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| This is the little girl that spoke to the masses |
Since the dawn of the Arab Spring the world has erupted with the spirit of protest. With one of them: Occupy London, at my back door, I couldn't resist the opportunity to get to the bottom of this worldwide phenomenon.
I spent two days at St. Paul's to try and gain an understanding of the Occupy movement. To find out for myself and not through hear-say, the media and rumour.
Tents were outside the entrance of St. Paul's. Contrary to what I'd read, many tents were occupied and there were a few tired heads trying to rest amidst the chatter of excitement in the square.
The people that attended were of all shapes, sizes, creeds and colours. Most social groups seemed well represented. Although It was a combination of disenchanted university graduates and those in the counterculture of the 60's that probably formed the meat of the numbers.
