they wondered where they would go and continue to occupy. did occupying, showing up and staying put in a public space, was that fundamental to the ongoing effectiveness of the movement? if it is fundamental, how would they be able to keep occupying and where? it turns out maybe that the next incarnation of occupy was already taking hold with the foreclosure defenses in atlanta and cleveland and minneapolis and rochester, justin elliot reporting at sa loan.com that a new campaign, occupy our homes kicks off on tuesday with protesters in 20 cities. 99 percenters say they will show up at foreclosure auctions and homes that are at risk. people that are not a part of eviction yet will get a chance to see how it is done. they will learn from people who have done it and teach others. they are asking people to sign a pledge that says, i will resist any attempt by the bank to take my home. if they come to forecloesh, i will not go. this occupy wall street movement is truly a movement to occ