On 26 March, the central London has been invaded by 500 thousand people took to the streets calling on the unions. There have been incredibly effective and coordinated attacks to symbols of big corporations, in stores such as Topshop, Boots, Vodafone. The Ritz was occupied by crowds of protesters, the city finance and shopping has become, suddenly, a land of toys.
And then the indiscriminate arrests, protests of 'indignant' charges on horseback, the real concern for the wedding at the door. All great events for a city too often anesthetized. But this is just the smokescreen raised by mainstream media. The real and urgent consideration to do about these events is this: who are the guys who are found to be five months, compare, imagine another way to take to the streets that is not just walking around with beer and sandwiches from point A to point B arm with the Guardian and applaud the youngster Ed Miliband on the prairies of Hyde Park? These guys come together for months without those mental superstructure that characterize us Italians.
And then the indiscriminate arrests, protests of 'indignant' charges on horseback, the real concern for the wedding at the door. All great events for a city too often anesthetized. But this is just the smokescreen raised by mainstream media. The real and urgent consideration to do about these events is this: who are the guys who are found to be five months, compare, imagine another way to take to the streets that is not just walking around with beer and sandwiches from point A to point B arm with the Guardian and applaud the youngster Ed Miliband on the prairies of Hyde Park? These guys come together for months without those mental superstructure that characterize us Italians.