Hopefully this isn't the tent of an English teacher.
Curiously, the encampment appears to be more reminiscent of a ghost town rather than a bustling village gearing up for a confrontation.
Eviction notices were taped to most of the tents.
Compliance bullet #2 could prove problematic in inclement weather.
The crowd couldn't get enough of the Daily Activity Board.
6:00AM Monday - a "General Assembly" will greet the Park Service eviction crew.
A raucous crowd of Occupiers met some tourists taking pictures.
"Comfort Station".
Sensible: fighting "American Fascism" by demanding more government.
Confrontational.
Occupy DC's art gallery: always a popular attraction.If these guys expect to be teargassed and flash-banged tomorrow, they'd better get rowdier.
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The last picture is a drawing of an AK 47. The preferred of terrorists.
There seems to be agreement on the spelling of "niether".--is it a code word for something?
The tents are on public property. Somehow I don't think consent would be necessary for a search of the tents. Trying to stop a tent search would then give cause for a search of their persons.
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