Following an anonymous  group  who actively took part in several overthrows of foreign governments  without knowing who they are is not the wisest course of action .What was their interest in Egypt? They spent a lot of time and effort in this  and you have to ask why? the fact that this group came together  simultaneously and  had the same  agreed plans and ideas and methods ,to me, says that they were organized and have an agenda  . The fact that they were/are striking  all over the Middle East as a primary target and the timeing of the movements says  they are organized. The methods are organized.

An unorganized group of kids are not going to organize mass rallys across the globe with out organization. That doesn't happen.

Effective organizations require effective leadership, planning, the designation of tasks  to a particular specialist/group  would be required. There is a leader or leaders.

Haphazard willy nilly groups of kids  at random can not overthrow a government nor can they get the will of the people behind them without an extensive understanding of the people and politics in that country. The fact that they were doing this in several countries at the same time indicates to me, that they must have extensive knowledge of political conditions of multiple countries , More than you would find on  Flat bush Ave. This  requires more than just a passing knowledge of  those countries. It requires an intelligence network of some type.

I think this is exactly what we are looking at.

Now in at least two instances (Egypt,Libya) The revolutions brought about some form of government that was not intended by the people. The fact they are actively involved in this movement  here in our country should warrant some concern.

In answer to your question I should have stated the politics of various cultures within a country and their interaction, history  with each other.

Personally speaking, Im in a dilemma about this movement because I agree with a  lot of the main ideas of the movement. But at the same time, I see things that I dont like.

If Im wrong, it means nothing, but if Im right it could mean everything.

I don't condemn anyone for backing it . Personally, I want to understand more about these shadowy kids who hide behind masks and overthrow governments .

Busted!

Awesome video! This is how protests can be effective. Bring it to the perpetrators in person, just like Icelanders bringing torches to the front of residence of Iceland president, and the peasants occupying the Canterbury in the 14th century. 

Nov. 6, 2011, 3:03 p.m. EST

Death may close Occupy Vancouver encampment

By Sam Mamudi, MarketWatch

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — The death of a protester involved in Occupy Vancouver has led to the Canadian city’s mayor to order its tent encampment to be disbanded.

CBC News said the death of a woman in her 20s on Saturday afternoon led to Mayor Gregor Robertson’s decision. The cause of the woman’s death hasn’t been determined although a drug overdose was suspected, according to Canadian media reports....

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/death-may-close-occupy-vancouver-encamp...

I like the M4 or maybe its a SKS in the background based  on the ghost ring sites and the strap.

Cute girl, and bright.

"Unless there's something we don't know, that's one of the most outrageous uses of a firearm that I've ever seen," he said. "Unless there's a threat that you can't see in the video, that just looks like absolute punishment, which is the worst type of excessive force."

http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_19284774

Jim Kunstler touches on OWS in his latest piece.

http://kunstler.com/blog/2011/11/critical-state.html

"...video from the front line of protestors as police released excessive fire extinguishing chemicals, destroyed the community kitchen and tents, and forcefully shoved protesters, independent journalists, and innocent bystanders with their nightsticks."