Early on Tuesday morning, roughly 200 people gathered in Foley Square in downtown Manhattan and were heading for the square after police cleared Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park overnight...
Read more: New York Times
We Are the 99% Standing Up For Our Rights Against Corporate Greed and the Political Coruption in America and Around the World. Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power. ~~~ Abraham Lincoln
Showing posts with label Tents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tents. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Monday, November 14, 2011
Where to Start With the Homeless
The solution starts with homes. There is no way you can build enough houses to solve the problem immediately. But I believe tents are a great start. Along with portable bathrooms with washing stations and portable showers. You need these items in order to look for a job. That is the first priority. A place to sleep, store items, lock and hang out at without the world seeing in your bedroom. This could enhance a persons conditions immensely. Then they would have more courage and confidence to look for work. Tents should be a temporary solution to this problem and a way to make downtown San Diego look better. A tent city sounds like a great start to me. Let's make it happen.
Labels:
Homeless,
San Diego City Council Members,
Tents
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Want to See a Bulldozer Take Down the Occupy Salt Lake City Camp?
Salt Lake City police dismantle tents at the Occupy Salt Lake City encampment in Utah Saturday. Protesters were ordered out after a man was found dead in his tent the day before... Read more: The Blaze
Labels:
Dead Man,
Occupy Salt Lake,
OWS,
Police,
Tents
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Tents Start Popping Back Up at Occupy San Diego
Last night as I walked back into the Civic Center things looked different. It has been over a week since we were ordered to take our tents down. Now they are popping back up. Colors of green, beige and lite yellow lined the Civic Center floor last night. May this be a sign that more tents will go up today and our community be vibrant again as we Occupy San Diego Civic Center and make our voices heard regarding the corrupt politicians, bankers and the 1% that needs to learn how to share.
Labels:
1%,
Corrupt Politicans,
Occupy San Diego,
Occupy Wall Street,
Tents
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