This article indicates about 5,000 showed up for this, but the article I read that linked me to this one said that many people thought this was something put on by a tea party group and showed up for that...........when they realized it was not a tea party event, but something totally different, they left.  Now there are, as another article I posted says, about 1,000 people left.  This article is a MUST READ as it lays out the goals and the people involved in this movement.  I certainly don't like the tea party being linked with these folks at all in any way, since these are the class warfare socialists (and that is being kind) pushing for the overthrow of our form of government.  Certainly, I don't believe in very much these folks believe in, and I would want to distance myself from any comparison in any way shape or form.  We are constitutionalists and these folks are anarchists. But please read and let us know how you feel.

18 Sep 2011

Eric Odom

We asked our Facebook fans about possible stories this weekend and found a few of our readers curious about the “Occupy Wall Street” protest happening in New York. One reader asked that we help give the story some attention due to an alleged “media black-out,” while another reader suggested we publish evidence showing the protest was not tea party movement driven and had an underlying agenda.

For those who haven’t heard of the event, Occupy Wall Street is a supposedly grassroots organized, “freedom” driven project aimed at coordinated mass protests against big money special interests. These protests are organized in a manner that allows organizers to spread a narrative they they’re looking out for individual liberty and self-governance vs corporate controlled power brokering.

In reality, according to our findings, the Occupy Wall Street effort is an extension of a much larger, much better coordinated radical leftist global agenda. The agenda, as can be seen in the findings further down this story, appears to be entrenched in a desire to fuel global economic disturbance and instability. Furthermore, when we look into the “players” behind “networked” organizations involved, we find a larger effort hell-bent on global unrest and class warfare.

In fact, the Occupy Wall Street event is a front project for a global socialist/progressive network seeking a unified global system of governance.

First, let’s look at the Wall Street protest. The Occupy Wall Street protest appears to be a part of the “Day of Rage” campaign put together by a global network of “progressive” organizations. According to news reports, about 5,000 gathered in New York City over the weekend.

read more here:  http://libertynews.com/2011/09/18/occupy-wall-street-a-wolf-in-shee...