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WATCH – Fox News Calls Pepper Spray A ‘Food Product’.

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PRETTY SIMPLE. SPRAY IT ON THEM ON AIR.

Commenting on Friday’s assault on protesters at the University of California, always eloquent and thought provoking Fox analyst Megan Kelly said that she didn’t quite get what all the hubbub was about.
“It’s, like, a derivative of actual pepper,” she told Bill O’Reilly on Monday. “It’s a food product, essentially.”
A food product nearly 20 times stronger than the hottest habanero pepper, linked to deaths, can cause cell and eyeball damage and issued to the US military, that is.

10,000 + ‘Occupy’ Foley Square In NYC.

MAYOR HAS ANNOUNCED THERE ARE ONLY 1,000 IN THE SQUARE. WHATEVER.
AND…………….

TWITTER STILL BLOCKING ‘REAL INFO AND STUFF FROM TRENDING. FIND THIS TWEET SUMS IT UP……

@SweetOnPeacexx #OWS & #OccupyWallStreet r blockd frm Trending topics.Its great to know twitter lets #MyDickIn3WordsOrLess take 1st place

 

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AND MORE POLICE VIOLENCE….

BREAKING – NYC Police Attacking ‘Occupy New York’ Participants RIGHT NOW.

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THIS IS ALL I CAN FIND AT THE MOMENT. SHALL UPDATE AS MORE COME IN. THANK YOU INTERNET.

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WATCH – LIVE FEED – ‘Occupy New York’ Participants Being Attacked By Police Right Now.

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NZ Police Refuse To Evict ‘Occupy Dunedin’ Participants.

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WHAT COOL NEWS. FROM THE GRANNY HERALD……….

Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull says he is “completely at a loss” after police yesterday ruled out enforcing trespass notices that would have forced Occupy Dunedin protesters to quit their Octagon encampment.

Dunedin-Clutha area commander Inspector Greg Sparrow issued a brief statement late yesterday, confirming police would not act on the trespass notices issued to the protesters by council staff last week.

Police had been considering their legal position for the past week, but Insp Sparrow yesterday concluded the trespass notices did not meet “the test of balancing the rights and freedoms of all parties”.

Police were yet to see any action by the protesters “that would justify police intervention”, but would continue to monitor the situation, he said.

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