I went back to the Sacramento Protests at Cesar Chavez Park in Sacramento to focus on the ways in which many public concerns are being translated into fewer representative concepts and statements.

A couple of the concepts and statements  are already beginning to resonate with larger and larger groups of people.

The  "One Percent" have taken from the people and have kept it for themselves.

The "One Percent" have become greedy, gross, corrupted and arrogant.

The leftist and the liberal no longer huddles at the center and secretly panders to the right.

The nation's highest court is corrupted and, despite growing public outrage, refuses to be held to a higher ethics standard. The courts now belong to the one percent.

Two worthless wars have used up two generations of soldiers. No nation ever survived by squandering two generations of soldiers in the wrong wars. It is inevitable that such a foolish nation will be taken down by the threats that have been ignored.

The military industrial complex calls the shots. Those who profit from the military industrial complex are part of the one percent.

But the One Percent will not stop. Bizarre constructs like  "The corporation as a person"  will allow one Percent of the world to take even more for themselves while they return less and less to those who create their wealth.

There is no "Noblesse Oblige" in our topmost class, just as there was none before the French Revolution.

The statement "We are the 99 percent!" is the most powerful statement of this revolution. This definitive statement from the occupation protests reflects the broad and general dysfunction that begins with a corrupted government, extends to corrupted corporations, and ends with the mentally disturbed, opportunistic and charismatic creeps of the world, as with the Tea Party.

The second most powerful statement of this revolution is that there is no leadership. The worst thing that could happen would be for the unions, the Democratic and other parties, or even one charismatic individual to take leadership and start speaking for the masses who group up, speak up and march these days.

Here are the problems with a single representative or spokesperson:

All major and existing national groups would instantly become weak points that would be exploited to divide and conquer The 99 Percent. If the mass comes to one point on a huge pyramid, the one percent can chop of the point, leaving the masses to disperse from a lack of someone to tell them what to do.

All major and existing national groups have hidden and vested interests in the very systems that the 99 Percent are protesting! The Veterans groups, for example, collect hundreds of millions of dollars and take up millions of square feet of space. Yet they do not get veterans their benefits because they have cozy and long term collusions with an entirely broken Veteran's Administration.

Those Union funds have actually gotten fat from those "One Percent" styles of funds collection and management. There is also the problem of unions pricing the American worker out of their own job markets.

 The Democratic Party has far too many members who, like the "Blue Dogs", are playing for both sides in the game as Tea Party operatives in the daytime and a drain on party funds and focus in the nighttime.

All of the 99 Percent need to fight together for jobs, medical care, and fair housing. The focus needs to be on shutting down government corruption, ending corporate personhood, ordering the banks to release the stimulus funds, getting the President his money for jobs and infrastructure repair, ending the two wars, and redistributing the looted nation's treasure back to the people.

No single interest group needs to distract the 99 Percent right now.

All selfish interest groups need to remember that the women's suffrage movement put their goals on hold in order to help gain freedom for the slaves, to run the underground railroad, and to fight for right in the Civil War. Then, when it came time for women to get the vote, the suffrage movement reaped massive support in return.

The coalitions know that all ethnic and racial minorities, together, become a majority that must give  mutual support for  immigration, stopping racism, and getting jobs for those who are rejected from society.

Unions know that they must support the 99 Percent. Veterans know that they must get the 99 Percent to honor Americas contract with its soldiers.

The churches know that their parishioners are the 99 Percent. The Colleges know that they are cranking out vastly more 99 Percenters than they are 1 percenters. The Gay and Lesbian movements need to thank the 99 percent for being the real force behind ending DADT.

What, then, is the focus of the Occupation Protesters? There is no one focus. 

What, then is the manifesto of the Occupation Protesters? There is no manifesto.

Who leads the Occupation Protesters? There are no leaders, just guides and facilitators. Those who want to be led by someone can choose to be led.

Those who want to freelance can do that too. I went to the protests and freelanced.

This is the best way. It scares the hell out of opportunists and charismatic creeps who need for people to follow them as they head down their self serving paths toward becoming the one percent of the 99 percent.

This is A Lonely Job That Is Best When Boring And Uneventful.

This church ministry delivers food to parks and places within a 40 mile radius of Sacramento. They delivered this food, then packed up to serve at several more locations on their regular route. 

Source: Xenonlit

Source: Xenonlit

 The main event of the day was a march to the K Street Mall for more protest with more protesters. It was also Second Saturday Art Walk Day, so I bailed out, exhausted and in a bit of obvious pain from overdoing it. 

 Source: Xenonlit