Friday, November 25, 2011

[SDCPJ] Fw: [OccupySD] Occupy Update 11/25


-----Forwarded Message-----
From: Raymond Lutz
Sent: Nov 25, 2011 3:18 AM
To: occupysd@citizensoversight.org
Subject: [OccupySD] Occupy Update 11/25

[We will try something new in this blast, a short form report here, and much more at the link provided.
Read this directly for top headlines, click the link for better viewing (pictures, etc.) or to get the whole report.
Thank you for the emails of thanks... sorry we can't always say thank you back, but we do appreciate your support!]

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Occupy Update!

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NEWS

ALERT ALERT ALERT ALERT
THANKSGIVING not too happy thanks to early morning raid by SDPD, arresting three individuals.
Early this morning, Thanksgiving Day, the San Diego Police arrested three individuals around 2 AM. The first, a disabled man who uses a wheelchair, was arrested for "indecent exposure" after urinating in a bottle. The second two for sleeping in public. Essentially, all three were arrested for the crime of being poor and homeless. But as has become clear, this is selective enforcement. Throughout the city of San Diego, these "crimes" are committed. However, they are only enforced in the Civic Center Plaza. They are only enforced where the homeless have become politically active, as part of the nationwide Occupy Wall Street movement. This has become abundantly clear to me as I have regularly spent time at the Civic Center Plaza since the original Occupation on October 8th. It is truly shameful that Mayor Jerry Sanders is directing this, that Police Chief Lansdowne allows his police force to be misused for political repression, and our City Council stands by passively and allows it to continue.
  • This was a heartless and despicable act by the SDPD on Thanksgiving morning. I believe they use these arbitrary arrests in a little game the police are trying to play called, "you do what we want, and we won't engage in arbitrary arrests." Frankly, the concept that the police can just arbitrarily arrest someone for the "crime" of sleeping, must be stopped. Sleeping is not a crime.

  • Lori Saldana, former state Assembly member (and candidate for Congress) has announced that she will work with us to get an investigation and hearing by state officials (hopefully) here in San Diego regarding the rampant abuse and infringement of our constitutional rights, as described above. Intense scrutiny has been given to actions at UC Davis, but the despicable actions of the SDPD far exceed anything done there, but so far has been given the blind eye by officials.
    • Ray Lutz will be setting up a new petition to gather signatures in support of the hearings.
    • Suggest that a press release calling for the investigation and hearing, linking to the petition and detailing many of the abuses, should go out on Monday.

Despite what you might hear on the corporate-owned news:

  • The occupation continues, around the clock.
  • PLEASE COME DOWN when you can and help with numbers. This is your true vote. Stay at home = vote against 99%.
  • Tents and almost everything is now being restricted by the police.
  • Food is needed -- we no longer have a food table, so you'll have to play it by ear.
  • We will not be denied our constitutional right to assemble and speak!
  • Many Teach-ins on Sunday!

http://www.copswiki.org/Common/OccupySanDiegoEmailBlast2011Nov25 <== click here to see the rest of the report.

Thursday, November 24, 2011

[SDCPJ] Fw: [OccupySD] Occupy Update 11//24


-----Forwarded Message-----
From: Raymond Lutz
Sent: Nov 23, 2011 9:45 PM
To: occupysd@citizensoversight.org
Subject: [OccupySD] Occupy Update 11//24

[Note: A short version of the blast will be sent to avoid being filtered by spam filters. Please click on the link to read it in your browser.
Please let me know if this does not work for someone.]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

MIC CHECK! -- MIC CHECK!

Occupy Update!


Wednesday, November 23, 2011

[SDCPJ] Fw: [OccupySD] Occupy SD Special

-----Forwarded Message-----
>From: Raymond Lutz <raylutz@citizensoversight.org>
>Sent: Nov 23, 2011 11:26 AM
>To: occupysd@citizensoversight.org
>Subject: [OccupySD] Occupy SD Special
>
>A couple of items that are relatively important that were missed:
>
>TODAY:
>
> * 23 Nov 2011 - (1:30p) Pretrial motions in the case of Randy
>Wolling, who was arrested sitting down on the sidewalk protesting (I
>think). County Superior Court, 220 W. Broadway, Dept. 35.
>
> * 23 Nov 2011 - (9p) Occupy Sign-making Party and Documentary (The
>Corporation) CFAC Headquarters; 3705 10th Avenue, 92107.
>[[http://www.facebook.com/events/187736071313034][Signup!]] %HILITE%
> * CFAC = Canvass for a Cause.
>
>
>MONDAY
> * 29 Nov 2011 - (9a) Jury selection and trial in the case of Randy
>Wolling, who was arrested sitting down on the sidewalk protesting (I
>think). County Superior Court, 220 W. Broadway, Dept. 35.
>
>Ray
>_______________________________________________
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>Occupysd@citizensoversight.org
>http://lists.citizensoversight.org/mailman/listinfo/occupysd

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[SDCPJ] "Inside Job" the movie; watch online for free

Charles Ferguson's film – Inside Job – won the Academy Award for Best Documentary in 2011. It narrates the conflicts of interest between the finance industry, politicians, academics and regulators, which eventually led to the trillion-dollar collapse of 2008. Narrated by Matt Damon.

Movie is here:
http://www.theotherschoolofeconomics.org/?p=2499&fb_source=message
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[SDCPJ] LLTV on YouTube

Sisters & Brothers,

Gene Chavira has shot, edited and produced the last few programs of
Labor Link TV and is working on Occupy San Diego. Because of the
time limit with YouTube, he has broken the program in thirds.

http://www.youtube.com/user/laborlinkTV

I you are interested in helping produce LLTV or with other things
like publicity or building a local library of labor programming, get
in touch.

Fred Lonidier
Gene Chavira

LABOR LINK TV
Cablecasting for, by and about the Labor Movement in San Diego County
c/o UC/AFT Local 2034, P.O. Box 12005, La Jolla CA 92039

Monthly schedule*

Cox Cable S.
Channel 23
Saturdays 11:00 am

Time Warner Cable
Channel 19
Mondays 11:00 pm

Cox Cable N.
Channel 18
Saturdays 11:00 am

Del Mar TV 66
Channel 66
Tuesdays 6:30 pm

* One program repeated each month except for TW with a different one
each Monday night.
Occasionally, LLTV may be bumped!
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011

[SDCPJ] Occupy San Diego Update 11/23/11

Click on this link
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[SDCPJ] The Turning Point: The Moral Example of UC Davis Students

The Turning Point: The Moral Example of UC Davis Students
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/world-wide-mind/201111/the-turning-point-the-moral-example-uc-davis-students
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[SDCPJ] Black Friday or Buy Nothing Day?

Black Friday or Buy Nothing Day?
And then what?

The day after Thanksgiving in the US is called Black Friday because it is supposedly a day where so much shopping happens that stores get out of the "red" (negative) for the year. BUT it's also a day of mass consumerism, crazy-making and violence. Yes, literal craziness to the extent that people even DIE from stampedes of shoppers -- just check out the online search https://duckduckgo.com/?q=black+friday+deaths

Okay, maybe money is tight and your washing machine broke and you can only afford one on deep discount, if at all... Or, you want to do your part to shop consciously for discounted Organic Fair Trade coffee or such... I get it. The economy does suck for "99%" of us, in different ways depending on your class, race, community, etc. Let alone the rest of the world.

BUT, I'm not talking about just one day. This is about changing a system. A protest that lasts one day is a symbol, like Thanksgiving, of something else more meaningful and is certainly useful. But what do we do *after* that day? If you wonder what that "more" meaning is or what you can do, consider celebrating the season in a different style...

Below are FOUR events for your consideration...

--1--

Join us for BUY NOTHING DAY!

@ Peace Resource Center of San Diego
3850 Westgate Place, San Diego 92105
Inside the Friends Center

Choose: 10am-noon or 1pm-3pm

Watch "The Story of Stuff" and other short films and intriguing trailers
Learn about consumerism, manufacturing, and advertising.
Transform your holiday season and more

Bring your friends and make new ones!
Bring any leftovers you have to share!

What is Buy Nothing Day? from wikipedia... first organized in Mexico in September 1992 "as a day for society to examine the issue of over-consumption." In 1997, it was moved to the Friday after American Thanksgiving, also called "Black Friday", which is one of the 10 busiest shopping days in the United States. Outside North America and Israel, Buy Nothing Day is the following Saturday.  Participation now includes more than 65 nations.

--2--

Buy Nothing Day with OCCUPY SAN DIEGO

Friday Nov 25th, 11am-4pm
Meet at Kearny Mesa Transit Center
@ 163 & Clairemont Mesa Blvd, San Diego
Details will be told on site
Brought to you by Direct Action

Flyer at http://obrag.org/?p=49994&mid=535
Background from http://www.adbusters.org/campaigns/bnd

You've been sleeping on the streets for two months pleading peacefully for a new spirit in economics. And just as your camps are raided, your eyes pepper sprayed and your head's knocked in, another group of people are preparing to camp-out. Only these people aren't here to support occupy Wall Street, they're here to secure their spot in line for a Black Friday bargain at Super Target and Macy's.

Occupy gave the world a new way of thinking about the fat cats and financial pirates on Wall Street. Now lets give them a new way of thinking about the holidays, about our own consumption habits. Lets' use the coming 20th annual Buy Nothing Day to launch an all-out offensive to unseat the corporate kings on the holiday throne. This year's Black Friday will be the first campaign of the holiday season where we set the tone for a new type of holiday culminating with #OCCUPYXMAS. As the global protests of the 99% against corporate greed and casino capitalism continues, lets take the opportunity to hit the empire where it really hurts…the wallet.

On Nov 25/26th we escape the mayhem and unease of the biggest shopping day in North America and put the breaks on rabid consumerism for 24 hours. Flash mobs, consumer fasts, mall sit-ins, community events, credit card-ups, whirly-marts and jams, jams, jams! We don't camp on the sidewalk for a reduced price tag on a flat screen TV or psycho-killer video game. Instead, we occupy the very paradigm that is fueling our eco, social and political decline.

Historically, Buy Nothing Day has been about fasting from hyper consumerism – a break from the cash register and reflecting on how dependent we really are on conspicuous consumption. On this 20th anniversary of Buy Nothing Day, we take it to the next level, marrying it with the message of occupy…

We #OCCUPYXMAS.
Shenanigans begin November 25!

--3--

San Diego Really Really Free Market
Sunday, December 11th
11am to 2pm
Old Trolley Barn Park

From SDRRFM Folks
As usual, we encourage you to bring what you can, though it is never a requirement.  We would also really like to see the event grow into something more of a skill share, so we encourage you to also think about sharing a part of yourself with others.  Perhaps read a favorite poem, play an acoustic song or tune, teach someone a craft, give a massage, lead a discussion... whatever you have to share. You can help by telling a friend or putting posters up in your communities. The more people who come, the more diverse and awesome the free market will be! Most importantly, come out and join us!

Contact sandiegofreemarket@gmail.com for flyer or questions

--4--

ANNUAL PEACE ON EARTH HOLIDAY BAZAAR!
Details/flyer at... www.PeaceBazaar.net

Support local peace, social justice and environmental organizations and avoid the typical commercialization of the holidays by purchasing alternative gifts at the peace bazaar! AND it's an event worth enjoying... Listen to holiday carolers, get your face painted, eat tasty food, and more.

Saturday, December 10, 2011
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
NEW Location! @ Mid City Gym
4302 Landis St, 92105 (entrance on 43rd, one way street going South)

Gift items often include t-shirts, holiday cards, calendars, buttons, peace jewelry, books, imported goods, free trade coffee and tea, ornaments, soap products, lotions and more!  Come hungry! Middle Eastern food, baked goods, coffee, hot cider and more goodies available for purchase.

For more information, please contact...
Peace Resource Center: info@prcsd.org or 619-263-9301
or Project YANO, 760-634-3604

[SDCPJ] Occupy SD Update 11/22/11

Here is the link for today's update:

http://www.copswiki.org/Common/OccupySanDiegoEmailBlast2011Nov22
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Monday, November 21, 2011

[SDCPJ] Militarization of Campus Police

Remember when universities used to expel students instead of spray them with chemical agents? Great article below about what's at stake for students today and the uneven handling of student protests.

Militarization Of Campus Police 11/19/11
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bob-ostertag/uc-davis-protest_b_1103039.html?ref=fb&src=sp&comm_ref=false


[SDCPJ] No War, No Warming - Activist San Diego Program tonight!

Monday, November 21st

ASD Gen. Meeting/Workshop - Building "No War, No Warming" Campaign: Learn about Grassroots Global Justice
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Joyce Beers Community Center, 3900 Vermont St, San Diego, 92103
Networking for Social Justice allows activists to build power at all levels. At ASD we understand the importance of not only networking but also educating our bases and mobilizing for social change. The Occupy Movement is a testament that we need to do more, as the status quo is being challenged by many sectors of our society.
 
We need to actively participate in the re-shaping of our society. That's why we want to invite you to come to our presentation/workshop entitled "No War, No Warming; Build an Economy for the People and the Planet."

This is an effort that is being carried out by many people who, like you, are fed up with the false solutions that are being pushed on us by the power elite. We need real solutions that come from folks like you and me; working class families, communities of color, women, LGBT, indigenous people, and all the people that the current system excludes. We need to be at the forefront of shaping those solutions. Let's discuss what that means and how we in San Diego can help define the future for all of us.
Read more: http://activistsandiego.org/node/3334

[SDCPJ] Occupy 2011 The Art of a Movement Photo Display by David Hatfield - Saturday, 11/26/11

Occupy 2011 The Art of a Movement
Photo Display by David Hatfield


Saturday, November 26, 2011
7 p.m.-11:30 p.m.
Artlab Studios 3536 Adams Ave San Diego, CA

David Hatfield photography of Occupy
New York Wall Street
San Diego Civic Center Plaza
Denver Civic Center Park

Live Entertainment
3 Degrees Off Center
Cathouse Thursday
The Rootstrikers with Jason And Emily

Occupy Dog Tag to each attendee Free All Ages

Food Truck Thai 1 On http://www.ohiii.com/ from 7pm till 12pm

Changing the world with creativity one person at a time.
Share this event and see the power of creativity.

Event info:
https://www.facebook.com/events/276575952383700/

See more about David Hatfield and his images at:
http://www.davidhatfieldphotography.com

[SDCPJ] Fw: [OccupySD] OCCU-PIE tonight at 5:30p


-----Forwarded Message-----
From: Raymond Lutz
Sent: Nov 21, 2011 12:00 PM
To: occupysd@citizensoversight.org
Subject: [OccupySD] OCCU-PIE tonight at 5:30p

Somehow this event was missed in the blast, but it sounds really good, so I am blasting it separately.

OCCU-PIE San Diego--Everyone deserves a fair share of the pie!!
Nov. 21 (Monday), 5:30 pm, Civic Center Plaza
On the Monday before Thanksgiving, multi-faith leaders from San Diego County will hold a short service of peace, nonviolence, gratitude, thanks and sharing. As a community of Occupy supporters and friends we are all invited to bring pies of all sorts, (chicken, turkey, tofu, pumpkin, peach, apple) to share together in thanks and gratitude for those holding the space at our local Occupation and to give thanks for all those lifting up the issues of fairness, compassion and equality being shared by this movement. Mostly, it is a day of gratitude for what we already have, including each other. Please bring the whole pie, perhaps equally pre-cut, to this multi-faith event. Paper plates, napkins, and forks will be provided.

Web based blast is updated:
http://www.copswiki.org/Common/OccupySanDiegoEmailBlast2011Nov21

--Ray

[SDCPJ] Fw: [OccupySD] Occupy Update for 11/21


-----Forwarded Message-----
From: Raymond Lutz
Sent: Nov 20, 2011 10:47 PM
To: occupysd@citizensoversight.org
Subject: [OccupySD] Occupy Update for 11/21

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No loitering sign at Civic Center Plaza
This sign used by SDPD to evict
Occupy San Diego protestors
from under the eaves.
Sign reads:

LETTER OF AGENCY ON FILE
WITH S.D. POLICE DEPT.
Concourse / Evan V. Jones Parkade
1265 First Ave. S.D. CA 92101
BUSINESS / PUBLIC ACCESS
MUST LEAVE AFTER REQUEST
52.80.01 (a) SDMC

CANNOT RETURN WITHIN 48 HOURS
52.80.01 (b) SDMC

NO ILLEGAL LODGING
WITHOUT CONSENT
PC 647 (e)

NO URINATING / DEFECATION
56.55 SDMC
NO LOITERING, DRUGS, ALCOHOL,
OR SKATEBOARDING / ROLLERBLADING


NEWS

Despite what you might hear on the corporate-owned news:
  • The occupation continues, around the clock.
  • PLEASE COME DOWN when you can and help with numbers. This is your true vote. Stay at home = vote against 99%.
  • Tents and almost everything is now being restricted by the police.
  • Food is needed -- we no longer have a food table, so you'll have to play it by ear.
  • We will not be denied our constitutional right to assemble and speak!
  • Many Teach-ins on Sunday!

  • Note about Alert sent today: The alert sent to email blast list was sent at about noon. Many people were checking their email later, came down to the Civic Center Plaza at maybe 6pm and wondered what all the hoopla was about. The request for the email blast came from the Celly text list (see details below to subscribe.) To make sure we avoid false alarms, our procedure will be to check with at least two other people on the ground. Also, the time should have been in the email to make sure you know when it was sent. This will be corrected in the future!

  • Police are trying to beat us down at the Civic Center Plaza. The following from a post on Facebook:
If you stand under the overhang at the west end of the plaza, they are calling that loitering. We were told when beginning the first teach in/workshop, where we'd always held it when it was raining or threatened to rain, that we were subject to arrest for loitering if we did not move then on order - and that we were subject to immediate arrest for the next 48 hours after the warning if we returned anywhere under the overhang. Furthermore, they will apply that to any occupier. It follows a pattern of increasing harassment and intimidation of the weekend teach ins, that is always paralleled with increased harassment of the 24-7 occupiers. Today they were also harassed for 'loitering' in the earlier morning hours for escaping the rain a little while under the overhang, and then for using umbrellas which were dubbed by the police as 'structures being erected'. The one arrest this morning was among the 24-7 occupiers who had been talking to the police about their new umbrella rule. It occurred exactly as the first teach in/workshop began, which is also a pattern. It is petty intimidation, and we will not back down.

It turns out that the law that is quoted on the sign has an exemption for peaceful political activities. Anyone who takes part in any future teach-ins should print out the information below and show to the police:

§52.80.01 Trespasses upon Privately Operated Business Premises Prohibited

(a) No person shall have the right to use privately operated business premises which are open to the general public for any purpose which is contrary to the functions or services provided thereon without the consent of the owner, operator or agent thereof. It shall be unlawful for any person so using such property to refuse or fail to leave such property upon being requested to leave by the owner, operator or agent thereof.

(b) It shall be unlawful for any person without the permission of the owner, operator or agent of privately operated business premises which are open to the general public to enter upon such premises within forty–eight (48) hours after having been requested by the owner, operator or agent thereof to leave therefrom pursuant to the provisions of subdivision (a).

(c) Exceptions. The provisions of this section shall not apply in any of the following instances:

(1) Where their application results in or is coupled with an act prohibited by the Unruh Civil Rights Act or any other provisions of law relating to prohibited discrimination against any person on account of color, race, religion, sex, creed, ancestry or national origin;

(2) Where their application would result in an interference with or inhibition of peaceful picketing directed toward the business establishment, lawful labor activities, or peaceful political activities;

(3) Where their application results in or is coupled with an act prohibited by Section 365 of the California Penal Code or any other provision of law relating to duties of innkeepers and common carriers;

(4) Where the person who is upon the privately operated business premises which are open to the general public is present under claim or color of legal right. This exception is applicable to situations wherein public officials are present in the course of their official duties and to situations involving disputes wherein the participants have available to them practical and effective civil remedies such as: marital and post–marital disputes; child custody or visitations disputes; disputes regarding title to or rights in legal property; landlord–tenant disputes; disputes between members of the same family or between persons residing upon the property concerned up until the time of the dispute; business–type disputes such as those between partners; debtor–creditor disputes; and instances wherein the person claims a right to be present pursuant to order, decree or process of a court.

also, see http://usff.com/hldl/courtcases/kolendervlawson.html regarding PC 647 (e), the other law cited by the sign, which was found to be unconstitutional.

  • GA notes -- will be sent as a separate email blast, when available.

  • Hunger Strike -- John Kenney continues his hunger strike, now in day 13. He is requesting that the City come to the table and discuss the right of Occupy San Diego to conduct protests in the form of an encampment. John is now sick and I am starting to worry about his health.

TAKE ACTION

This is a new section and will list a number of things YOU can do right now to help.

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MEDIA

NEW


ANNOUNCEMENTS

See All Occupy San Diego Announcements to read all previous announcements about
  • Where we meet, how to recover confiscated property from the San Diego Police Department, information for people were arrested, etc.

Unless noted, all events are at "Freedom Square" (the San Diego Civic Center Plaza, 1200 3rd Ave. San Diego, Intersection of 3rd Ave. and B St.)
Unless otherwise noted, we meet daily as follows:

  • 4 pm -- Finance Committee Meeting, Downtown Johnny Brown's, Mon. thru Friday
    • Each committee should send a representative to this meeting! Budget is currently being defined.
  • 5:30 pm -- Committee meetings -- many meet at the "big circle" (the part of the plaza where there's map of San Diego in a big circle) with very few exceptions.
  • 7pm -- General Assembly (Civic Center Plaza)

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

TUESDAY, 2011-11-21

  • 21 Nov 2011 - (8a) - Occupy Cafe Conference Call -- http://tinyurl.com/77qfmro -- Intends to help coordination between various occupations.

TUESDAY, 2011-11-22

  • 22 Nov 2011 - (2:30p) - Court Hearing on TRO (Temp. Restraining Order) regarding Municipal Code 54.0110 -- federal district court with Judge William Hayes in Courtroom 4 (Fourth Floor). The court is located on 940 Front Street (between Broadway and F Street). Read lawsuit documents Note: No signs, slogans, T-shirts with slogans, video/still cameras, audio recorders, allowed. All cell phones must be off. We need appropriate apparel, suits and ties are best.

  • 22 Nov 2011 - (6:00p-9:00p) - Civil disobedience workshop and training, Hal Brody of the Peace Resource Center of San Diego, 3850 Westgate Place, San Diego, CA 92105 To RSVP/more information: stjennings@ucsd.edu

WEDNESDAY, 2011-11-23

FRIDAY, 2011-11-25

  • 25 Nov 2011 - (11a) -- Black Friday Flash Mob -- Meet at Kearny Mesa Transit Center, Clairemont Mesa Blvd at SR 163 -- Actual location will be disclosed after we meet. Will need transportation to help with anyone who takes transit to this location as our target is off site.
  • 25 Nov 2011 - (4pm) -- Protest during the busiest shopping day of year : Black Friday -- Details -- Balboa and Genesee intersection, Clairemont, SD.
  • Call to all overworked underpaid masses, indebted students, struggling parents, the unemployed, the foreclosed upon, the retirees that never could retire, the veterans/active duty and their families, all activists and fellow occupiers !!! The time has come to renew our Occupy message and take it to the center of San Diego! It's Black Friday : Welcome to Corporate Greed at its finest. Let's send a clear, orderly, peaceful yet undeniably strong message to Corporate America that we will not be brainwashed consumers, all while our economy and livelihood has been battered by the actions of the reckless wall street investors, banks, corporations, and government !
  • Why this location and time ?
    • Balboa and Genessee is the busiest intersection in Central San Diego, with busy shopping centers.
    • It is also one of the top 5 busiest Intersections in ALL of San Diego County!
    • Established residential, commercial hit hard by Foreclosures
    • Less than 1 mile from Mesa College ( STUDENTS, plan to organize march to join us)
    • Plenty of parking @ adjacent shopping centers
    • Easy access from Hwy163, I-805, I-5, Hwy52
    • Plenty of room for a large crowd.
    • Massive shopping traffic / high visibility to Black Friday & normal Friday rush hour.
    • (This is not an encampment, just a temporary protest.)
    • We need to fill this intersection to the brim. The ONLY way is to make this event VIRAL. Share it on your personal walls, share this with everyone you know. We are all in this together. Flyers will be posted all around that area. Bring your signs, your bullhorns, and your well rested voices, OCCUPY!

  • 12 Dec 2011 - (6p) Black Friday march through the Gas Lamp and around Horton Plaza! BRING A FRIEND!

WEDNESDAY, 2011-12-12

  • 12 Dec 2011 - (THIS EVENT STILL BEING DISCUSSED.) Shut Down the Port! In solidarity with Occupy Oakland and Occupy Los Angeles, everyone on the west coast will be shutting down all ports. More details to follow. Check out the plan of action at Occupy Oakland

WEDNESDAY, 2011-12-14

  • 14 Dec 2011 - (7p) -- Occupy SD benefit concert featuring Liquid Blue and other music and speakers at The Ruby Room, 1271 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92103
    • $5 cover charge. ALL proceeds go to OSD.
    • This is a chance for everyone to support the movement. Invite your friends and others who might not be in a position to "occupy" on a regular basis but believe in the cause. All music will be socially conscious. Featuring originals as well as classic protest songs from the likes of Dylan, Springsteen, Lennon, Green Day and more.
    • About Liquid Blue - The world's most traveled band has performed in 115 countries. Their recent Top-10 Billboard dance hit, Earth Passport is a song about world peace and features vocals in nine languages. The band is the first and only "certified green" act in San Diego and have a long history of activism.
    • http://www.LiquidBlueBand.com


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Sunday, November 20, 2011

[SDCPJ] Former U.S. Poet Laureate Beaten at Occupy Berkeley Protest

Now this country beats our poets...who's next?

Former U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Hass Beaten At Occupy Berkeley

Robert Hass is a professor of poetry and poetics at the University of California, Berkeley, and former poet laureate of the United States.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/20/opinion/sunday/at-occupy-berkeley-beat-poets-has-new-meaning.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1
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[SDCPJ] FB link for coordinating food for/with OSD

This is from Tracey Odman Reardon via Facebook:

Are you a church or community group who would like to prepare and serve a meal for OSD? Let us know what you have planned on the FB page linked below and we will help you coordinate with the kitchen volunteers so that we have all days covered. Thank you for your support!

https://www.facebook.com/pages/San-diego-eats/198427766902918

This page is solely for direct coordination of food service. Any serious offers from any person, group or supporters is greatly welcomed! Thanks!


Carol Jahnkow
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[SDCPJ] Fw: [OccupySD] ALERT ARRESTS NOW AT PLAZA

-----Forwarded Message-----
>From: Raymond Lutz <raylutz@citizensoversight.org>
>Sent: Nov 20, 2011 11:54 AM
>To: copsmedia@citizensoversight.org, occupysd@citizensoversight.org
>Subject: [OccupySD] ALERT ARRESTS NOW AT PLAXA
>
>ALERT / MEDIA ADVISORY
>
>IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>
>Occupy San Diego
>
>Contact: Ray Lutz / 619-820-5321
>raylutz@citizensoversight.org
>
>SDPD ARREST PEOPLE AT PLAZA AT EDUCATIONAL TEACH-IN
>
>San Diego (Nov. 20) -- People congregating at the central Civic Center
>Plaza in San Diego are now being arrested for "loitering" during
>educational teach-ins. Cameras and media are requested to cover this
>egregious overstepping of the rights of the public to meet in the public
>square. Police say all gatherings are not allowed for the next 48 hours.
>
>People who wish to support the rights of the public to gather in the
>public square should come immediately to the Civic Center Plaza.
>
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Saturday, November 19, 2011

[SDCPJ] Join in calling for resignation of UC Davis Chancellor

SIGN NOW!

Join University of California at Davis Assistant Professor Nathan Brown in calling for the resignation of UC Davis Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi for her failure to protect UC Davis student's First Amendment right to assemble, or even their physical safety. Read Professor Brown's eloquent letter and sing the petition!

http://www.change.org/petitions/police-pepper-spray-peaceful-uc-davis-students-ask-chancellor-katehi-to-resign

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[SDCPJ] Fw: [OccupySD] Occupy Update for 11/20


-----Forwarded Message-----
From: Raymond Lutz
Sent: Nov 19, 2011 9:26 PM
To: occupysd@citizensoversight.org
Subject: [OccupySD] Occupy Update for 11/20

MIC CHECK! -- MIC CHECK!

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NEWS

Despite what you might here on the corporate-owned news:
  • The occupation continues, around the clock.
  • PLEASE COME DOWN when you can and help with numbers. This is your true vote. Stay at home = vote against 99%.
  • Tents and almost everything is now being restricted by the police.
  • Food is needed -- we no longer have a food table, so you'll have to play it by ear.
  • We will not be denied our constitutional right to assemble and speak!
  • Many Teach-ins on Sunday!

From an email

Now police are trying to starve the Occupiers out of Civic Center. They actually stopped a lady and told her she couldn't bring 2 pizzas into Civic Center. She could only bring in what she could consume. A young lady mic checked (yelled/asked what was happening) real quick and the crowd ran up and got some pizza. The young lady then asked them/SDPD to stop making up laws that don't exist and the female cop threatened to arrest her for Public Intoxication.

I think it is a shame that the City Council and the Mayor are using the SDPD to harass and annoy these young people who are only trying to exercise their rights to peaceably protest, under the US Constitution and Bill of Rights. Their right to assembly and their right of free speech has been infringed upon by the SD City Government - all of it and you all should be ashamed of yourselves!

  • GA notes -- will be sent as a separate email blast, when available.

  • Hunger Strike -- John Kenney continues his hunger strike, now in day 12. He is requesting that the City come to the table and discuss the right of Occupy San Diego to conduct protests in the form of an encampment.

MEDIA

NEW


ANNOUNCEMENTS

See All Occupy San Diego Announcements to read all previous announcements about
  • Where we meet, how to recover confiscated property from the San Diego Police Department, information for people were arrested, etc.

Unless noted, all events are at "Freedom Square" (the San Diego Civic Center Plaza, 1200 3rd Ave. San Diego, Intersection of 3rd Ave. and B St.)
Unless otherwise noted, we meet daily as follows:

  • 4 pm -- Finance Committee Meeting, Downtown Johnny Brown's, Mon. thru Friday
    • Each committee should send a representative to this meeting! Budget is currently being defined.
  • 5:30 pm -- Committee meetings -- many meet at the "big circle" (the part of the plaza where there's map of San Diego in a big circle) with very few exceptions.
  • 7pm -- General Assembly (Civic Center Plaza)

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

SUNDAY, 2011-11-20

  • 20 Nov 2011 - (12p-4p) - Occupy Corners in Chula Vista -- Corners of F St and 4th Ave, F St. and 3rd ave, G St and 3rd ave.
  • 20 Nov 2011 - (11:00a-1:00p) - Teach-In at Freedom Square:Discussion about the OWS List of Grievances called 'Declaration of the Occupation of New York City'
  • 20 Nov 2011 - (1:00p-2:00p) - Teach-In at Freedom Square:How Privatization and Outsourcing Benefits the 1%, Norma Rodriguez, Center for Policy Initatives
  • 20 Nov 2011 - (2:00p-3:00p) - Teach-In at Freedom Square:The Poetry of Revolution: Milton's Satan, Abe Stoll, Associate Professor of English, University of San Diego
  • 20 Nov 2011 - (3:00p-4:30p) - Teach-In at Freedom Square:Who is the 99% and how do we build unity? Abel Macias, Chicano Studies, San Diego City College & Party for Socialism and Liberation
  • 20 Nov 2011 - (4:30p) - Fair Farm Bill Workshop
    • Description: The farm bill is the largest federal agriculture bill that passes through the government every 5 years. The next one is due for 2012, which we will be speaking on the breakdown of the food system, the bill itself and how we can advocate for a fair farm bill that empowers farmers and consumers to eat and produce sustainable, organic, local, equitable (SOLE) food, as oppose to the current system of commercial export-based agriculture. We will be speaking specifically to the potential super committee action that would take away the entire democratic process by cutting the farm bill funding anf passing the previous bill on November 23rd without any congressional or citizen input. We will be proposing actions to ensure that our government represents our voice and needs.
    • Presenters: Kenzie Mc Donald? and Fernanda Decampos
    • Organizations: Food and Water Watch and International Rescue Committee
    • Okay to film.
    • Link: http://www.foodandwaterwatch.org/food/farm-bill-2012/

TUESDAY, 2011-11-22

  • 22 Nov 2011 - (2:30p) - Court Hearing on TRO (Temp. Restraining Order) regarding Municipal Code 54.0110 -- federal district court with Judge William Hayes in Courtroom 4 (Fourth Floor). The court is located on 940 Front Street (between Broadway and F Street). Read lawsuit documents -- NOTE: I Have conflicting info that there is a case in state court at the same time. Can someone clear this up?

  • 22 Nov 2011 - (6:00p-9:00p) - Civil disobedience workshop and training,Hal Brody of the Peace Resource Center of San Diego, 3850 Westgate Place, San Diego, CA 92105 To RSVP/more information: stjennings@ucsd.edu

WEDNESDAY, 2011-11-23

FRIDAY, 2011-11-25

WEDNESDAY, 2011-12-14

  • 14 Dec 2011 - (7p) -- Occupy SD benefit concert featuring Liquid Blue and other music and speakers at The Ruby Room, 1271 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92103
    • $5 cover charge. ALL proceeds go to OSD.
    • This is a chance for everyone to support the movement. Invite your friends and others who might not be in a position to "occupy" on a regular basis but believe in the cause. All music will be socially conscious. Featuring originals as well as classic protest songs from the likes of Dylan, Springsteen, Lennon, Green Day and more.
    • About Liquid Blue - The world's most traveled band has performed in 115 countries. Their recent Top-10 Billboard dance hit, Earth Passport is a song about world peace and features vocals in nine languages. The band is the first and only "certified green" act in San Diego and have a long history of activism.
    • http://www.LiquidBlueBand.com


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