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Xm Prerequisite Package 08.09.03.02. Xm Prerequisite Package 08.09.03.02 Xm Prerequisite Package 08.09.03.02 Requirements for VMware Essentials. Xm Prerequisite Package 08.09.03.02. Xm Prerequisite Package 08.09.03.02Last night, Occupy Wall Street gained one more celebrity supporter: Sean Penn. The actor and activist took part in a meeting of occupiers in lower Manhattan on Thursday night to discuss a plan of action. Penn told the crowd that he has been “very impressed with the movement.” He also had some advice for the protesters who are preparing for a massive march against the banks in a few weeks. “They should be very careful what they wish for,” he said. “Because the Democrats are going to do exactly what they’re doing.” As Bail Blotter points out, the former Hollywood star has been a political activist for many years. Penn was arrested in February 2007 for trespassing at an event in support of then-Illinois senator Barack Obama. He has also held fundraisers for the Democrats. Last month, he contributed $30,000 to the California Democratic Party. Other Hollywood stars are also speaking out against the banks. Yesterday, Drew Barrymore, who is married to Oscar-winning director Barry Jenkins, called for more citizen involvement in the banking reform effort. “We need to have the rule of law in place to protect us from these issues,” she said, according to Politico. “I’m a big supporter of Occupy Wall Street and the idea that there needs to be more citizen involvement.” Barrymore has a son with Jenkins, and the two have been photographed visiting the Zuccotti Park encampment. And last week, Scott Baio urged the bank-bashing protesters to “get loud.” “The banks and the oligarchy want us to be quiet,” he said, according to Newsday. “But they are not the only power in the world. They want the wealth to stay where it is. But you’ve got to make a lot of noise.” Penn, Barrymore, Baio, and other stars have certainly been making plenty of noise lately. It’s been a banner year for the #Occupy movement. Last month, ac619d1d87


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