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Statement Of Alienation

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This statement is being made public in the interests of transparency. The whole world is watching.

“I am not a freestater and I have been alienated by the actions of Mark Provost.”

1. Chris Hussey
2. Marc Couch
3. Alva Myrdall
4. Joe Wolczko
5. Ben DiZoglio
6. Leah Wolczko
7. Ryan Hirsch
8. Heather (Feather)
9. Theresa Earle
10.Sherry Gould
11.Bill Gould
12.Ann Clancy
13. Mathew Richards
Signed 6/15/2012

“I am a core occupier (active in GA’s in NH from the beginning) and have been alienated by the actions of Mark Provost.
1. Chris Hussey
2. Marc Couch
3. Alva Myrdall
4. Joe Wolczko
5. Ben DiZoglio
6. Leah Wolczko
7. Ryan Hirsch
8. Theresa Earle
9. William Kostric
10.Tuk Phyche
11.Caitlin Appell
12.Seth Cohn
13.Sherry Gould
14.Bill Gould
15.Ann Clancy
16.Graham Nadig
17. Mathew Richards

Signed 6/15/2012

It should be noted here for the sake of completeness and to subvert attempts to conflate issues that of the 18 people left behind when the consensus process was completely ignored by Mark and company, only three were open carrying and none of them were freestaters, they were all natives.

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Let’s Take A Look At The Original Occupiers Who Came Together In A Sense Of Community And In Supporting Your Fellow Human Beings. Declaration Of The Occupation Of New York City This Document Was Accepted By The Nyc General Assembly On September 29, 2011 … As We Gather Together In Solidarity To Express A Feeling Of Mass Injustice, We Must Not Lose Sight Of What Brought Us Together. We Write So That All People Who Feel Wronged By The Corporate Forces Of The World Can Know That We Are Your Allies. As One People, United, We Acknowledge The Reality: That The Future Of The Human Race Requires The Cooperation Of Its Members; That Our System Must Protect Our Rights, And Upon Corruption Of That System, It Is Up To The Individuals To Protect Their Own Rights, And Those Of Their Neighbors; That A Democratic Government Derives Its Just Power From The People, But Corporations Do Not Seek Consent To Extract Wealth From The People And The Earth; And That No True Democracy Is Attainable When The Process Is Determined By Economic Power. We Come To You At A Time When Corporations, Which Place Profit Over People, Self-interest Over Justice, And Oppression Over Equality, Run Our Governments. We Have Peaceably Assembled Here, As Is Our Right, To Let These Facts Be Known. They Have Taken Our Houses Through An Illegal Foreclosure Process, Despite Not Having The Original Mortgage. They Have Taken Bailouts From Taxpayers With Impunity, And Continue To Give Executives Exorbitant Bonuses. They Have Perpetuated Inequality And Discrimination In The Workplace Based On Age, The Color Of One’s Skin, Sex, Gender Identity And Sexual Orientation. They Have Poisoned The Food Supply Through Negligence, And Undermined The Farming System Through Monopolization. They Have Profited Off Of The Torture, Confinement, And Cruel Treatment Of Countless Animals, And Actively Hide These Practices. They Have Continuously Sought To Strip Employees Of The Right To Negotiate For Better Pay And Safer Working Conditions. They Have Held Students Hostage With Tens Of Thousands Of Dollars Of Debt On Education, Which Is Itself A Human Right. They Have Consistently Outsourced Labor And Used That Outsourcing As Leverage To Cut Workers’ Healthcare And Pay. They Have Influenced The Courts To Achieve The Same Rights As People, With None Of The Culpability Or Responsibility. They Have Spent Millions Of Dollars On Legal Teams That Look For Ways To Get Them Out Of Contracts In Regards To Health Insurance. They Have Sold Our Privacy As A Commodity. They Have Used The Military And Police Force To Prevent Freedom Of The Press. They Have Deliberately Declined To Recall Faulty Products Endangering Lives In Pursuit Of Profit. They Determine Economic Policy, Despite The Catastrophic Failures Their Policies Have Produced And Continue To Produce. They Have Donated Large Sums Of Money To Politicians, Who Are Responsible For Regulating Them. They Continue To Block Alternate Forms Of Energy To Keep Us Dependent On Oil. They Continue To Block Generic Forms Of Medicine That Could Save People’s Lives Or Provide Relief In Order To Protect Investments That Have Already Turned A Substantial Profit. They Have Purposely Covered Up Oil Spills, Accidents, Faulty Bookkeeping, And Inactive Ingredients In Pursuit Of Profit. They Purposefully Keep People Misinformed And Fearful Through Their Control Of The Media. They Have Accepted Private Contracts To Murder Prisoners Even When Presented With Serious Doubts About Their Guilt. They Have Perpetuated Colonialism At Home And Abroad. They Have Participated In The Torture And Murder Of Innocent Civilians Overseas. They Continue To Create Weapons Of Mass Destruction In Order To Receive Government Contracts. * To The People Of The World, We, The New York City General Assembly Occupying Wall Street In Liberty Square, Urge You To Assert Your Power. Exercise Your Right To Peaceably Assemble; Occupy Public Space; Create A Process To Address The Problems We Face, And Generate Solutions Accessible To Everyone. To All Communities That Take Action And Form Groups In The Spirit Of Direct Democracy, We Offer Support, Documentation, And All Of The Resources At Our Disposal. Join Us And Make Your Voices Heard! *these Grievances Are Not All-inclusive. Dh

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From -john Corrigan – “a Movement Leader Once Remarked, “if I Can’t Dance, I Won’t Be Part Of Your Revolution.” The String Is An Interesting Debate On What It Take To Bring About Change. The Reality Is That We Need To Use Every Tactic And Strategy Available To Us And Consistent With Our Values. It All Comes Down To What Can Broadly Be Called “organizing.” Conversations Are Important For Sharing Ideas, Developing Those Tactics And Strategies, And Making Plans For Implementing Them. Occupy Has Been Quite Successful In Using The Street To Shift The Political Conversation In America, Indeed Around The World. Like Other Movements That Are Part Of An Honorable Tradition, We Struggle With Figuring Out What To Do Next. For Anyone In Occupy Who Hasn’t Read It, I Recommend Saul Alinsky’s “rules For Radicals” For Ideas And Inspiration. I Also Recommend “rebuild The Dream” By Van Jones. Let Me Caution That ‘long, Tedious, Heavy” And “dull” Won’t Work. That Kind Of Stuff Saps Energy And Burns People Out. The Ga Model Reminds Me Of New England Town And School District Meetings, But Citizens Endure Them A Few Times A Year. The Challenge For Movement Activists Is To Find Sustainng Energy In Our Desire To Bring About Change.” Thank You For Your Comments, Bd

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People Seem To Love The Flash And Shine Of Political Activism. It’s Easy To Get Into A March And Shout Slogans Or Stand Around Damning The Bankers. Not To Say That Those Things Don’t Have Their Purpose But They’re More End Results Than They Are Movement Building. It’s The Simple, Dull Organizing That A Movement Really Lives On. There’s Nothing Especially Glorious Or Inspiring About Planning An Event Or Action Or Boycott But It’s What We Really Need If We Want To Change Anything. Bd

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