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Today marks the anniversary of the Occupy movement. To mark the occasion, comedian and satirist (not to mention all around great guy) Lee Camp is out with a new Moment of Clarity explaining why the anniversary of the Occupy movement matters.

Wow….just wow. I’m not really sure what to make of that report, but if it’s true, it’s more than a little troubling.

According to the ultimate republican message man, and Scott Walker\'s close adviser, Frank Luntz. H/T Think Progress Speaking to Rupert Murdoch\'s favorite charity, the republican Governor’s Association, Luntz let it be known that OCCUPY is having an effect on the people of America. Luntz told attendees that he’s “scared of…

This looks like a cool project… This project is about commissioning artists to produce current protest art and to circulate it throughout the country. We hope to generate enough pre-sales to cover the commissioning costs as well as print and delivery expenditures. If we get funded, these iconic posters will…

This is a great read from Glenn Greenwald on the attempts by labor unions and pro-Obama groups to co-opt the Occupy Movement: Having SEIU officials — fresh off endorsing the Obama re-election campaign — shape, fund, dictate and decree an anti-GOP, pro-Obama march is about as antithetical as one can…

Activists from Occupy Milwaukee shut down a bridge over I-43 yesterday for two hours in a symbolic gesture to bring attention to income inequality and the fragile state of our national infrastructure.

Another long infographic!  From a scale standpoint, Occupy is significantly larger and more diverse.

Sometimes it pays to open e-mail from your mother.  My mom, who lives in Hawaii,  sent me a note about this guy Makana who sang his Occupy protest song, We Are The Many, to President Obama and the APEC World Leader’s Dinner in Honolulu.

Comedian Lee Camp is back with a new Moment of Clarity, and this one is definitely worth a watch.

A long look at OWS.