Yesterday, WIN supporters organised non-violently with hundreds of others, at the London occupation against the unjust economic system. Looking for a way into the financial centre, the gathering of quite a diverse bunch of people eventually settled outside St Paul's cathedral. There was hope for a better world, music, & sit-down sessions to work out the nuts and bolts of the movement's next steps. There is no doubt that something significant is taking shape.
NOTE: The occupation will need support including some basic necessities as people camp and organise. 1 way to find out more: http://occupylondon.org.uk/
And here's a blog post from a WIN supporter: http://wasi-somewhere-in-between.blogspot.com/2011/10/day-occupation-came-to-town.html
Update: The vicar of St Paul’s came out to welcome occupation – he said they could stay, and asked the police to leave. Well done to St Paul's for supporting peaceful occupation against economic injustice, and thus demonstrating Christianity's core values by example.
NOTE: The occupation will need support including some basic necessities as people camp and organise. 1 way to find out more: http://occupylondon.org.uk/
And here's a blog post from a WIN supporter: http://wasi-somewhere-in-between.blogspot.com/2011/10/day-occupation-came-to-town.html
Update: The vicar of St Paul’s came out to welcome occupation – he said they could stay, and asked the police to leave. Well done to St Paul's for supporting peaceful occupation against economic injustice, and thus demonstrating Christianity's core values by example.
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