Police continue to provoke violence in People's Park

100 Tents pop up out of no where and a (phone alert system) to get everyone in the bay area ready when they try to shut it down.


You want to take some action. Here's your opportunity to bring the movement back.

Every instance of abuse by the system is a shiny example. WATCH RT REPORTING ON THE SITUATION HERE IN THE USA: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ha9lPU1c60

OUR TIME TO REGROUP AND ACT IS NOW!

I would second the motion to put tents in People's Park and create a work space such as Occupy the Farm.

Climate change and food distribution are too critical at this time for the Park to loose ground.

There has been a growing number of people who would like to work out a way to increase food production in Berkeley.

Commandeering the Park and turning into a fully productive space through collective gardening and collective decision making will transform the Park into something better.

Disabled People Outside Project in inerested in a Park sleep-in we've done dozens in Berkeley
(last one: Arnieville 2010) So we're over due and police actions reflect that.
Go to People's Park Community Page. on facebook

This current example is par for the coarse for the UCPD as for 43 years the University has ratified giving favors to drug dealers, unscrupulous youth and homeless for favors to perpetuate strife in the Muwekma (Peoples) Park. While Muwekma (Peoples) Park is the least funded but most used park in the City of Berkeley is continuous assaults by University of Kamboomkeley. The assaults include taking vegetation (fruit trees) with community input or warning to bribing street kids to physically assaulting park protectors whether it is a tree-sitter or a gardener. The UCPD went so far as to bring in a convicted rapist to try to bring our tree-sitter down by pulling on his leg in front four UCPD which we have caught on camera. After this sent Drecco (a known snitch) intp the trees set uor tree-sitter up with attempted murder while himself against physical harm - self defense. In legal terms the University has no leg to stand on because the property was gain by the University through imminent domain which stipulates not used with in 7 years in goes back to the original owners which would be the Ohlone People hence the name to Muwekma which is Ohlone for People. In closing I would be very interested and supportive of taking the Park with tents and tree-sits.