Ghost Town

Protest: anti-capitalist demonstrators occupy the grounds of St Paul's Cathedral - A sullied cathedral
Oh the shame of it all.

A nifty bit of investigative journalism - and clever use of a night vision camera - shows that London's tent city outside St Paul's Cathedral - is a more like a Ghost Town at night.

Apparently most of the protestors slope off to a comfy bed once the sun goes down - which makes you wonder what all the fuss is about in the first place.

The only people who seem to be put out by the protestors are the church authorities - not the  'out of control' capitalist bankers and their running dogs - who were allowed to make such a mess of the UK's economy.

Best thing these folks could do is to pack up and go home - whatever point they were making has already been made by now - or not as the case may be.

St Paul's Cathedral looks like a tip - a penny geggy - and what's the reason for pitching a few battered tents in Glasgow's George Square?

Unless the protestors are sending out a subliminal message - that the real 'heart of darkness' - is just a few yards across the road.

In Labour controlled Glasgow City Council - which is headquartered on the east side of George Square.

I think we should be told - once the day shift turns up.

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