>>When I saw it, it was like someone transferred me to 1917 in Russia, rad flags, rad shirts, rad posters, angry faces, as I saw many times in the Soviet movies. The "occupy Wall Street" is the harbinger of what is coming.

Obviously you intend this reference to Russia in 1917 as an indictment against socialists. Have you considered that it is also a history lesson on what to expect if the 1% sees no reason to share or care for the conditions of anybody but themselves. Certainly Russia had no excuse for remaining a peasant economy when others were industrializing, inventing and progressing. Looks like a failure of Russia's 1% to me and if modern day 1%s don't snap out of it, maybe they'll go the same way, no doubt blaming angry peasants for the revolutionary conditions that those in power are too stupid/greedy to fix.