Occupy Movement Starting to Overthrow Police Power

Is it possible for a judge to issue an order restraining the police from enforcing the law? Of course it isn't. But some crackpot judge in Boston has done exactly that.

The problem with Judge McIntyre's ruling is it sets a broad precedent for other, and perhaps less politically desirable, occupations of public space. What's to stop a commune of neo-Nazis from occupying the Boston Common? Or more blandly, a group of five campers in the Public Garden who argue that their encampment constitutes environmental art and should be considered protected speech?

The most bizarre part of the ruling was McIntyre's order to have Occupy Boston and the city enter "mediation.

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Boston is low-hanging fruit for the anarchists. They going to try LA next.

The "Day of Disruption" is heightening the emotions of the village idiots in the unions.

They are in hand-to-hand combat in NY.

This could get ugly.

If you following the history of what happened in El Savador, Nicaragua, Bolivia, etc., where the Chavez has meddled to overthrow the political structure, the anarchy of overthrowing police power indicates things may be accelerating at a much quicker pace. Of course, American police are too savvy to bait with the same kind of tactics they use in Latin America. Offering them overtime is enough to get them to ride the train to anarchy.

What the Democrats are doing to our country makes me sick.

If the GOP was smart, they could hijack the thing. Scrounge up several thousand young unemployed republicans to stop shaving and bathing and bus them down to the white house.

Come up with a couple of chants...

"Fee Fie Fo Fum, Barack Obama is a bum","One, two, three four, Barack isn't spending anymore".

What a mess.