The History of Occupy

 Yes: that why we need to do what Occupy failed to do at any of our camps: to say that Capitalism is the problem.

The Public School- and Grammar-school boys in the basement seats at Starbucks (!) rather than on the pavement carpets at our Tent City University (having co-opted the Occupy London Economics Working Group) would not make that step.

Subsequently (after the 2017 General Election, with Jeremy Corbyn as Labour Leader), the, by now much deserted Occupy London Economics Working Group called a series of (very poorly attended but honest as to process) General Assemblies:

   - at which the plan for Co-operative Socialism was adopted.

There is, therefore, an extant Occupy London webpage to that effect (Google "Co-operative Socialism" as punctuated).

I offer myself to speak on 29th May in Central London, and elsewhere at other times, on these terms.

Simply put:

  - For Freedom you need Equality, for Equality you need Democracy, for Democracy you need a plan.

Hence the plan for #truesocialism:

  - By implementing the plan for Co-operative Socialism: 

  - For Peace and The Common Good.

John Courtneidge

Littlehampton

Saturday 22nd May 2021

Le bien Commune!