.....Occupying what???

There are acts of public nuisance that the direct devotees get very excited about themselves by calling it a global movement. The Occupy protests that have seemingly gripped the coat tail public of many nations is very confused.  They are against the greed of capitalism and the way it destroys society. To this endeavour they have made this point by taking over and destroying public parks, public spaces, places of worship and any space that they can disrupt the general public to get back at the 'fat cats'.
This global powerhouse in London has made a large point of trying to destroy the community, congregation and  iconic place of worship St Pauls Cathedral.
I am unsure why they are continuing to pick a fight with a symbol of charity and worship to get at the chief executives of the companies they continue to pontificate about?
To add to the delusional point(?) they share there was a fashion piece in the paper this week on how to style yourself in the 'fashion' of a modern day occupy protestor.

Is anyone else totally confused on what the hell this protest is supposed to be about????????

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Some little pieces on places I've been the last couple of years including south of France, lots of Germany, Austria, Portugal, North Africa and even home.

............our week of London riots

.....confused by all this Sunday morning TV talk back on the riots.........1000's of middle class students rampage through London and the police are attacked for holding them until it calmed down, a few months later and they are attacked as they didn't open fire on looters across London and the UK. David Cameron takes credit for saving England from the riots after waiting 5 days to come back from his Italian Villa to a burning country. No wonder the police are so confused about their jobs and their future. The police in this country have never been given the tools they need that are accepted pieces of kit in any other country in the world. I would like to congratulate the police, especially the Met in having to try and stand their ground, with only a uniform, their colleagues and their courage to protect them.