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arcane1

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11. No idea. I watched it from the balcony and then checked SFGate

Reply to 2banon (Reply #9)

Mon Apr 2, 2012, 12:24 AM

Apr 2012

I only saw one tv news van, and they were just parked, the satellite antenna was down the whole time. Hell, all the police were gone by 7:30!

It looked like nothing more than a house party until 8pm when the music stopped. Now, it looks no different than it ever did. The Turk Street place has some lights on, but the Gough Street place is still dark, and there is nobody outside now.

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Occupy activists take over S.F. buildings as 'commune' [View all] arcane1 Apr 2012 OP

I was watching this from my balcony as they arrived at the scene arcane1 Apr 2012 #1

So this was pre-arranged with the owner, probably. That means they'll get to stay. freshwest Apr 2012 #2

The black bloc didn't "arrange anything" with HC&M Commercial Properties. joshcryer Apr 2012 #10

I agree, I didn't edit when I went to the link and I should have, but I forgot as I was on jury duty freshwest Apr 2012 #15

It was entirely peaceful, in this case, and the cops were acting quite casual arcane1 Apr 2012 #16

I just think the BB has good and bad and am neutral on them for the most part. joshcryer Apr 2012 #17

Yes, based on common law SadPanda Apr 2012 #5

We'll see. The Occupiers are using basic Christian messaging, so the archdiocese... joshcryer Apr 2012 #12

this would be wonderful if they would let it stand Voice for Peace Apr 2012 #3

They've spray-painted a "V" in a circle on the side of the building arcane1 Apr 2012 #4

Very cool. Wonder if Occupy Oaklander's did that. joshcryer Apr 2012 #13

K&R nt 99th_Monkey Apr 2012 #6

Added to this they ought to call for all cities to set aside some empty buildings for the homeless. jwirr Apr 2012 #7

Germany has done this already- made deals with squatters. BeHereNow Apr 2012 #14

I thought San Fran had a local ordainance against empty buildings or something like that? joshcryer Apr 2012 #18

Interesting. Nt xchrom Apr 2012 #8

interesting, does anyone know if this was reported on our local evening news? 2banon Apr 2012 #9

No idea. I watched it from the balcony and then checked SFGate arcane1 Apr 2012 #11

interesting.... thanks for the info...n/t 2banon Apr 2012 #21

That has to be close to my old office on Turk Street. Two blocks from Van Ness? EFerrari Apr 2012 #22

Yep, that's it! arcane1 Apr 2012 #23

I don't know if the park was there in the late 80s. EFerrari Apr 2012 #24

Here's a photo that Tim Pool posted at Facebook starroute Apr 2012 #19

Do they got electricity? That window to the left... joshcryer Apr 2012 #20