Occupy Wall Street

probably one demand is like a good.

If we go back to Occupy Wall Street, it achieved nothing because they didn't even have one demand about the 1%.

If they just said, we want, let's say, a 0.5% per year wealth tax, which I support.

Okay.

And we're getting a second hit on it in November.

We're But again, with all of these global decisions being made and the world kind of more vocal than it's been maybe since the Arab Spring, you know, period, you know, the Occupy Wall Street in the United States, that 20, 2012, 2013, 14 period when Uranus was squaring Pluto.

And that was probably the most active period going all the way back to 66, 67, 68, when Uranus was conjoining Pluto.

And so I think in some ways, this is a major turning point.

I feel like that was the first time people like the Tea Party and what were the other people called that were on Wall Street?

Yeah, Occupy Wall Street.

That was kind of the left wing version.

And then they got rolled up and diverted into woke stuff and kind of became like cultural Marxists.

That was a good time.

A lot of fun people came out.

We got Tim Cast out of the Occupy Wall Street.

Yeah, so that was all fun.

But in general, debt is a big issue there as well.

So it was interesting because I was there in Barcelona with my friend Marisa, who was part of the Occupy Wall Street movement.

And for her, it was really reminiscent of what was happening 15 years ago with 15M and also with Occupy Wall Street.

So, you know, it's interesting.

It's cyclical.

in a year where the banks needed a $1 trillion bailout.

So these are things I'm writing about in the book so I can help people at least understand why we have Occupy Wall Street, the Tea Party movement, the MAGA movement, the Bernie Sanders DSA movements.

And I'm trying to suggest to people there's an alternative way we can calm this thing down and start working on more practical things that can help a government do better.

Yeah, beautiful.

win.

We do seem to see more of those type of broad – I know we had the Occupy Wall Street here and there, but they're largely – I will say this – largely those kind of things, political things, are largely nonviolent in the states.

Yeah, Jim.

You see a little more of that over in Europe and you're seeing more and more, more frequency of that.

Come on.

Occupy Wall Street.

They had some things right.

I want us to remember, look, I know what's in everyone's hearts, and I want us to remember that we're all thinking, why can't the United States do this? Where are the students in the U.S.? guess what they did it they did it in 2024 in the spring what was going on around campuses across this country it was protesting the genocide in gaza on mass and what did democrats and republicans and the entire media establishment do they shame them they said no no no you're anti-semitic because you don't want children to die and be killed by our u.s made bombs so i'm just saying let's remember that the kids are all right here and everywhere you

She became like the den mother for a lot of sort of semi-homeless kids who had a place to be because there were people like normies feeding them every day and providing them.

It was sort of like a Occupy Wall Street situation, except at night you fuck shit up.

It also sounds a little Lost Boys.

Definitely.