What a Mess !

Interestingly, all the protesters stayed away from Canary Wharf, where some the big banks are headquartered in London (MS, Barclays, GS, Credit Suisse, Citi ect). No disruption, no noise, no protests, no attacks on any of these banks, just a few police cars and ambulances which thankfully have now gone back to base empty !

I was very sad about the line- up of G20 leaders, because this not the true representation of world political leaders, and I believed these very few leaders can not solve the world financial recession by selecting few political cacus, leaving african powerful leaders aside of the G20. If I may ask, who appointed these few leaders to speak on behalf of other countries like Nigeria and african nations who supplied, and contributes to the world economy,like crude oil, and moreso, african leaders who deposited their ill-gotten money to western banks
Kenneth Eron
(UK)

Hala
You would hope people would act better.Do they really think anyone would follow someone who breaks windows and throws bottles?Looking forward to Richard take on things to come.
See you on the other side of the set.
Bill S

Isn't it obvious to everyone that the G20 Group are not the slightest bit interested in helping the man in the street?

There is a lot of talk, a lot of hot air..and a whole bunch of agreement in looking after themselves and nobody else.

I've never seen such a group of disingenuous people on one place in my life, especially Brown..AND Obama.

Can anyone ever remember the time the French ever earned any respect? Sarkozy has done nothing to change that!

Hello,
Yes, I agree! I watch the protest and I have to laugh. The G20 Group have no idea there is a protest going on and further more they don't even care.
I saw an article on CNN, talking about older people having to go back to work just to survive, make ends meet. Sure it is probably a good idea. I have said before and I will say again, should have gave all the elderly over a certain age a portion of the bailout money, to pay off their mortgages, buy an American made car and that would in turn save the mortgage situation and the car industry from going bankrupt. And give jobs to those that are more productive. But, like Mike said, no one is the bit interested in the what the average American working class person has to say, whether it is by protest on the street or making a comment on this blog.
Thanks
Debbie