Woodstock rockers Crosby and Nash mistake Occupy Wall St. terrorists for old style '60's protesters, pay homage by singing for them Tues.

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11/8/11, "At Zuccotti Park, a Sound of the ’60s," NY Times City Room blog



"On Tuesday afternoon, David Crosby and Graham Nash — sans Stills and Young — treated protesters to a five-song set on a marble platform in the middle of Zuccotti Park. “You’re going to know some of the songs, so sing with us,” Mr. Nash said before they began, and the prediction proved mostly true. Though many protesters were decades from birth when Mr. Nash, 69, first informed listeners of his “very, very, very fine house,” the pair attracted a significant audience in the crammed space between tents and work stations."...photo ny times
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Apparently senile 60's icons Crosby and Nash are fine with endless public urination and defecation, violence, etc. Occupy Terrorists have little in common with 60's era protesters and are only there because NYC Mayor Bloomberg caves to terrorists every chance he gets. "Protesters" have caused thousands in damages in a small NY shop, below:

11/8/11, "Occupiers terrorize us: eatery," NY Post, Sutherland, Fredericks

"A business owner near the Occupy Wall Street encampment claims she has been repeatedly harassed and threatened with bodily harm by protesters

• after she and her employees refused to give in to their outlandish demands.

“I’ve been told, ‘Watch your back!’ 10 times,” Stacey Tzortzatos, owner of Panini & Co. Breads, located across from Zuccotti Park, told The Post yesterday.

She and her employees are terrified by the constant threats, which she said began after she

• demanded the protesters stop using her shop’s restroom as a place to bathe every day.

The final straw came about two weeks ago, when the demonstrators broke a bathroom sink, flooding the shop, and clogged the toilet --

• setting her back $3,000 in damages.

She put up a sign that said the bathroom was out of order, but they tore it down shortly afterward, she said.

PHOTOS: WALL STREET PROTESTS

“I have the police in here 10 times a day, [and] I’m the bouncer. I’ve been called the spawn of the devil. “It’s unbelievable what goes on in here every day, ” Tzortzatos said.

And on Friday, she said, a crazed squatter burst into the shop and demanded that workers fill a 10-gallon container of water.

When they refused, “he banged it on the ground and started yelling” and threatened the staff, she said.

“He said he was entitled to have it for free.”

Tzortzatos said the unsafe conditions begin at around 5 p.m. every day, when “they come from the park drunk, under the influence of something.

“They use one of our doorways as a bathroom, and we have to scrub it down every morning.

“I’ve had people come in here and yell, ‘Boycott! Boycott!’

“They unplugged my ATM machine and plugged in their computers,” Tzortzatos said.

Another businessman, who complained to The Post about the squatters’ behavior last week, said yesterday that the situation has since deteriorated, adding, “You don’t know the half of it.”

But the protesters appear to be digging in, erecting three of what will eventually be more than two dozen, 16-by-16-foot military-style tents that will help them stave off hypothermia in the coming winter.

And they’ll have some entertainment today.

Music legends David Crosby and Graham Nash are slated to perform an acoustic set of protest songs this afternoon at Zuccotti Park."

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