“The majority of us Brits believe that changes need to be made and are going about it in a democratic and controlled way,”

will eventually get you in exactly the same utterly privatized, corporate-controlled-government mess that America is in. I guarantee it, because no vote or candidate is going to outweigh the power of money and influence that the mega-corporations can purchase. They can even purchase control of your votes. Can’t happen there? Think again. Already consideration of privatizing your NHS is being sold to you as a ‘benefit.’ Already you battle the GMO producers. I could go on endlessly.

Already the same people ruining our country have made in-roads into yours, and you have two demons to fight; the corporate megaliths and the EU Central Bank, who appears to exist basically to control and profit off it’s member nations.

I hope with all my heart that you wake up before it’s too late; I love Britain dearly and it is my ancestral home. Don’t surrender it to the profiteers.

I would like, however to give my opinion on some of the points you’ve made regarding the changes which are needed to be made in a democratic and controlled way rather than holding pointless “general assemblies”.

Some may argue and some may agree. Some would say: “Go and get a job and stop moaning”.

That’s the point. I’ve noticed, the harder and longer we work, the less we get unless we are in the 1% group. Maybe the involuntary servitude or slavery has not been banned in 1834, after all. Or perhaps some agreements have been made either without us being aware of it or without our consent, behind the closed doors. Of course, I keep on forgetting that we are not that important when it come to decision-making. We are only remembered for our taxes, so that the super rich 1% can have all the parties in the world..and we are not invited.
I am not sure what “Democracy” is but I’m sure I’ll find it in a dictionary.

I am not against the people trying to build their carriers and get rich. I believe everyone is entitled to be rich in his journey of life, but not necessarily through materialistic world at the expense of another.
A quote comes to mind: “Try not to become a man of success. But rather become a man of value”. (Albert Einstein). Another one is: “Our Scientific Power has Outrun Our Spiritual Power. We have guided missiles and Misguided Men”. (Martin Luther King).

Regarding the protesters at St Pauls. I don’t know whether their movement is right or wrong but at least they have managed to highlight important issues especially regarding the uneven distribution of wealth throughout the world.
My understanding is that if we continue to allow to be used by EU, IMFetc.it will be only a matter of time before all the nations (not only the nation of Britain) go bankrupt.

What would happen if the countries go bust and the people will have nothing to eat? Well, turning to “cannabalism” would probably solve some problems. Maybe the Elite’s population-reduction program is already in force?!.. I can’t help, but I keep on seeing this picture of me ordering a menu called “Rockefeller stew”, but the other side of my brain says: “No, it’s too expensive, you can’t afford that..in fact it is so expensive that it is being guarded by the biggest “Arm’s industry”.
I guess I’d better stick to my dream. Some dreams do come true however…who knows…

If you don’t care about the normal people who works on the area and that you are affecting with this camp, or the tourists that couldnt go insed St Pauls, , why do you think the Big corporations are going to care about you?

Let me disagree with the patience on the long term when in this climate where many people is jobless, this protest is just causing more people to lose their jobs, and none of them bankers or corporate people, they are 2 clergy men from St Pauls who resigned, and who knows how many shop assistants or waiters from coffees nearby are about to get paid less because there is no work for them?Will they see the movement as a benefit for them or will they be angry ?

I know about money as debt, I am very well informed about the situation and I totally agree that the world and the system fails,and it is good that people want to work together for a change; but I am certain that more people will support this movement if it wasn’t about occupying, or as it is your situation, if it was more accesible for people with health problems.

We are talking about democracy, but this “we are 99%” is not approaching the 99% truly. I feel it is more like “if you dont join us, you are either 1% or have no idea what’s going on”.And people will take the occupiers more seriously if they were dressed properly and not playing drums, bon-gos, football, or attracting people not related with the cause, or just opportunists. Think about when one goes for a job interview. Does a future employer take seriously someone who goes for a job interview with sports clothes, or does he prefer someone who goes neat and tidy? Who will you think people will listen, the youngster with untidy and creased clothes with bags under his eyes becasue he is sleeping on a tent for a month., or the fresh shaved youngster with an ironed shirt ? I know it is superficial, but isn’t it the way we ,humankind, work?

Why don’t the movement just take a step at a time and focus on just one thing , and when that thing is achieved, go for another one, instead of 200 voices with different complaints?Do you want the message to be listened or just to be heard?

Also, I did not say that if the English people (I note you say English rather than British…interesting…) don’t like their work or pay that they should leave the country. I actually meant that the lazy commies camped out on one of our great landmarks should get out of the UK (as well as the nutter who wrote something about burning poppies)! The majority of us Brits believe that changes need to be made and are going about it in a democratic and controlled way, whereas you lot in the Canvas Corp sit around all day holding pointless “general assembiles” (also, a bit grand for a get-together in some dirty tents!) and complain.

Hope that clarifies it for you

In one of your earlier comments, you’ve suggested that if the English people did not like their work or pay, they could leave the country.
May I say that this country is called England and it is the home for English people.
I’ve noticed that you’ve scribbled something in Russian. Is that where you are coming from?.. Well, all I can say is that I am embarrassed and ashamed of your behaviour. How dare you tell English people to leave their own country, so you can do the work etc. It is people like you, who’s selfish interests are all about money and nothing else. It is people like you who do nothing to contribute to the growth of this country. Why don’t you leave England and go to where you’ve come from. England would be so much better without you.