Yesterday on my way to visit the WTC Memorial I walked by the "Occupy Wall Street" crowd and from what I saw, heard and smelled I totally agree with this piece. Those people are scary and seem to be one step away from Jonestown or Mao's Red China.


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Occupy Wall Street: No Vacancies

by Kevin Jackson

October 12, 2011

The left is desperate to have Occupy Wall Street ripple into a movement to challenge the Tea Party. The problem is that this movement’s “Occupants” are as relevant as navel lint.

The Occupants say one reason they need a movement is to go after banks [wink] who may have taken advantage of some of the people who lost their homes. The premise sounds noble and is meant to elicit outrage from mindless drones.

Even though the vast majority of people who got subprime loans knew they really couldn’t afford their homes, I don’t necessarily blame them for taking advantage of the credit loopholes that gave them a chance at ownership. If liberal politicians were willing to provide a shortcut to that small piece of the American Dream, why not give it a shot?

So I blame liberal politicians. They changed the rules to help uncreditworthy folks take a shortcut to their dreams. As with most shortcuts, the relaxed rules led to worse credit and false hope for millions of poor people. Subprime loans did for homeownership what the Hindenburg did for travel. The harsh reality is that your home is not your home until you possess the clear deed; until then you are a renter who gets a tax break.

Don’t expect the Occupants to actually connect the dots and blame Jimmy Carter, a white racist Democrat who got all this started with the Community Reinvestment Act, an attempt to assuage his guilty conscience. Nor will Occupants blame Bill Clinton and ultimately Barack Obama, John Kerry, Barney Frank, and about all other powerful Democrats in office at the time who took bribes to “help the poor.” For Occupants to blame the actual perpetrators would take both brains and brass nuggets, neither of which they possess. But the Tea Party is supposed to fear these nuggetless, brain-dead zombies? Janet Napolitano has a better chance of marrying a Chippendale dancer.

Two weeks ago this movement was a handful of hapless “hope and changers” running on Obama’s Marlboro fumes. Big deal the regressives managed to get their most ignorant base—liberal youth—to join them. Liberal youth aren’t down for the cause. They came because they were told that Radiohead would be playing. Thank God for the liberal elite that wackademia produces stupid liberal kids.

These new-millennium beatniks put down their medical marijuana and Xboxes, crowding into their vans to attend the charade: Dude, I thought you said “parade.”

But just adding the “yoots” was not enough to show the massive numbers the left wanted the Occupants to represent, so onto the next lowest rung on the victimization ladder…minorities.

ACORN got the no-bid contract to provide “people of color” and promptly put out casting calls, running ads on BET.

With the promise of fully loaded SNAP cards, the mocha chocolata yayas took off their house shoes, put on their boots, and came out to march against [insert rich white capitalist organization here].

The Mexicans followed closely behind, responding to ads on Telemundo and Univision that promised amnesty, menial jobs, and an authentic molcajete in every barrio kitchen.

It was said that there were Mexican protesters who couldn’t even read the signs they were holding. And there were non-English-speaking Mexican nationals in attendance as well.

This is not about Wall Street. There is an amazing amount of orchestration in play at Occupy rallies, all in an effort to make us believe that this is a movement—the answer to the Tea Party. I could launch into a litany of reasons why the Occupants are in no way like Tea Party folks, such as the fact that Occupants are funkier than a fat man’s drawers, downright nasty people hygienically speaking. Most of the Occupants look like they got dressed behind a roaring jet engine. Think of the TV show Hoarders morphed with Intervention, and you get an idea of life as an Occupant.

Occupants are as sharp as marbles and the clinical definition of fanatics: They won’t change their minds but won’t change the subject, either. And talk about mean-spirited, with all the sensitivity of a praying mantis. They desire to cause trouble, and they desire to get arrested. Tea Party people can’t afford to get arrested, because we have to work.


For Nancy Pelosi, the Tea Partiers who have not had a single arrest over two-plus years are dangerous radicals, but she actually asked God to “bless” the Occupants. Doesn’t that violate the left’s belief of separation of church and state?

Tea Partiers represent the best that America has to offer and are in no need of Pelosi’s prayers, which are intercepted and screened by an Obama staffer before getting to the big guy.

Occupants, on the other hand, are indeed in need of real prayer, but by professionals and not Pelosi. Occupants represent America at its worst, as they are the shiftless and lazy thieves among us. Occupants feign solidarity to a common cause to stop Wall Street “greed” as many of them head back to their cushy cars, phat homes, high-paying jobs, and otherwise opulent lifestyles, as lost as last year’s Easter eggs.

Michael Moore claimed at one time that he owned no stock, yet he actually owned a substantial amount of the dreaded Halliburton.

Russell Simmons is a banker of the worst kind! Here is a bit of information on the credit-card services that he advertises will help poor people establish their credit:


Rushcard
Typical Bank Card

Activation Fee:
$19.95
Free

Convenience Fee:
$1.00
Free

ATM Cash Withdrawal:
$1.95
Free (at branch)

ATM Balance Inquiry:
$.50
Free

Bill Payment:
$1.00
Free

Inactivity:
$2.95
Free

Refund of Rushcard/Bank Card via Check:
$5.00
Free


A month from now, the Occupy Wall Street movement will be deader than disco, exposed for the fraud that the movement and its Occupants are. Nice try by the lefties to shift the fight and attempt to market faux passion. The Occupy movement didn’t plan on America being at maximum occupancy already.