A woman may be fined $600 for each day she provided free food to children in a poor Philadelphia neighborhood for the past few months?

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Many of the same folks who brought the economy to ruin just a few years ago are now going to come up with a plan that is supposed to set the budget and the economy on a forward path. At the center of their proposal are big cuts in Social Security and Medicare.

It seems to be that as the United States federal government and the Presidency in particular have gradually morphed into something more like a European monarchy, our attitude towards its sovereignty has shifted. Certainly no state or province or faction of the ruling class would dare to challenge the military might of the United States in a single act of open revolt.

But as time goes on we challenge it in small acts of secret revolt. Violation, for example, of our draconian system of immigration laws has become quite common. How many appointees to the federal bench or to the office of Attorney General must be caught in nannygate scandals involving child care payments to illegal aliens made under the table before we get the fact that our governing class, even that part which is directly pledged to enforce the law, routinely ignore this law?

We have a Treasury secretary who cheated on his taxes. But he is not the only one....

We revolt decision by decision, transaction by transaction, because we believe deep down that most of what government tells us to do is at bottom illegitimate.

Berkeley, California - a magnet for the homeless because of its generous social services - is considering an ordinance that would prohibit sitting on sidewalks in commercial areas between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m.

The move, homeless advocates say, reflects a nationwide trend of criminalizing homelessness.

Some are planning to occupy the annual Bilderberg conference - to take place from May 31 to June 3 in Chantilly Virginia.

More than 1,000 people went to Treasury Secretary Geithner's home to demand he support a Robin Hood tax and a thorough investigation of the bankers who caused the mortgage crisis.

On Tuesday, May 1st, known as May Day or International Workers Day, Occupy Wall Street protesters hope to mobilize tens of thousands of people across the U.S. under the slogan General Strike. No Work. No Shopping. Occupy Everywhere.

All sorts of unprintable things come to mind when reading this story! Shameful!

Whether you agree with the Occupy Wall Street protesters or not, you've got to admit, they are a determined group! Their persistence and perseverance make me proud to be an American!

The Occupy Wall Street drummers gather at Mike Bloomberg's house for a 24-hour drum circle. LOL!

I bet Bloomberg regrets throwing OWS out of Zuccotti Park!