Where did Occupy go?
What happened to all your noise?
You started with cymbals, and songs and with speeches
and passionate statements and thousands of people.
Where did Occupy go? You speak like children…
Like Occupy came out of nothing and vanished before you;
Insubstantial as the shredded ripstock in municipal land fill.
You speak[…]
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By October 16, 2013 Category: Guest blog 1 Comment 
Occupy, two years on
By Jamie Kelsey-Fry
(first published, New Internationalist)
Civil rights activist Jesse Jackson called them ‘a canary in the mine’ while London mayor Boris Johnson called them ‘an eruption of boils’. Labour leader Ed Miliband said they sent out ‘danger signals’ that only the ‘most reckless will ignore’. Conservative Prime Minister David[…]
By October 16, 2013 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Blog No Comments
The Occupy Movement: Two Years On
Activist, anarchist and anthropologist David Graeber talks about the work of the Occupy movement.
Exactly two years ago the Occupy London General Assembly first gathered on the steps of St Paul’s.
Tonight, David Graeber – author of The Democracy Project and key contributor to the Occupy movement worldwide –[…]
By October 15, 2013 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Blog No Comments
The Daily Mail, Young Street, W8 5EH (High St Kensington tube)
So, the Daily Mail accused Ralph Miliband – a Jewish refugee who fled the Holocaust and proudly fought the Nazis – of “hating Britain”. The irony. This is a paper that once backed the Blackshirts and Adolf Hitler, whose genocidal regime posed arguably the[…]
By October 6, 2013 Category: News No Comments
Volition is important and nobody should do what they are not prepared to embrace, but if you are of the inclination or have the impulse to stand up for life and against the economy of mass murder please let’s keep the people flowing. If you haven’t been to a demo before you will see the[…]
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By September 9, 2013 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Blog No Comments
@StopTheArmsFair we are outside the BAE offices thought we would pay then a visit #stopdsei
From the tear gas in Turkey, Egypt or weapons by the Syrian Assad Regime the DSEI Arms Fair is a global showroom of bloodshed and profit.
Come and be part of the mass action against the arms fair.
CLICK HERE:[…]
By September 6, 2013 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Blog No Comments
2301 hours Sunday
As me and Commonly Known As Caeke stand here at parliament square I feel ducking great knowing that my brothers and sister who are also in this streets around the world are doing as we are at the same time we are and that my friends means. A lot to me.
Even[…]
By July 1, 2013 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Blog No Comments
Welfare not Warfare
The government is spending billions on war in Afghanistan while it wields the austerity axe on benefits, housing, health and education. Spending on the Trident nuclear submarine system is protected while libraries close and public sector workers see wage cuts. The wars of the past decade have had a terrible cost in[…]
By June 22, 2013 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Blog No Comments
