The Darkside Of the Occupy Movement

I guess the News is getting a bit boring when it comes to the Occupy Movement. Washington Post decided to write an article about the Romance within the D.C. Occupy Camp. I guess the stories about the rapes and deaths that were occurring was not worth the media's attention. An 18 year old girl was drugged  and raped, then the guy left to raped 5 other woman. But Hey… we have romance in the park and we could also have “occubabies” by June.

The Occupiers decided to make their own General Assembly to take care of the issues that were happening around the camps. The social experiment failed to protect the occupants within the communities. They are disorganized, ineffective and lack discipline, but the whole purpose of the assembly was to keep law enforcement at bay and any incident that should be reported, out of public scrutiny. The groups have handed out pamphlets asking the occupiers not to talk to the police. Instead they are asked to bring the issues to the General Assembly.

This is how the makeshift Assembly handled the rape case;

Nan: The proposal that I brought was an incident that happened and certain groups did not properly address it or handle it. When we had the park, we had an 18-year-old who got raped. She was drug raped. That individual who raped the 18-year-old raped five other girls in this park. My group dealt with rape victims in the park and still does. We have a court date for the 18-year-old in February. She doesn’t live in this city but she comes here. She was occupying one of the churches. The person that raped her also got out of jail. He was in jail for 30 days, paid $50,000 and he went to the same church the victim was. Keep in mind that victim worked with us and we had a restraining order against that guy. The victim voiced her concern to let them know she didn’t feel safe in that place because of this gentleman. Rather than calling me or other women’s working groups, Housing took it upon themselves to have a jury of about 15 and more people between the victim and the gentleman. And they asked for both them to basically give details out. That’s a concern to us as women, and this is an emergency proposal. The GA needs to come together to protect each other, especially women, gays, lesbians, all together. We are here together to make a movement to become one. We have been targeted by police, outsiders, we don’t want to keep being victimized by rapists. My proposal’s emergency the reason is because we have a court date, we have the court system involved, DA is involved, and that person and about the rape that happened was disclosed to certain people. They could come after us or the church, we need to figure it out, we need to figure out what we are going to do. What I would ask is to have a breakout session, come back to me or come back together to figure out how we are going to work this out. Because we are dealing with a system that doesn’t like us very much. This is very serious.

POP: What is the proposal?

A: The proposal is this: I would like a breakout session to figure out what we are going to do about the situation that took place and it was brought to the Spokes Council. We felt like it wasn’t properly addressed, so we need to address it tonight.

POI: Last night at Spokes Council, we decided to enforce that we ask the people who were asked to leave the park, three of them, because of being accused of sex assault and regular assault, not to come back to our meetings, even though we don’t live in the park. And SC consensed.

Nan: It was not three rapers, it was a total of nine guys in the park.

Q: I heard before the meeting that the point people for Housing refused to remove the person from the church, so is the issue not to allow these people not just to come to meetings but to be housed and so to hold Housing accountable and make sure they are not housed?

Is this is how their justice system works? While the members of the movement lay vulnerable to the criminal elements lurking inside their communities, some of the organizers spend their time in $700 a night motel rooms.

Brandon Darby interviewed a woman about the sexual assaults within the camps. She told them that “at least 10 incidences of, at least, groping” and “there was a guy that got raped.”

We’re trying to figure out what to do about [the drugs]…It’s putting all these people in danger–that, there’s sexual assault going on, we’re trying to deal with that…mostly drunk guys, going, groping girls, there was a guy that got raped, too, here–a deaf younger man

The entire movement has gotten out of control with criminals using this as an opportunity to take advantage of the occupiers. There has been unreported sexual assaults, rapes, drugs and violent crimes within every camp, but the liberal media ignores these reports because their only priority is to attack capitalism and conservatism.

I hold the liberal media just as responsible as the organizers that started the movement. They have failed to warn the members of the dangers and placed their own agendas above the safety of the community. They have lured the members into the wolf’s den by glorifying the movement and with promises of money.

The left were so upset with Brandon Darby’s exposure; they  have made death threats against him.