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How can Occupy London Stock Exchange move beyond its limits?

Bright Green Editors 19 October 2011 How can Occupy London Stock Exchange move beyond its limits?2011-10-19T12:30:00+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 2 Comments
This is a guest post by Guy Mitchell, who spent Saturday and Sunday at Occupy LSX. There is a starting point that is incredibly powerful to all this. It is…
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Why radicals should engage with Occupy London, not dismiss it

MurrayWorthy 19 October 2011 Why radicals should engage with Occupy London, not dismiss it2011-10-19T09:00:26+01:00 Green Parties 6 Comments
Over the last few days, there seems to be a growing trend from some people on the more radical left to knock Occupy London, dismissing or demeaning its demands and…
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Freezing and fighting

MatthewButcher 17 October 2011 Freezing and fighting2011-10-17T08:30:53+01:00 England & Wales 1 Comment
As the sun began to go down this evening, and the warm autumn day faded into a cold night, most of us will have been sat comfortably at home relaxing…
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#OccupyLSX – initial statement

Bright Green Editors 16 October 2011 #OccupyLSX – initial statement2011-10-16T22:25:58+01:00 England & Wales 7 Comments
At the assembly on the occupied steps of St Paul's, the following were agreed today. This is only a draft statement, and can always be added to, amended, or changed.…
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On the globalisation of occupation

Adam Ramsay 16 October 2011 On the globalisation of occupation2011-10-16T18:23:26+01:00 England & Wales 2 Comments
At 8:30 this morning, the vicar appeared. The protesters on the steps of St Paul's were beginning to stir after a disturbed night of discussion, chanting and occupation. At around…
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Anti-austerity protesters occupy St. Andrew’s Square

Bright Green Editors 15 October 2011 Anti-austerity protesters occupy St. Andrew’s Square2011-10-15T23:14:01+01:00 Green Parties No Comment
As part of a “global day of action” inspired by the Occupy Wall Street protests, around 400 anti-austerity protesters in Edinburgh have occupied St. Andrew’s Square, setting up a makeshift…
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Occupations – do they play in Peoria?

Adam Ramsay 15 October 2011 Occupations – do they play in Peoria?2011-10-15T09:31:18+01:00 Green Parties 4 Comments
It is the classic question of American marketing - will it play in Peoria? And now, it seems, we will have an answer. Of the many occupations expected to launch…
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United for #GlobalDemocracy

Bright Green Editors 14 October 2011 United for #GlobalDemocracy2011-10-14T22:16:12+01:00 Green Parties 3 Comments
This statement was written in advance of today's global day of occupations. It has already been signed by a number of the people's assembies at various of the occupations, and…
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Kill electoralism, not the NHS

Alasdair Thompson 13 October 2011 Kill electoralism, not the NHS2011-10-13T09:00:21+01:00 *Society* 4 Comments
So that's it then. It's all over (bar the committee and third reading). The lords didn't save the NHS. Despite all the petitions, all the tweets and hashtags, despite adopting…
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Green Parties

Blocking the Bridge

Adam Ramsay 9 October 2011 Blocking the Bridge2011-10-09T20:42:53+01:00 Green Parties 4 Comments
In Spain they sit in public squares, ban alcohol, and have meetings which last for months. In America they assert their presence - repeating and repeating that "we are the…
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