Taking it to the streets...

-={ARCLIGHT}=- · **Posted:** Thu Jan 31, 2013 12:18 pm

chuckmo48 wrote:

Stocks closed higher Friday, with the S&P 500 ending above 1,500 and logging its longest winning streak since November 2004, boosted by a batch of upbeat corporate earnings reports. All three major averages turned in their fourth-consecutive weekly gain.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/100407825

chuckmo48 wrote:

-={ARCLIGHT}=- wrote:

University Study: Occupy Wall Street Protesters Were Disproportionately Rich, Overwhelmingly White

...and your point is...That there are affluent people that care about how wall street almost ruined our country or how bush bankrupt our country, or how rethugs still try to protect them?

So which is it?

On one hand you are for Wall Street doing well as a sign that Barry is doing well, then you are against Wall street with your support of Occupy Wall Street.

Wall Street is doing well but unemployment is still high and the average American is struggling.

Face it, Barry is the worst President ever.

And you and your ilk are flaming hypocrites.

chuckmo48 · **Posted:** Fri Feb 01, 2013 6:15 pm

Tiger1 wrote:

chuckmo48 wrote:

Tiger1 wrote:

Too bad I cannot go to Valpo today, to counter protest the useful idiot obamabots

...no you should be out protesting your perverted priests:
KC bishop charged with not alerting police on child porn
Highest-ranking US Catholic official charged in church's long-running sex abuse scandal

You are one of the most bitter ex Catholics I have ever seen. Your conscience must be putting you in pure hell. You try to justify your turning away from your faith, by posting ONLY catholic child molesters. Quit trying to justify your mindset with your hypocritical posts.

Mahony defends legacy on church abuse in blog

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LOS ANGELES (AP) â€” The public rebuke of retired Cardinal Roger Mahony for failing to take swift action against abusive priests adds tarnish to a career already overshadowed by the church sex abuse scandal but does little to change his role in the larger church.
Mahony can still act as a priest, keep his rank as cardinal and remain on a critical Vatican panel that elects the next pope.

Quote:

Studies commissioned by the U.S. bishops found more than 4,000 U.S. priests have faced sexual abuse allegations since the early 1950s, in cases involving more than 10,000 children â€” mostly boys.

http://news.yahoo.com/mahony-defends-legacy-church-abuse-blog-230917835.html

-={ARCLIGHT}=- · **Posted:** Fri Feb 01, 2013 6:38 pm

-={ARCLIGHT}=- wrote:

chuckmo48 wrote:

Stocks closed higher Friday, with the S&P 500 ending above 1,500 and logging its longest winning streak since November 2004, boosted by a batch of upbeat corporate earnings reports. All three major averages turned in their fourth-consecutive weekly gain.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/100407825

chuckmo48 wrote:

-={ARCLIGHT}=- wrote:

University Study: Occupy Wall Street Protesters Were Disproportionately Rich, Overwhelmingly White

...and your point is...That there are affluent people that care about how wall street almost ruined our country or how bush bankrupt our country, or how rethugs still try to protect them?

So which is it?

On one hand you are for Wall Street doing well as a sign that Barry is doing well, then you are against Wall street with your support of Occupy Wall Street.

Wall Street is doing well but unemployment is still high and the average American is struggling.

Face it, Barry is the worst President ever.

And you and your ilk are flaming hypocrites.

Still waiting for you to explain your hypocrisy regarding Wall Street.

chuckmo48 · **Posted:** Sat Feb 02, 2013 9:47 am

-={ARCLIGHT}=- wrote:

chuckmo48 wrote:

Stocks closed higher Friday, with the S&P 500 ending above 1,500 and logging its longest winning streak since November 2004, boosted by a batch of upbeat corporate earnings reports. All three major averages turned in their fourth-consecutive weekly gain.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/100407825

chuckmo48 wrote:

-={ARCLIGHT}=- wrote:

University Study: Occupy Wall Street Protesters Were Disproportionately Rich, Overwhelmingly White

...and your point is...That there are affluent people that care about how wall street almost ruined our country or how bush bankrupt our country, or how rethugs still try to protect them?

So which is it?

On one hand you are for Wall Street doing well as a sign that Barry is doing well, then you are against Wall street with your support of Occupy Wall Street.

Nope not at all... no hypocrisy here! Since your "ilk" on the supreme court have now stated that corporations are people; look what has happened to the presidential elections being funded by the neo's corporations.
Since the president has been in office he has passed legislation to protect the citizens against wall street corruption:

Obama Signs Financial Reform Bill, Hails New Safeguards

Quote:

Hailing the new Wall Street reform bill as one that will "empower consumers and investors, bring the shadowy deals that caused this crisis into the light of day, and put a stop to taxpayer bailouts once and for all," President Barack Obama on Wednesday signed into law the nation's broadest financial regulations since the Great Depression.

See... unfortunately, with your type of thinking it must be "all or nothing"...there is no place for compromise in any of your thoughts... But that is how cons are hard-wired...

chuckmo48 · **Posted:** Tue Feb 05, 2013 6:07 pm

-={ARCLIGHT}=- wrote:

...and your point is...That there are affluent people that care about how wall street almost ruined our country or how bush bankrupt our country, or how rethugs still try to protect them?
So which is it?

On one hand you are for Wall Street doing well as a sign that Barry is doing well, then you are against Wall street with your support of Occupy Wall Street.

Nope not at all... no hypocrisy here! Since your "ilk" on the supreme
court have now stated that corporations are people; look what has happened to the presidential elections being funded by the neo's corporations.
Since the president has been in office he has passed legislation to protect the citizens against wall street corruption:[/quote]

Obama Signs Financial Reform Bill, Hails New Safeguards

Quote:

Hailing the new Wall Street reform bill as one that will "empower consumers and investors, bring the shadowy deals that caused this crisis into the light of day, and put a stop to taxpayer bailouts once and for all," President Barack Obama on Wednesday signed into law the nation's broadest financial regulations since the Great Depression.

See... unfortunately, with your type of thinking it must be "all or nothing"...there is no place for compromise in any of your thoughts... But that is how cons are hard-wired...[/quote]

Bump...Bump...Bump...

-={ARCLIGHT}=- · **Posted:** Wed Feb 06, 2013 1:11 pm

Dear Stupid,

If you are bumping this to prove that you have made a valid point, you have NOT.

I didn't reply because your argument is basically gibberish, and your hypocrisy toward Wall Street is as transparent as ever.

You wish Wall Street's recent victory to be seen as Barry's victorious economy, and a symbol of just how great Barry's Presidency has been for the American economy.

While you have been very pro Occupy Wall Street, yet the average American is still falling upon hard times, and Barry still has massive unemployment at 7.9%, while college graduates work minimum wage jobs.

No one believes your hallucinations but you, the emperor truly has no clothes.

Face it, all you have ever done here is to complain.

But now there is no bogey-man Republican and all that there is to be done is to logically defend Barry's bone headed moves.

But we all know, from years of experience that you are unable to think for your self.

You just stick you head in the liberal echo chamber over at the dailykos and regurgitate it here.

Barry is NOT growing America's economy, he is growing the size of the government.

Wall Street fat cats, continue to get fatter under Barry's reign.
Unemployment is still at 7.9% and 8.5 million fewer jobs exist since Barry took office.

-={ARCLIGHT}=- · **Posted:** Wed Apr 03, 2013 6:03 pm

Documents Reveal DHS Monitored Occupy Wall Street Protests Daily As Matter Of Policy

Itâ€™s almost like leftists have a penchant for violence.

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The Department of Homeland Security monitored Occupy Wall Street movement-related protests daily as a matter of policy, according to recently published government documents.

Documents obtained by the Partnership for Civil Justice Fund in a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request also reveaeld â€œcoordination and intelligence monitoring by the DHS, the FBI, the NYPD and other law enforcement agencies of â€™Occupy-typeâ€™ protests.â€

â€œIn preparation for planned protests in New York City on October 15, 2011, the DHS documents show coordination between federal and local authorities to use New York Cityâ€™s permitting scheme to frustrate, obstruct or stop free speech activities,â€ said PCJF in a post on its website.

DHS also monitored media coverage of the movement as part of its open-source intelligence collection efforts.

PCJF reported that it obtained thousands of documents pertaining to DHS surveillance of the Occupy movement. As of right now, PJCF has published 252 of those documents.

PCJF also published a separate set of documents in December 2012, obtained from the FBI, which revealed that the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and FBI closely monitored the activities of the movement in 2011.

-={ARCLIGHT}=- · **Posted:** Wed Sep 11, 2013 8:58 am

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