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The City of London Corporation has attached eviction notices to tents belonging to Occupy London protesters outside St Paul's Cathedral.
Occupy London: Eviction Notices Attached To Tents Outside St Paul's
(Updates with City of London statement in eight paragraph.) Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- A unit of British Land Plc applied for a court order to stop Occupy London protesters camped outside St. Paul’s Cathedral from moving onto its property.
British Land Seeks Injunction to Keep ‘Occupy’ Protests Away
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It seems that CO11, The Public Order Branch of the Metropolitan Police, is reaching out to the ‘PR arm’ of hacking collective Anonymous through Twitter if this tweet from earlier is anything to go by: The AnonymousPress Twitter account was set up in early August, and it has made some allusions to plans on the 5th of November, such as this tweet on 26th of October , as well as previous rumors that this date would be when Anonymous would target Facebook. So the Metropolitan Police have had a sniff of something possibly happening outside of the Palace of Westminster, but it is surprising that they’d reach out directly to Anonymous and ask them what they have planned.
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A plea to St Paul's: follow Christ's teachings and support #OccupyLondon
London's tent city is on sacred land - the skirts of St Paul's Cathedral.
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Members of Occupy London scored valuable publicity for their various causes Thursday when they crashed the mayor's town hall meeting. But the burning question that will come up Friday at a meeting with city councillors is when will they pack up their 30 tents and leave Victoria Park?
Occupy Wall Street protesters in Zuccotti Park, New York.
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Occupy London protesters in the second camp at Finsbury Square in Moorgate.
Second Occupy London camp forms at Finsbury Square | UK news | The Observer
What separates institutions in which we continue more or less to have faith (airlines, marriage, the police) from those about which we despair (politics, the media, the banks)? It is that actions have consequences for the former: mistakes are examined, wrongdoing is punished. Accordingly, trust in those institutions can flourish, despite the occasional error.
It doesn’t take a Marxist to see that the St Paul's protesters have a point