Occupy Dallas

[mstng86]

B of A
D O A
B of A
D O A

get that shit out of here hippy longstalking.

[Denny]

LOL!!!

Check out England
Bank Of England QE may reach £500 Billion

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/8812210/Bank-of-Englands-QE2-may-reach-500bn-economists-warn.html

You guys will be in good company.

[mstng86]

LOL!!!

Check out England
Bank Of England QE may reach £500 Billion

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/8812210/Bank-of-Englands-QE2-may-reach-500bn-economists-warn.html

You guys will be in good company.

I like a hot girl with an english accent.

[jasone]

B of A, be very of A

[dangerous_sep]

i was just in downtown having lunch with my folks at jason's deli and these idiots were right in front just causing all sorts of traffic. i told my folks just wait all of them will have long hair hipsters/hippies asking to be bailed out for their bad decisions and sure enough a damn hipster walks by asking for change and how he needs 120k for art school. my dad just looks at him and tells him " why you wasting your time here go get a damn job you hippie"! made my day haha

[Moose242]

These dick wads were outside of my building this morning. I rolled down my window and shouted "GET A FUCKING JOB," and then drove off.

A police officer laughed really hard. This made me happy.





Photo of the scene-

[mstng86]

I feel bad for the cops. They have to listen to all that bitching and moaning. Just imagine being around hundreds if ozzerans at one time.

[Mike]

I feel bad for the cops. They have to listen to all that bitching and moaning. Just imagine being around hundreds if ozzerans at one time.

#Winning

[mstng86]

#Winning

Winning is watching them try and park in a full parking lot.

[CJ]

These dick wads were outside of my building this morning. I rolled down my window and shouted "GET A FUCKING JOB," and then drove off.

A police officer laughed really hard. This made me happy.





Photo of the scene-

LOL nice. I bet they looked at your vette thinking "capitalist scum."

[Roscoe]

That is because I'm smart enough to get on the internet every morning and take what I want from Goldman Sachs and the other Wall Street faggots.

shit.. I think I discovered the problem.....

<--- followed ol' Dick Fuld.

[Strychnine]

[Strychnine]

[Captain Crawfish]

they should hookup the fire hoses to the hydrants and blast all those worthless idiots

[Broncojohnny]

Oh look, who does this remind you of?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/chavez-to-seize-homes-and-hotels-for-the-poor-on-idyllic-los-roques-2367385.html

Chavez to seize homes and hotels for the poor on idyllic Los Roques

By Simeon Tegel


Saturday, 8 October 2011
Venezuela president Hugo Chavez's policy of nationalising strategic private businesses has taken a new twist with his announcement that his government will expropriate hotels and holiday homes at an upmarket Caribbean resort.

The president plans to turn Los Roques, an idyllic archipelago of deserted beaches of perfect white sand with swaying palms and dazzling coral reefs, into a state-run getaway for his country's urban poor.

Speaking on national television, he said that yachts and speedboats confiscated from fugitive bankers would be used to transport holidaymakers from the mainland. "There are some houses there that were illegally built. We are going to expropriate them."

Talking by phone link rather than appearing in person – a tactic the president has increasingly used since starting chemotherapy for cancer – he added that the archipelago, a national park, had in effect been privatised by Venezuelan and foreign members of "the upper bourgeoisie".

The measure may turn out to be one of Mr Chavez's least controversial nationalisations. Los Roques was declared a protected area in 1972 and it is unclear why local authorities permitted any private properties on the islands, effectively allowing the archipelago to become one of Latin America's most exclusive beach destinations. Lying 95 miles off Venezuela's northern coast, Los Roques is a paradise for bird watchers, snorkellers and scuba-divers.

Since assuming office in 1999, Mr Chavez has overseen widescale nationalisations in Venezuela, including cement makers, steel mills and large swathes of land belonging to international corporations but deemed idle by the government.

He has also forced some of the world's largest energy companies to renegotiate drilling contracts for the country's highly-prized oil fields. Venezuela now has the largest crude reserves in the world, according to the president.

However, this would be the first time that Mr Chavez has targeted private homes. Not all the nationalisations have gone smoothly. Mr Chavez's government took over several supermarket chains, justifying the move by saying they were not catering to the country's poor. The stores now sell food at heavily-subsidised prices but often lack basic staples, and shoppers frequently have to queue for hours.

Expropriating Los Roques could help position Mr Chavez, 57, who had surgery to remove a malignant tumour from his pelvis in June, for presidential elections next year. He is massively popular with Venezuela's poor but his poll ratings, now hovering around 40 per cent, are some 30 per cent below their historic high.