Occupy Wall Street debates plans for its ‘one percent’ wealth

The Occupy Wall Street movement collected $706,855.91 in donations between Oct. 1 and Jan. 4, the New York Post reported on Sunday.

Assembly meetings produced at least ten suggestions for how to divvy up and spend the filthy lucre, including:

• Withdraw all the cash in hundred-dollar bills, stuff it into canvas bags and light the money on fire on Wall Street.
• Spend $9,500 to break into a foreclosed Brooklyn home, fix it up, and move a family into it.
• Occupy the New Hampshire primary with a $1,900 trip to disrupt “candidates events and other targets not associated with the voting process.”