The warning came after a Suffolk County superior judge on Wednesday vacated a temporary restraining order barring the police from moving to evict the protesters, who have been camped in Dewey Square, a grassy area in Boston's financial district, since Sept. 30 in one of the nation's largest and consistently running occupations.
The draft law, he added, also had the approval of the Pentagon and the State Department, as well as the governments of Britain and Australia, which are taking part in running the occupation.
Here's a quick, very recent oral history from those who have been protesting, hogging the picket lines and running the occupations at Universities around the country.
If the respondent or her husband's main occupation was running a business or having salaried work, then she was coded as having 'regular income'.
Other models look after Baltar on the "cylon basestar" and run the occupation government on New Caprica.
At first, the Defense Department, which runs the occupation, resisted handing over financial control of Iraq's rebuilding.
Secretary Powell has also endorsed a significant role for the United Nations, while ruling out having that body actually run the occupation.
Someday, in the months ahead, there may be an Iraq where a smoothly run American occupation authority has dealt devastating setbacks to terrorism, brought security to most of the country, improved infrastructure and basic services, and elicited encouraging signs of democracy, economic renewal and cultural rebirth.
"If the protesters do things like civil-disobedience acts and the government still refuses to listen, what can people do to make the government listen?" Future tactics suggested by protest leaders include hit-and-run occupations (an approach they call Guerilla Occupy), refusal to pay taxes, and other methods of insubordinance aimed at making Hong Kong more difficult to govern.
It was running a permanent occupation and undeniably undermining a two state solution.
