Day 58
29 November 2011
Well, the encampment is not quite empty,
but it's a lot emptier than it was the day before. No wifi when I was
there and no big food tent, though dinner of some sort was available.
No word as to what the Mayor might have planned for the future.
Some Occupiers grabbing dinner. Yeah, it
had been raining out and the clouds really opened up later.
Oh, and The
Nation gave us a write-up! What will happen to the homeless who
were being sheltered with the Occupation?
Occupy
Philly Media asks "Okay, now what?"
Newt Gingrich, the latest Not-Mitt-Romney Republican running for president, requests that President Obama denounce the Occupy movement.
Where the food tent was.
A quickie overview of the blockbuster Bloomberg story. More fun and games with the Oligarchy, showing once again just what the Occupiers are opposing.
“The same places they went before,” he
said. “Subways and shelters; corners, alleys. The places they’ve been
living for decades.” David, who asked that his last name be withheld,
spoke softly, almost ruefully.
“I’d like to think that we’ve gotten some
folks some legitimate help, but it’s hard to say,” he added.
Boston
Herald also gave us a write-up. Officially, Occupiers are permitted
to protest on the plaza across the street, but only during the day, no
overnight camping. I didn't see anybody at that plaza when I passed by
on the way here.
Newt Gingrich, the latest Not-Mitt-Romney Republican running for president, requests that President Obama denounce the Occupy movement.
A quickie overview of the blockbuster Bloomberg story. More fun and games with the Oligarchy, showing once again just what the Occupiers are opposing.