19 U.S. mayors conspire against their constituants

What’s the difference between Mafia dons and our elected officials? Darned if I know.

This city is trying to kill off Occupy Cleveland via a thousand paper cuts, along with icicle cuts and frostbite and hypothermia and disease — causing us as much “dis”ease as they can legally (and illegally) get away with.

A judge ordered Cleveland to grant us 24 hour protesting rights downtown because he didn’t want Cleveland to look like the police state Oakland has shown itself to be, so the city granted us the least they could get away with: for our “free speech” rights, we’re “allowed” one canopy tent with the front open to the weather where we can sit 24 hours a day in rain and snow and ice and freezing cold to give literature to passers-by — BUT, no heat, no electricity, no sleeping, no cooking, no protection from the winter weather.

According to a recorded interview by Oakland mayor Jean Quan, this is all part of on-going government coordinated attacks all across the country against Occupy Wall Street.

If Obama’s government is honest and true, he’ll open a RICO investigation (the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) into Oakland mayor Jean Quan’s public admission she conspired with the 18 other mayors to illegally shut down the Occupy movement.

According to a multiplex of articles, as well as this one headlined “Mayors conspired to close Occupy Wall Street encampments” . . .

“evidence has emerged of a conspiracy between city officials—possibly coordinated with federal intelligence agencies—to shut down the occupy encampments on the basis of trumped-up charges of sanitation and public safety.

“In an interview with the BBC Tuesday, Oakland mayor Jean Quan said that she had coordinated her efforts to crack down on the occupation with the mayors of other major cities.

“’I was recently on a conference call with 18 cities across the country who had the same situation,’ said Ms. Quan.” — wsws.org/articles/2011/nov2011/occu-n17.shtml.

This is a direct violation of the RICO Act — conspiring for the criminal intent of breaking our country’s laws.

Of course Obama made sure he was out of the country when these coordinated attacks occurred, so no way’s he going to investigate any corporate crimes against the people who actually voted for him.

Obama is such a disappointment to me, bitterly so.

I first tried to register in Baltimore to vote against Richard Nixon in the early 1970s, but Maryland didn’t allow ex-cons to vote, so I said the heck with it, if I can’t vote against Tricky Dick, I won’t vote at all.

I was wrong, because Ronald Reagan was worse than Nixon, and the two Bush dimwits way worse than Reagan.

Nixon started the destruction of this country when he took us off the gold standard in the early 1970s and made inflation jump 300-some percent. Reagan’s handlers pretty much finished dismantling the country social infrstructure while trading heroin for guns to give to South American despots to kill American nuns with while Reagan and his Alzheimer’s slept through two terms; and the two Bush-Leaguers basically fracked up what was left by giving all our tax money to their rich friends while starting three illegal, immoral, useless wars that have killed at least 1.5 million people.

These are concentration camp death numbers, but no one in authority seems to care. In order to start healing the divisive hatred alive in this country today, Cheney and Bush really need to be indicted, arrested, jailed, and put on trial for murder, crimes against humanity, theft and malfeasance in office, violating the Constitution, and treason.

After the plague of Cheney/Bush crimes, Obama originally inspired me so much that in 2008 I finally registered at the age of 62 to vote. My first vote was a vote of hope for him.

Of course he violated his campaign promises and my trust immediately by negotiating prescription rates with Big Pharmacy behind closed doors, and then ever since by giving the Republicans and Wall Street whatever they asked for while blowing off the wishes of those who had actually voted for him, while at the same time lining his coffers with Corporate cash. To me he’s just another Wall Street money rat with a nicer personality than most of the Washington slippery slimes of sin.

More on the coordinated attacks from the article above:

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Tuesday’s clearing of Zuccotti Park, in which 200 people were arrested, was only the most prominent in a string of crackdowns in dozens of cities.

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The morning before, police had cleared out the Occupy Oakland encampment, arresting 33 people.

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On Tuesday evening, police indiscriminately sprayed large bottles of pepper spray into a peaceful demonstration in downtown Seattle. The victims included an 84-year-old woman, a priest, and a pregnant woman who was sent to the hospital as a result.

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The same night, five people were arrested in Pittsburgh and charged with defiant trespass, failure to disperse and obstruction of roadways. They were part of a group of about 200 participating in a protest downtown.

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Police cleared out Occupy San Diego at 2 a.m. Wednesday morning, arresting 9 people, saying that the encampment was an unlawful assembly, and that the raid was a response to “a significant increase in the number of violent acts” at the protest.

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Police likewise raided a portion of the Occupy San Francisco encampment Wednesday morning, arresting seven people and dismantling 15 tents.

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On Sunday, police cleared a camp in Portland, Oregon, arresting 50 people. On Saturday, the occupation in Denver, Colorado was raided, resulting in 17 arrests, and the Salt Lake City, Utah occupation was shut down with 18 arrests. The day before, police in St. Louis, Missouri cleared the occupation there, arresting 27 people.

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In Columbia, South Carolina, police acting on the orders of Governor Nikki Haley arrested 19 Occupy protesters on Wednesday evening. While Haley claimed to be upholding a legal ban on staying overnight on the grounds of the State House, she was under pressure from Republican state legislators who claimed the protests were disrupting preparations for the state’s presidential primary January 21.

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The attacks on Occupy encampments that began in the United States have spread to other countries. Australian officials ordered protestors in Melbourne to remove their tents, and police in London pinned eviction notices to the encampments outside St. Paul’s Cathedral, demanding that they be taken down by 6 p.m. Thursday.

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Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson said Tuesday that he wants to see the city’s encampment “gone before the Grey Cup weekend,” referring to the Canadian football game scheduled for November 27.

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There’s tons more of course – the Oakland police firing a rubber bullet directly into the face of an Iraq war veteran; Berkeley police clubbing bystanders without provocation; NYC police clubbing bystanders without provocation; NYC upper police brass macing penned-up women who were doing nothing; NYC police assaulting reporters and city council persons and throwing them in jail; and all the cops in all the cities violating our right to a free press.

I gotta say, this appears coordinated to me, definite RICO violations committed by elected public officials.

Since the courts have granted Corporations personhood, we should start putting their CEOs into jail for breaking the laws, or else kill off corporate personhood.

What’s the difference between Mafia dons and their thug enforcers and our corporate elected officials with their hired police thugs? Damned if I know.