Mike wrote:
Once you've answered i'll ask someone else.
I'm sorry, mate, I really haven't got the time, this will have to be my last post for today, I just thought I'd pop back in and say 'hello'.
andyh wrote:
Apparently he wants violent change rather than political change going by his class war stuff above, tbh I've nfi what he's on about

Beppe Grillo has achieved a huuuge political change and he's not happy with it, instead they should be out smashing windows and setting fire to wheelie bins perhaps?
Next thing we know he's going to become an 'anarchist' lol :p
The way I see it is that we shouldn't underestimate the ability of the banking system and those that run it to assume a new shape, pull the wool over everyone's eyes, and start all over again. Like the antagonist out of Terminator 2. There may be some encouraging signs at the moment, and people are starting to realise what's going on, but I'm 100% certain that this has been anticipated and that many years of planning has gone into precisely how this will be responded to. And you can also be 100% certain that the patrician class of politicians will happily stand up on the political stage and profess to be doing certain things for the benefit of the people when actually it serves the totally opposite purpose. One plus point is that there is obviously a lot of genuine in-fighting going on at the moment, but ultimately these people know their business and their interests and they've been networking long enough to ensure that they only step on each other's toes too much.
Hopefully there can be some sort of genuine grassroots alternative, and hopefully the people involved can remain vigilant and not allow it to be co-opted and infiltrated, and hopefully it can happen on a wide enough scale (ie. across several countries) to effect real change, and hopefully the rest of the public won't fall for some sort of media smear campaign against it that scares them shitless. We'll see.