Occupy San Francisco occupies unoccupied building; did Catholic property owners enable?

The Occupy San Francisco movement, overshadowed by its more violent and militant counterpart in Oakland, was dead. Now, activists proclaim that OSF has been “reborn.”

Their rallying cry: Resistance!

What, exactly, are they resisting? An empty building owned by the local Catholic archdiocese, which apparently is in cahoots with OSF:

https://twitter.com/#!/OccupySFNews/status/186669046417195008

https://twitter.com/#!/tigerbeat/status/186616494220771329

The Occupiers’ staunchest nemesis? Enemy pipes:

https://twitter.com/#!/sf99er/status/186663999931301889

Vital needs of the revolutionaries: Beer. Hurry!

https://twitter.com/#!/sf99er/status/186658098826584064

And pizza:

https://twitter.com/#!/OccupyOakland/status/186682488024862720

Fortunately, the rest of the ample menu is covered:

https://twitter.com/#!/sf99er/status/186627907072954368

Cut the ribbon. OSF is open for “business.” Er, communing:

https://twitter.com/#!/OccupySFAction/status/186619781095489536

Look forward to a month-long siege:

https://twitter.com/#!/Occcavalry/status/186667929344020480

https://twitter.com/#!/tigerbeat/status/186660113052991488