what is "occupy wall street"

[rjmacs]

cbelt3 wrote:
Or in Rome, an opportunity to apply a little Pillage and Burn. There's always a 'good idea' behind movements. There's also usually a disruptive element that tries to hijack your movement.

Have you seen any evidence of this happening with OWS and its associated occupations worldwide? As far as i can tell, these demonstrations are well-organized and self-governing.

I'm not arguing against the emergence of 'disruptive elements' in past movements, but you seem to be saying that this is imminent or inevitable here, and i'm not so sure.