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FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Police have arrested an Occupy Fort Collins protester in connection with a $10 million arson fire that damaged dozens of condominiums and businesses in Fort Collins.
Gilmore joined the Occupy Fort Collins movement in mid-October.
“He showed up on the 3rd or 4th day,” said Rich Crisler, who identified himself as the media coordinator for Occupy Fort Collins.
Yep, this is what democracy looks like...and it only took a few month to illustrate what these leftists/anarchists/socialists/commies are all about.
Last edited by sanrene; 11-05-2011 at 09:59 AM..
Reason: Ft Collins instead of Denver
OP, you have some obsession with what's going on in Colorado. Also, your title is wrong. The person was from Occupy Ft. Collins and he has NOT been convicted.
OP, you have some obsession with what's going on in Colorado. Also, your title is wrong. The person was from Occupy Ft. Collins and he has NOT been convicted.
Oh, thanks for that, I corrected it, but for some reason it's not taking hold in the title. Oh well.
So what if he hasn't been convicted. Do you think that means it shouldn't be reported?
I'm sure you'll start a new thread to inform us if and when the guy is found NOT guilty right?
Do you have any evidence it was not arson?
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