An Occupiers Perspective
This section aims to provide a space for the varied and diverse voices of Occupy London.
Protestors against ATOS and the Remploy cuts were intimidated by security guards, whilst the Police watch on.
I witness this happening more often now. The Police act as the strongarm of the security thugs working for the corporations.[...]
sporting excellence and feel-good factor of London 2012, but there is a rather gloomy undercurrent to the Olympics – claims activist
The circus has come to London and many people are excited by the spectacle. However, there are dissenting voices protesting against this event, which is mainly financed by British taxpayers. We are often asked[...]
I wanted to see what the state of Finsbury Square after eviction. The harris fencing is still up and homeless people have still not gone back to sleep onsite.
I presume that will remain till the Olympics has been done and dusted.[...]
The Olympics has started and it seems cycling has become a criminal offence, worthy of police brutality – I hope the Olympic cyclists are okay tomorrow.
Hang on a minute: this is the same Olympics that politicians have been trying to brand as the greenest Olympics ever? Also, they did say how this would encourage[...]
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July 28, 2012 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Blog No Comments 
Please support the Critical Mass 182 by signing this petition.
Metropolitan Police & Criminal Justice System UK: Justice for the Critical Mass 182
http://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/metropolitan-police-criminal-justice-system-uk-justice-for-the-critical-mass-182
Some of those arrested are being represented by Hodge Jones and Allen.
http://www.hja.net/what-we-do/criminal-defence/public-order-offences/critical-mass-action.aspx
Advice and Support is also available from Green & Black Cross. They are known for training Legal Adviser[...]
Livestream coverage of the Festival of Resistance.
occupylsx on livestream.com. Broadcast Live Free[...]
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July 23, 2012 Category: An Occupier's Perspective No Comments
Criminality was rife throughout the sub-prime mortgage market, yet no-one was indicted for their crimes; achieving convictions for the LIBOR fixing fraud is uncertain; and now we have the revelations of $billions in drug money being laundered through HSBC. The monetary and banking system is corrupt and taints everything it touches: politics, media, business and[...]
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July 23, 2012 Tags: Economics WG
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