As to London:  They’ve sort of got “other” serious problems bursting out all over.  But don’t give up on Occupy London and wherever else in Britain. The Occupy movement is world-wide and has a good chance of becoming very effective, some places more than others, naturally, due to local situations. Four essentials: Determination, awareness of main causes of gross inequitie, creative common sense solutions, and (probably most important) as-broad-as-possible public support from the 99%ers themselves—non-participants, the fearful, the lazy, the frightened (which includes most of us commenting here). Will we “get with it” or just carp from the sidelines?
  Considering it’s the very first time in world history that nonviolent methods have been tried on an international scale, under all kinds of different circumstances, it is a remarkable success in many ways, and still alive and kicking.  A truly great “public enterprise.”  Go, Occupiers!

There is a reason that the Occupy movement in London, Ontario was the first in the country to be evicted by the police.  That reason is largely because the Occupiers had little support from the public and their only consistent media strategy seemed to be to display their own indecision, fear of confrontation and internal bickering.

They faced difficult odds, for sure.  But ultimately they sank themselves.  Read how it all went wrong here:

http://www.josephcouture.com  “How To Blow A Revolution: The London Model”

The Occupy Movement was an attempt at 21st Century decentralized change, a unifying effort because it was social not political and attracted people from all walks of life.  Now, the movement has been co-opted by the left.  It’s new diminished status as political, now makes it nothing more than the anti-tea party.  Occupy has returned to the divisive methods of the 20th Century. The 1% are celebrating.  What a waste.

To Ardee,
Lucky, lucky you—a childhood friend of Bob Savio’s.  He inspired a generation and his words are being echoed by a new generation.  It’s downright thrilling, isn’t it?  I’ve waited decades to see these beautiful children hit the streets!  AND, they were worth waiting for!  Absolutely magnificent—texting, tweeting, facebooking and even emailing us old codgers.  My heart is with them all the way!
Go OWS’ers GO!

Why the constant narrative that OWS is incoherent, the greed of the 1 percent affects all
things, that is why the dialogue cannot be constrained to convenient sound bites. In
addition why seek legitimacy by the new york times?

Mr. Prell’s babbling incoherency:

There comes a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart, that you cannot take part, you cannot even passively take part.
And you’ve got to put your bodies on the gears, and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the apparatus. And you’ve got to make it stop.

Mario Robert Savio
1942-1996

Given a choice I will take the coherency of my good friend and High School valedictorian, Bob Savio, over the mean spirited emptiness of Tea Party rhetoric.