My colleagues, in a well intentioned bid to improve my public image on campus, and to allow me to to spread our organization's objective across a greater audience, have convinced me that I might do well with taking on another blog here where I might connect with others and encourage them to pass the message on.
This said, Now that Chavez week celebrations are a thing of the past, and the numbers coming in look better than they did a week ago last year, our newest battle will began with plans for occupying May Day.
I understand, I
do that not everyone who claims to care about the issues affecting the greater problems of the 99% movement is able to join us for our usual work, or sleeping in the park to make a point, but if on this one day, again, May First, so you will have almost a month to plan these things, you put off buying something for one day, you stay home from work, and you refuse to stimulate the economy for even 24 hours, you will be doing something great, something better, and raising awareness of everything that's wrong in the world today.
I don't ask that you come to our rallies or a meeting (conference room at the ABC Cafe, Monday and Thursday evenings though someone is usually there at any time), or risk arrest yourself, but I do ask, I beg, that you consider this step, this one small step, toward the right direction.
Together we are far more powerful than any official in government would have us think. If you would like to join us, please, please do it now. The time is more crucial than ever.