Liberty Action Kit for ‘Occupy’ Protesters (With Videos)
Cassandra Anderson, Contributing Writer
Activist Post
October 22, 2011
Many disenfranchised people at the ‘Occupy Wall Street’ protest and protests in other cities are confused about the cause of our crashing economy. If you are interested in sharing this brief summary about the reasons for our failing economy, please download this PDF file to print flyers for the ‘Occupy’ protests.
The videos below the article explain in more detail the points made in the downloadable flyer. This is another valuable tool that can help you spread the word.
The only way we are going to emerge with prosperity from the meltdown is through the education of enough people who will take action — thanks to all activists who are spreading the truth!
Chossudovsky: Killing of Gaddafi and NATO’s Money-Driven Wars of Conquest
YouTube – RT
October 21, 2011
On RT, Chossudovsky talks about the OWS movement and the war with Libya:
Potent News: Michel Chossudovsky On OWS Movement & Libyan War
Amir Alwani
Potent News
October 22, 2011
This morning I had a chance to interview award-winning writer, Prof. Michel Chossudovsky about the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Michel Chossudovsky is the President and Director of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG). He teaches Economics at the University of Ottawa and his books have been translated into over 20 languages.
Go to globalresearch.ca for more information.
“Occupy Wall Street Protest Song” Pushes Deadly Vaccines And Seems Ignorant Of Lethal Effects Of Fluoride In Our Water Supply – SHAME
by Amir Alwani
Potent News
October 20, 2011
Take a quick look at the chilling lyrics for this “Occupy Wall Street Protest Song” from Big Government. If you actually pay attention, you see that the writer must think that we have clean water in all of our water in our faucets. We don’t have clean water. We have water contaminated with a highly toxic industrial waste that we euphemistically refer to as fluoride. Later, he pushes vaccines. Even McDonalds’ pushes vaccines now. Just take a look at the vaccine section of this website to get the other side of the story.
US State Department Funded Agitator in DC Advising #OWS
by Tony Cartalucci
From the US to Serbia, to Egypt and back again, US State Department-funded, trained, and equipped agitator Ahmed Maher poses at the scene of “Occupy D.C.” Ironically, Americans claim Maher and his “April 6” movement have inspired them to rise up against their corrupt government, unaware that his movement was insidiously created by the US government. Photo: courtesy Ahmed Maher, Spencer Ackerman
While the Wired piece doesn’t explain where Maher honed his “revolutionary” skills, it does mention vaguely that he was in D.C. on invitation from an unnamed university professor and that next he would be headed to New York City to “advise” protesters there.
This of course isn’t Maher’s first trip to the United States. Years before the Egyptian revolution, the United States was quietly preparing a global army of youth cannon fodder to fuel region wide conflagrations throughout the world, both politically and literally. Maher’s April 6 organization had been in New York City for the US State Department’s first “Alliance for Youth Movements Summit” in 2008. His group then traveled to Serbia to train under the US-funded “CANVAS” organization before returning to Egypt in 2010 with US International Crisis Group (ICG) operative Mohamed ElBaradei to spend the next year building up for the “Arab Spring.”
Potent News Update – Occupy Nova Scotia [video included]
Amir Alwani
Potent News
October 20, 2011
My experience, on the ground, is that this is one of the most leaderfull “leaderless” movements I’ve ever seen. Also noteworthy, one of these guys just came from Tahrir Square and the other from Wall Street.
Activist Post‘s description of the video is spot-on:
Contributor Amir Alwani was back at Occupy Nova Scotia to document some of the speakers and protesters. He made some interesting discoveries. In the first segment, a protester voices his concern over the structure of the General Assembly within the overall movement. He illustrates the irony that people have taken to the streets as the 99% fed up with the rule by the 1%, yet many congregate in choir fashion around one speaker, often chanting the message of the “leader.” He is quick to point out that this does not invalidate the entire movement, but it is something we certainly should be mindful of as activists.In the second segment a man comments about a tent labeled “media centre” that, according to him, was behaving in a secretive way. Amir heads over to the tent and listens to two representatives, James Green and Miles Howe, speak about their mission. James has arrived from the Occupy Wall Street media team, and Miles has experience in “revolutionary squares,” including Tahrir Square in Egypt. This combination should cause some healthy skepticism of their views, as both locations have been focal points for political operatives.
In fact, they are creating a “media co-op” at Occupy Nova Scotia where citizen journalists are encouraged to submit their videos and printed material. However, there is a strange choice of language as they discuss how important it is that their group be the only one to disseminate the information to the world, stressing the need to “shape the message.” This is the exact top-down approach that corporate media uses. It seems oddly out of place to those who are protesting against the power that the few have over the many. Again, we urge activists to be mindful of giving away our power to any centralized source.
The following is an excerpt from an interview with Webster Griffin Tarpley on PressTV (Oct. 12):
“Press TV: This thing about silencing John Lewis, if we have a member of the Congress there being silenced, then what does show in terms of what is going to happen to the protesters out on the streets? How would the one percent want to use any tactics to silence? What kind of tactics would they use to silence the Americans and the protesters out on the streets?
Tarpley: With what they are using. They are using a bunch of anarchists and this Adbusters comes from the Situationist International. Situationist International was cooked up by NATO and the CIA back in the 1950s and 60s to overthrow General [Charles] de Gaulle of France who was the target at that time.
This whole apparatus of the General Assembly, the facilitators, the consensus, the voting, the human microphone; the leaderless group is a brainwashing technique; the human microphone is a brainwashing technique.”
http://edition.presstv.ir/detail/204427.html
http://tarpley.net/2011/10/12/unchain-the-mass-strike/
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Oct. 18 http://blip.tv/play/AYLZjk0C.html
Oct. 16 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq-CYRKt5mU
Oct. 12 http://edition.presstv.ir/detail/204427.html
Oct. 10 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMVEVmxMsEg
Oct. 7 http://tarpley.net/2011/10/07/occupy-wall-street-who-wants-to-hijack-the-movement/
Oct. 5 http://tarpley.net/2011/10/06/occupy-wall-street-needs-a-fighting-program-to-save-the-nation-not-endless-groupthink/
Sept. 20 http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=21110
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UPDATE from June 6, 2013: I have to admit that after having met Miles Howe a couple times and having spoken to a couple people who’ve known him for years, I am now admittedly less suspicious of Miles Howe. That said, the other guy, James Green, definitely made a reputation for himself at this event and in the end, there seemed to be consensus among the community that James Green was definitely a shady character. For one thing, James had gone out of his way to tell mainstream media that if they wanted to interview members of the Occupy NS movement they had to come to the square to do it. He told this to mainstream media on behalf of everyone in the movement while consulting few, if any, people in the movement. At the beginning of this whole thing he referred to himself as the “media liaison” for the group and when I was present at a couple of the meetings that happened prior to the actual initial event, it was clear that James was trying to dominate and steer the debate into a discussion about administrative matters such as food, toilets, tents, blankets, etc. People swallowed this shit up as they disregarded the fact that nobody there seemed to prioritize coming to a consensus about why we were actually there and what our demands were. To call this movement synthetic is an understatement, in my opinion.

