Occupy Philly

[anatta]

Hillary Clinton will soon be feeling the Bern in the form of millions of Bernie Sanders supporters bent on shaping history. They are fighting for a history with President Sanders and without another President Clinton.

Millions of angry protesters will descend on Philadelphia, PA ahead of the convention to attempt to sway superdelegates. Trained in nonviolent protests, they plan an Occupy-style protest for the length of the convention. Organizers predict Millions will attend. Many media outlets are predicting a smaller number in the tens of thousands. This figure, reported on Facebook, accounts for just one of dozens of groups participating.


Bernie Sanders supporters have become more galvanized against Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party after the Guccifer 2.0 hack revealed the DNC’s May 2015 plan to elect “HRC” with no mention of other democratic candidates.

Hillary Clinton will not be able to unify the party, according to most Sanders fans. A recent poll of over 21,000 Bernie Sanders supporters shows that just seven percent of them would ever vote for Hillary. It was previously predicted that only 25 percent of Bernie Supporters would refuse to vote for Clinton. Now, nearly all Sanders supporters are angry with Hillary and the DNC. This comment in The Ralph Retort, explains what is brewing.

The reality is that unity of Democratic party is in extreme peril. Leaked documents from the hack stand as proof that the DNC had been planning on Hillary Clinton to be the party’s nominee since long before a single vote was even cast. The Bernie or bust camp was already growing, especially after massive scandals like the ‘secret win’ controversy— but now gasoline has been dumped on the fire, and the buster movement is growing ever stronger by the minute.”

Bernie Sanders supporters are calling out the Democratic party for voter fraud and voter suppression. After some very questionable occurrences during the 2016 democratic primaries, more fuel was thrown on the fire by Guccifer 2.0. Laurie Cestnick, one of the many organizers of the march, who explained that Sanders supporters stand against Clinton, on the Occupy DNC Convention Facebook page.

Hillary Clinton is now seen as an elitist by the Bernie camp, not a true blue democrat as her supporters suppose. Another quote from the Occupy DNC Convention Facebook page explains as follows.

This broken two-party system and the elite class who run it do not represent us or our interests, and it is our natural right as American citizens to stand up to this elite political class and take back our democracy.”

Bernie Sanders supporters are taking this election fraud very seriously. If Bernie isn’t the nominee, his followers are threatening a mass exodus from the Democratic party to the green party. In addition, there is a petition on Change.Org requesting the U.N. to supervise our elections, just as is often requested in war-torn and third world countries.

 

[anatta]

The U.S. State Dept. says that a discrepancy in exit polls of more than 2 percent indicates fraud, we have had discrepancies outside of that margin in at least 16 of the state primaries all the way up to a discrepancy of 23 percent. These discrepancies have only happened in one of our political parties and they have all been in favor of one candidate.”

Hillary Clinton is, of course, the candidate referenced. All of the mistakes, computer glitches, purged voters, and dependencies have been in Hillary’s favor. The conclusion of Bernie Sanders supporters is that the nomination was stolen and fixed in so many ways that Bernie never stood a chance, but his loyal supporters intend to give him a chance, by whatever means possible. The Change.Org petition continues, describing the alleged election fraud

There has been reports of registration purging, switching of party affiliations, vote flipping, and massive voter suppression. Not to mention the millions of voters who have not been allowed to vote because they do not claim any party affiliation. Multiple major universities have calculated that in order to get our current results without election fraud, the odds would be 1 in 70 billion.”

Hillary Clinton was favored strongly in all the different methods of the alleged election fraud. Media manipulation also played a large role in promoting Hillary according to the DNC’s own documents uncovered by Guccifer 2.0.

Bernie Sanders’ young, nonviolent army are planning a unique sort of coup at the Democratic National Convention. YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook are full of their angry voices. Bernie is ready to fight in the convention, and his followers stand ready outside. It is estimated that up to ten million of them could show up for this nonviolent revolution. Can the DNC be shamed or intimidated into making Sanders the Democratic Nominee and replacing Hillary?
http://www.inquisitr.com/3224414/hi...-million-bernie-sanders-supporters-in-philly/

 

[anatta]

we're not gonna take it" or will we? Remember the PUMAS who would ever vote for anyone but Hillary in '08?
The difference now is social media, and the enthusiasm for Bernie . Go Bernie Go! ‪#‎BernieorBust

Putting boots on the ground is a good thing, even in these times of apathetic corpocratic rule people power
is the best way to effect change.
The First amendment guarantees right to assemble -use it!

 

[anatta]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/occupydncconvention/

 

[Minister of Truth]

I hope it gets very exciting.

 

[fractalfederation]

Has anyone read up on Gary Johnson? He's not preaching revolution but he's talked about term limits, legalizing marijuana, decriminalizing drugs and focus efforts on treating the addiction, he's also got a reputation for being fiscally conservative, cutting government waste.

I was thinking about voting for him since Bernie lost.

 

[anatta]

Has anyone read up on Gary Johnson? He's not preaching revolution but he's talked about term limits, legalizing marijuana, decriminalizing drugs and focus efforts on treating the addiction, he's also got a reputation for being fiscally conservative, cutting government waste.

I was thinking about voting for him since Bernie lost.

I voted for him in 2012..it's a desperate move, but these are desperate times