From The Blaze:

A crowd of Occupy protesters in Chicago descended on Rush Limbaugh’s “office” Thursday to air their grievances about the conservative radio host.

The problem? Despite their references to”Rush’s office building“ and ”Rush Limbaugh’s studio,” they weren’t in the right place — not by more than 1,000 miles.

It seems the protesters — banded together by this weekend’s NATO summit — confused Limbaugh’s real “office building” with one of the hundreds of stations that merely air his show. Limbaugh lives in Palm Beach, Fla.

#OccupyWrongCity

Fail of the day:

Here’s another epic flush-Rush fail courtesy of a handful of NOW harpies.

From the Daily Mail:

A UN human rights official is urging the U.S. to turn over control of lands considered to be sacred to Native Americans, including the site of the Mount Rushmore National Memorial.

James Anaya, the UN special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, unveiled his recommendations in Geneva on Friday after completing a 12-day visit to the U.S. where he met with representatives of indigenous peoples in six states.

The fact-finder also had a chance to meet members of the Obama administration and briefed the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, but no member of Congress agreed to meet with him.

Other places the United Nations suggests the U.S. cede control over because the U.N. believes them to be sacred to Native Americans include areas in Alaska, parts of the Pacific Northwest, and Elizabeth Warren’s front yard.

Hey U.N., Johnny Cash has a message for you.

Today it’s the deaf:

Filmmaker Michael Moore has made his debut as a folk singer with a remake of the Bob Dylan classic “The Times They Are A-Changin” for the upcoming Occupy Wall Street album, but with slightly altered lyrics.

“Occupy This Album” is a compilation CD of 99 songs featuring David Crosby & Graham Nash, Steve Earle, Tom Morello, Willie Nelson, Ani DiFranco, Third Eye Blind, Immortal Technique and Jackson Browne to be released Tuesday, May 15th.

All proceeds from the album will go to fund the Occupy Wall Street movement, with all the musicians and songwriters donating their time and music.

There are 99 songs. Get it? What clever multi-millionaires! If they weren’t hypocrites there would be only one song.

Here’s Moore (aka Fats Dumino) singing. Click “play” at your own risk:

#OccupyBarfBag

Moore originally auditioned this song back in 2009 on the Tonight Show after an interview in which the only thing he compromised was the architectural integrity of the floor joists:

Cue Mr. Strickland from Back to the Future:

Everyday, helpless occupiers are arrested, and jailed. They are crying out for help.

For just $18 a month, only 60 cents a day, you can help rescue occupiers from their police state abusers.

Here’s the touching video. If this doesn’t make you shed a tear and dig deep to help these poor souls, nothing will:

A couple of samples from the full collection:

She’s serious you guys… somebody please make her a sandwich. No kidding… do it now! Somebody make her a f*#cking sandwich quick!
*****

John Goodman’s really let himself go:

I’m guessing it’s very private property. I hear even her vibrator committed suicide.

My wallet’s private property too, but she doesn’t give a shit.
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And here’s one promoting a communist website (revcom.us) underneath the baby killing propaganda.

These are the people Obama’s “fighting for.”