Friends! Countrymen! Useful idiots! United! The time has come (to crap on police cars).
Posted on 10/13/2011 10:48:12 PM PDT by yoe
Friday morning could be the beginning of the end of the “Occupy Wall Street” demonstration.
On Thursday, Brookfield Office Management employees were passing out notices to protesters, who have been camped out for 26 days, saying that tarps, sleeping bags and tents are all prohibited in the park, as is lying on the ground and on benches when it becomes an interference for others.
CBS 2 learned late Thursday night the protestors are preparing in case they cannot base their operations out of Zuccotti Park anymore. They are now encouraging people to occupy Tompkins Square Park in the East Village.
“They might as well as just said ‘You’re done,’” one protester told CBS 2′s Ann Mercogliano earlier Thursday.
“This is an eviction notice,” said another.
In relentless solidarity, members of Occupy Wall Street marched to City Hall delivering thousands of petitions to stop Mayor Michael Bloomberg from plowing through Zuccotti with the NYPD and a clean-up crew Friday morning.
In response to the new regulations, Occupy Wall Street called for supporters to come to Zuccotti Park at 6 a.m. on Friday to “defend the occupation from eviction.” In a statement on their website, the group also encouraged supporters to call 311 and demand that the mayor “support our right to assemble and to not interfere with #OWS.”
That statement also went on to say that if Mayor Bloomberg really cared about sanitation at the park, “he should support the installation of portopans and dumpsters.”
The notification followed Wednesday night’s announcement by the mayor’s office that protesters need to leave the park on Friday so (Occupy Wall Street Protesters Target JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon)
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It is their RIGHT to crap on private property.
They started to do this in UK after the riots last month.
They make it too easy for NYC, assuming they mean it. All they have to do is send in the Police in at 4 a.m., I would recommend Hazmat Suits.
F’em.
End of message.
Clean it with ammonia, and let it sit for a few days to really sanitize the filth away. That would do the trick.
Would ammonia kill the lawn?
The owner of the park has already said it will probably cost thousands to reseed the lawn just from the damage already done to it, so a little bleach and ammonia probably won't make much difference.
This seems to be one aspect of capitalism that these guys are personally familiar with.
Actually, ammonia is good fertilizer for plants in small doses. But I was more referring to the concrete and inorganic surfaces.
Friends! Countrymen! Useful idiots! United! The time has come (to crap on police cars).
No, ammonia, released into damp soil, is a fertilizer (nitrogen).
Farmers use “anhydrous ammonia” as their cheapest form of nitrogen. It is deadly stuff to handle if you don’t have the proper protective equipment and know what it can do. The way it is applied to crop ground it to be injected below the surface of the soil, where it binds with any moisture in the soil.
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