Peaceful movement: To mark 1-year anniversary, Occupiers to surround New York Stock Exchange

The Occupy movement, or what’s left of it, plans to surround the New York Stock Exchange on Monday to mark its 1-year anniversary.

CNBC has the scoop:

Occupy Wall Street marks its first anniversary on Monday, and, in a bid to rejuvenate a movement that has failed to sustain momentum after sparking a national conversation about economic inequality last fall, activists plan once again to descend on New York’s financial district.

The group, which popularized the phrase “We are the 99 percent,” will attempt to surround the New York Stock Exchange and disrupt morning rush hour in the financial district, according to a movement spokeswoman.

Occupiers burn American flags on the one-year anniversary of their hipster camp-out. Hey! Just like the Islamists! http://t.co/3jJtYMPa

— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) September 16, 2012

There have already been arrests in anticipation of the march.

51 Occupy Wall Street protestors arrested ahead of one-year anniversary as they plan for massive march on NYSEhttp://t.co/0jU2knMI

— KAB (@KABNYB4) September 16, 2012

Remember:  According to the Left, it’s just a peaceful movement.