Continued the Soros-funded publication: “And Black Bloc tactics are just one aspect of the overall rejuvenation of anarchism that is happening right now including the increase of infoshops (there are two near Occupy Oakland: The Holdout and The Longhaul); the creation of bottom-up solidarity networks to replace top-down unions; providing free food on the model of Food Not Bombs; offering a compelling DIY aesthetic.”
Occupy has now officially embraced violent anarchism, declaring such tactics the future of the anti-capitalist movement.
Last month, WND was first to report that Occupy had partnered with anarchy groups to engage in joint “direct action” at May Day.
Now, Adbusters magazine has declared anarchy action “a tactical innovation that suggests the future of Occupy.”
Adbusters has been behind Occupy since the movement’s onset. The radical publication is reported to have come up with the Occupy Wall Street idea after so-called Arab Spring protests toppled governments in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia.
The Adbusters website serves as one of two central hubs for Occupy’s online planning. Adbusters is funded by the George Soros-financed Tides Center.
In an article titled “Battle for the Soul of Occupy,” the activist magazine notes the “May Day General Strike was a surprising and bold success for the visceral side of the movement,” referring specifically to anarchy groups using what is known as “black bloc” tactics.
Black bloc is a tactic in which protesters wear black clothing, scarves, ski masks, motorcycle helmets with padding or other face-concealing items. Black bloc anarchists use the concealment to commit violent or illegal acts.
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