Occupy Portland Protesters Sing “Fuck the USA,” Obama Supports #OWS Revolution, Plots to Use Anger in Reelection Putsch

So this is Obama's civilian army. The Washington Post is reporting, "President Obama and his team have decided to turn public anger at Wall Street into a central tenet of their reelection strategy."

Really?

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America elected a fringe agitator who loves these destructive, ugly hate-filled rampages. He supports #OWS and invariably shows us yet again that he hates us. It is his abject failure and his disastrous presidency that has routed this country's economy. And he will use the disaffection and anger his administration is responsible for to create civil unrest. The uber-left propogandists in the big media will once again prove indispensable in fabricating and advancing the lie in this stealth putsch.

The very idea of blaming business for a malignant and out-of-control government is so pre-war Germany. Business is not responsible for business woes. Big government and over-regulation are responsible for our economic woes. Obama never worked a day in his life. WTF does he know about it?

Verum Serum has this:

I think this pretty much sums up the real agenda of the Occupy movement. If this is Krugman’s Army, then this is their reveille. They aren’t gaining anything for themselves from these ridiculous protests, so they might as well defecate on the country the rest of us love. 

Pamela Hall has more on the rioting in NYC here. It is madness in NY right now. And Bloomberg is sitting on his hands playing stepin fetchit for the O-minstration.

Photo: Cops struggle to erect a barricade against a crush of protesters trying to break through and into Times Square. Demonstraters were allowed in the iconic landmark, but only in certain fenced-in areas. (NY Post)

Blazing Cat Fur has the Canadian commie hatefest coverage here.

This from Helmar Von Campe who was born in 1925 in Halle, Germany. He lived through the Nazi years and served in the German Army.

"The main preoccupation of my parents during the Nazi years was to save us children from Nazi indoctrination," says Hilmar von Campe.

von Campe's  reports about the Nazi years and the war are a lesson of history as he brings facts unknown to most Americans. He describes why it came about, his own moral responsibility and how his life changed. The Nazi system, like any other totalitarian system, he says, is based on lies. Lies are at the root of the problem in the world. You can't defeat them with money or armies but only with the truth. Hilmar compares developments in American society and in the world today with what happened in pre-Nazi Germany and warns America to turn away now from the destructive ideological path we are on.

Yes, this is Obama's civilian army that he warned us he would form. He has been recruiting in the classrooms (more here). Yes, it is, and he intends to use the #OWS army in a 2012 coup. This election is going to be the ugliest, nastiest dog fight.

Republicans had better pick a strong, fearless candidate. Polite is not going to cut it.

Obama plans to turn anti-Wall Street anger on Mitt Romney, Republicans Washington Post, By Peter Wallsten 

President Obama and his team have decided to turn public anger at Wall Street into a central tenet of their reelection strategy.

The move comes as the Occupy Wall Street protests gain momentum across the country and as polls show deep public distrust of the nation’s major financial institutions.

And it sets up what strategists see as a potent line of attack against Republican front-runner Mitt Romney, a former investment executive whom Obama aides plan to portray as a wealthy Wall Street sympathizer.

Many Democrats consider Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, the greatest threat to Obama when it comes to wooing centrist independents next year, and Romney this week has begun to present himself as a champion of middle-income Americans.

Obama aides point to recent surveys that show anger at Wall Street spanning ideologies, including a new Washington Post-ABC News poll in which 68 percent of independents and 60 percent of Republicans say they have unfavorable impressions of the big financial institutions.

But the strategy of channeling anti-Wall Street anger carries risks. Many of Obama’s senior advisers have ties to the financial industry — a point that makes Occupy protesters wary of the president and his party.

In recent days, Obama has ramped up his rhetoric. He took the unusual step of targeting an individual company when he attacked Bank of America for its new $5 monthly debit-card fee, calling it “exactly the sort of stuff that folks are frustrated by.” And his campaign and the White House have distributed messages blasting GOP candidates and lawmakers for wanting to repeal Wall Street regulations pushed by Obama and opposing the confirmation of a leader for the consumer protection bureau created as part of the overhaul.

“We intend to make it one of the central elements of the campaign next year,” Obama senior adviser David Plouffe said in an interview. “One of the main elements of the contrast will be that the president passed Wall Street reform and our opponent and the other party want to repeal it.”

“I’m pretty confident 12 months from now, as people make the decision about who to go vote for, the gut check is going to be about, ‘Who would make decisions more about helping my life than Wall Street?’ ” Plouffe added.

GOP stance

Romney, no doubt anticipating the White House’s new attack line, sought to show solidarity with the demonstrators during this week’s GOP candidates debate.

“The reason you’re seeing protests . . . is middle-income Americans are having a hard time making ends meet,” he said.

GOP leaders say the Wall Street law is government overreach, and Romney’s economic plan calls for replacing it with a “streamlined regulatory framework.”

Obama has tried this line of attack before, railing in 2009 against “fat-cat bankers” who he accused of taking excessive bonuses in the wake of the financial meltdown. But after complaints from Democrats on Wall Street and business leaders, the president has spent much of the past year courting companies — even hiring a new chief of staff, William Daley, from the banking industry.

And many on the left have attacked Obama and his administration for its ties to Wall Street, arguing that the financial regulatory overhaul fell far short of an industry makeover that many critics believed necessary.

Much of his top economic team has roots in the financial services industry, and in recent months Daley and top campaign aides have devoted much of their time improving the relationship with big-dollar donors on Wall Street.

That relationship helps explain the brewing tensions between Democratic officials and the Occupy Wall Street protests. The growing movement is adding new energy to a disaffected left that the party has been trying to excite — but it is largely separate from traditional party institutions.

“The fact that Obama has been so close to Wall Street makes this tough going for him,” said Van Jones, a longtime liberal organizer and former Obama aide.

Tea party echoes

The situation mirrors the choice Republican Party officials confronted in 2009 as the tea party movement found its footing and began challenging establishment figures in the GOP hierarchy. Over time, a series of establishment groups such as Freedom­Works began coordinating with the activists, and the tea party insurgency began to more closely resemble the energized GOP base.

Liberal activists, though, see the Occupy groups as a potentially more unwieldy phenomenon resistant to traditional politics and resentful of the Democratic Party’s reliance on corporate money.

That distrust was evident at an Atlanta demonstration last week, when Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.), a legendary protester in his own right, was denied the chance to speak. A video of the incident, in which Lewis looks on uncomfortably as activists rise to debate whether allowing a congressman to speak violates the spirit of the protest, became an Internet sensation.

Other disputes have been raging online and in person at demonstration sites across the country. At Occupy D.C., the McPherson Square encampment inspired by Occupy Wall Street, a shouting match erupted this week when a woman describing herself as a longtime Democratic campaign worker encouraged the young protesters to express their concerns by voting, only to be told that voting was not enough.

An Obama strategist from Florida, Steve Schale, posted on his Facebook page that “clamoring for change is hollow unless you vote.” He linked to an image from the liberal Think Progress blog calling on activists to “Occupy the Polls.”

A former Obama volunteer from central Florida, Madison Paige, retorted on Schale’s page that voting alone could not fix the system, saying, “We have to be willing to do the hardest work — and that means taking a look in the mirror when necessary.”

How demonstrators channel their activism could depend on what they see and hear from Obama in the coming months — meaning the protests present opportunities and perils for the president as he starts to strike a more populist tone on the campaign trail.

“It’s not a danger — if [Obama] handles it properly,” said Steve Hildebrand, an architect of Obama’s 2008 grass-roots organization who is not affiliated with the reelection effort. “I would encourage him to carefully listen to the people who are passionately protesting Wall Street, big corporations and CEO pay.”

Obama and his aides have been cautious in discussing the demonstrations. The president said last week that the protesters were “giving voice to a more broad-based frustration about how our financial system works.”

But Obama also defended his support for bailing out distressed banks after the 2008 financial crisis, saying he “used up a lot of political capital, and I’ve got the dings and bruises to prove it, in order to make sure that we prevented a financial meltdown and that banks stayed afloat.”

Comments

[Crusty]

Funny how when the Tea Party peacefully and lawfully criticizes bank bailouts we're called stupid, crazy, violent, and racist. When the Fleabaggers criticize bank bailouts while they pee, poo & expose themselves in public, break the law, assault police, shout obscenities, engage in anti-Semitism and call for violent revolution, the press heroizes them.

[Conagher 1880]

And this is why I detest leftists...and especially the leftist/Obama Ministry of Propaganda and Popular Enlightenment media.

The second these piles of manure become violent, it's over for them...and their "messiah," Zero Hussein Obozo.

[Tom Billesley]

OWS has accumulated $230 000 in donations.
Guess what they've done with the money?
That's right - they've placed it in the hands of bankers.

[Angelo J Artuso]

". . . and he intends to use the #OWS army in a 2012 coup. This election is going to be the ugliest, nastiest dog fight. Republicans had better pick a strong, fearless candidate. Polite is not going to cut it."

How quaint - to think that the 2012 election is actually going to save our country; that these rabid, foaming at the mouth leftists will actually accept an election result that is not to their liking. Or alternatively, that should the left win, we Americans should peacefully accept the result and go quietly into the night as they complete the process of enslaving the few remainng free men in this world.

Wake up! We are at war! An election is not going to pull us back from the brink. The two sides are too polarized and diametrically opposed. It is time for secession, and if that is not accepted by the "federal" government, then time for blood. The Tree of Liberty is thirsty!

[Yuri]

They will just commit election fraud. All those endless "recounts"..

[TellyStern]

How quaint - to think that the 2012 election is actually going to save our country; that these rabid, foaming at the mouth leftists will actually accept an election result that is not to their liking.

[TellyStern]

BTW. That propaganda image they used for the "Day of Rage" is more Aryan and nazi that it is (what I assume they were going for) marixist new-man. But whatever. If they are a peaceful group the wouldn't use violent imagery including a sword(?). Nor would they call their even a day of rage. Why couldn't they call it a day of well-informed rational discussion? Rage is irrational mob mentality driven by inner hatred (not anger) that prevents individuals from think rationally and even from controlling their own behavior. Rage is what is required to launch a marxist revolution.

[D]

It is surreal. Must resemble the brainwashed mindset of the early Nazi movement. It's strange to watch the mob mentality unfolding like something out of a zombie movie. Ship of fools hardly describes this insanity.

[Debbie Kyzer]

What has happened to LAW and ORDER???!!!

[WARCHICK]

I have felt for some time now there will come a day when elections will be suspended, either with Obama or Hillary...it is the pattern of history, and being a pattern is therfore math-based, and since math is the language of the universe, then without massive intervention by those who can do math, this consequence is as inevitable as 4 is the inevitable consequence of 2+2 -- WARCHICK

[Betty]

all these people are doing is falling in to obama's trap along with soroes they need to stop and think how they are looking and to take stock of their lives are they going to be any better tomorrow when all this is over? will they have a job? no things will only be worse for them and their family

[RobitJ]

Occupy Wall St...Days of Rage..also known as DNC National Headquarters.

Eat the Rich...start with Michael Moore...he could feed the masses easy.

[Guy Macher]

The Occupiers are Obama's natural constituency since they actually seem addled enough to vote for him again.

Did Obama actually say the "99 percenters" or the "99 names of Allah?"

[comfort furn]

How can barry soetero qualify for another term? The fraud, the forgery, the falsified records should have him arrested by now, what is going on with all the branches of government? They appear to all be complicit for the take down of America.

[veteran for the constitution]

There are more of us them them. The media wants us to think we are alone. If you have not prepared for the oncoming revolution than do so now. The dawn of that day is almost here. Everyone that fears God and loves the Constitution should come together in defense of our nation and the future of our families. We do not send our sons, daughters, fathers, mothers, brothers, and sisters to fight in foreign lands so commies can take over our country. It is inevitable that there will be violence. The nation has become too divided, but we are still the majority over the commies, nazis, jihadis, and other anti americans. "We shall all fight together or surely hang separately."

[veteran for the constitution]

Communists will never give up power simply through elections. If they can not fix them again in 2012 there will be an "event" that will be the cause of martial law before or shortly after the elections. The Declaration of Independence and The Constitution clearly state that men(and women of course) have not only the right, but the obligation to overthrow governments when they become destructive upon their means( Destroying the Constitution instead of defending it ). The only reason we have a federal gov't is to defend the constitution. If they do not do that then we do not need them. That would make the contract between the states( The Constitution ) null and void or IMMEDIATE replacement of new fed gov't necessary. Understand that without the Constitution each state(California, NY, Kansas, Hawaii, ?all 50 ) to be free and independent nations under no authority from the fed gov't. To secede and/or reform the country under the Constitution with new fed gov't. would be then left to each state and what they believe is best for them. I hope we can reform, but America as we know it is already dead I hate to say. The problem is there will be race wars, religious wars, and so on. The problem will be to find and determine who is in it for love of country and the Constitution and who is in it for race, religion, communism, and so on among the chaos. God bless America and whoever does lead our nation or what is left of it in the near future will arrest, prosecute, and execute those responsible for the evil acts against our country. No matter how high an office they may hold or how powerful they may think they are.

[John Doe]

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I'm a banker, and I love the peasants who are fighting by our side. Down with the leftists!

[sba patriot express loan]

They have all the rights.