HOMES ABANDONED AMID RIOT WARNINGS IN CHICAGO Obama has ties to radicals plotting chaos for NATO summit Published: 15 hours ago by AARON KLEINEmail
WND first reported in August 2011 that radicals, some with ties to President Obama, were planning to riot during the NATO summit.
FOX Chicago News reported the people living in the 17-floor Library Tower building at 520 South State Street were warned in a letter from condo management that “we are STRONGLY recommending that all residents find places to stay during the conference from May 18 through May 21.”
The letter specifically warned of riots:
“In the event of a riot or the potential of one near the building, all access doors will be locked including the garage door,” the letter continues. “For everyone’s safety, we will be instructing anyone in the building to stay in his or her unit.”....................>>>>................>>>>...............http://www.wnd.com/2012/04/homes-abandoned-amid-riot-warnings-in-chicago/
Protesters and Police Clash at NATO Meeting; 2 Held on Terrorism Charges Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times
Protesters clashed with police at the NATO summit meeting in Chicago on Sunday. By STEVEN YACCINO and MONICA DAVEY Published: May 20, 2012
CHICAGO — Protesters at the NATO summit meeting clashed with the Chicago police late Sunday as officers tried to disperse thousands of people who had gathered several blocks from the site of the meeting and refused demands to leave. Related
The standoff, which lasted several hours, grew intense as police officers, some in riot gear and gas masks, and protesters, some wearing all black, confronted one another, and shoving and scuffles broke out.
Some among the hundreds of officers repeatedly struck protesters with police batons, and some protesters threw red paint, a bucket, sticks and more at the line of officers. As the clash went on, mounted police officers could be seen equipping their horses with protective masks.
At one point, an officer emerged from a scrum of people with his arm firmly around the neck of a protester, who appeared to be in distress. At another point, a demonstrator shoved an officer to the ground, before another officer pulled him to safety.
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