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<blockquote data-quote="moreluck" data-source="post: 901201" data-attributes="member: 1246">I hope the police are fully armed!!!Monday, November 14, 2011 @ 5:58 pm |&nbsp; &nbsp; | 4 Comments » NYC Occupy Protesters Plan To Shut Down Wall Street On Thursday…&nbsp;&nbsp;And they will have the AFL-CIO and the SEIU to back them up.&nbsp;(Reuters) — Protesters hope to shut down Wall Street on Thursday by holding a street carnival to mark the two-month anniversary of their campaign against economic inequality.&nbsp;Protest organizers acknowledged that the “day of action” they have planned could be the group’s most provocative most yet, and could lead to mass arrests and further strain relations with city authorities.&nbsp;“I think we’re certainly going into this with our eyes wide open, but (the march is) to provoke ideas and discussion, not to provoke any violent reactions,” said Occupy Wall Street spokesman Ed Needham.&nbsp;“I think it is very difficult to do a day of action and not expect some sort of reaction from the (authorities),” he said.&nbsp;The protesters plan to march to Wall Street from their camp headquarters in a park two blocks away and then spread out across the city’s subway system to tell the stories of disenfranchised Americans. They will reconvene later on Thursday for a march across the Brooklyn Bridge.&nbsp;Last month, more than 700 people were arrested during a similar march across the bridge, after some protesters sat on the pedestrian walkway and refused to move, while</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moreluck, post: 901201, member: 1246"] I hope the police are fully armed!!! Monday, November 14, 2011 @ 5:58 pm | | 4 Comments » NYC Occupy Protesters Plan To Shut Down Wall Street On Thursday… And they will have the AFL-CIO and the SEIU to back them up. (Reuters) — Protesters hope to shut down Wall Street on Thursday by holding a street carnival to mark the two-month anniversary of their campaign against economic inequality. Protest organizers acknowledged that the “day of action” they have planned could be the group’s most provocative most yet, and could lead to mass arrests and further strain relations with city authorities. “I think we’re certainly going into this with our eyes wide open, but (the march is) to provoke ideas and discussion, not to provoke any violent reactions,” said Occupy Wall Street spokesman Ed Needham. “I think it is very difficult to do a day of action and not expect some sort of reaction from the (authorities),” he said. The protesters plan to march to Wall Street from their camp headquarters in a park two blocks away and then spread out across the city’s subway system to tell the stories of disenfranchised Americans. They will reconvene later on Thursday for a march across the Brooklyn Bridge. Last month, more than 700 people were arrested during a similar march across the bridge, after some protesters sat on the pedestrian walkway and refused to move, while [/QUOTE]

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