As you will discover in my video, what followed was a cat-and-mouse game--and the cops, with seemingly endless reserves and aided by helicopter surveillance and insurmountable barricades, came out on top.
The Occupy movement has its Black Bloc, but the Chicago Police Department has a more powerful Blue Bloc.
"Where are the police, not?" one frustrated occupier asked.
"Well they're everywhere, obviously," another one replied.
As is usually the case in regards to these protests, this video is not-safe-for-work because of the frequent use of obscenities.
One chant of their chants that does not include the 'F' word is this one: "Cops, pigs, murderers."
In the background you can hear left-wing candidate for president Vermin Supreme, whose platform includes a pony for everyone.
But the police--although they didn't need them to thwart this demonstration--have horses.
Earlier posts:
Chicago's Blue Bloc |
Pics from the National Nurses United anti-NATO rally you won't see in the establishment media
Pics from the anti-NATO march you won't see in the establishment media
NSFW video: Before Michigan & Cermak--anarchists on the march
Video: Few people listening to anti-NATO speeches
(Photos) Leftist celebrities at anti-NATO rally and march: Ayers, Dohrn, Jesse, Medea
Marathon Pundit unhurt after being crushed by occupiers and police gauntlet after anti-NATO march (Pics and video)
(Video) Communist in Grant Park: Rant against capitalism before the anti-NATO march
Photos and video: Meaningless anti-NATO Rahm march, with Code Pink and graffiti
NSFW Video: Occupy Chicago anti-NATO 'F' bomb chants
Video: Occupier destroys huge NATO banner
Photo: Ayers and Dohrn at anti-NATO rally
"First Amendment is our permit" occupiers hold Stop Rush Limbaugh march
Video: Chicago 'F' the Police march--working class gives anarchists hostile reception
Video: Occupy Chicago taunts mounted police officers
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