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Occupy Wall Street movement 2 I've heard about there were a variety of activists including people have no connection with the OWS movement which is criticizing as an anti capitalism movement. You could regard them as a "bunch of angry kids" like the young in the "England Riot" (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14931987). However, I suppose that we couldn't say there were no people who wants to pursuit their decent shots on their economy in the Zuccotti park. Here is a movie by WNYC Radio reported one side of movements.(I don't want to feel like to see any youtube that were not created by news companies. Because I can't discern the standard for fairness of views due to my less English proficiency.) "Rural farmers unite to feed Wall Street protestors" http://youtu.be/8nX7P9TgI-w To my surprise the farmers in the Northeast donated organic fruits and vegetables, and an experienced jobless kitchen chef cooked for many people who worked for helping protesters. I would like to make notice that the most valuable fact was that the cost for food and payment for chef and fulltime volunteer were paid from donations. Doesn’t it achieve an economic system, does it? The farmers delivered their product to people in the park could raise awareness of food industry issues to the world. It was a very impressed movement to not only the Japanese and other nations.

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