bad, those responsible for it stop behaving badly. Unfortunately at the moment we only see things through slight chinks in the establishment secrecy armour. So they only reform the bits we've got a glimpse of. The answer to this problem is simply to draw back the curtains so we can see most of it. Then the pressure will be to fix the whole lot, and not just the embarrassing bits the public got a quick glimpse of. There should be no dark corners for the manipulative powerful vested interests to hide in. In some ways it is unfortunate that the focus has been on St Paul's as in the modern era the CoE are only bit players in the establishment, and the focus needs to be on the real problems. Of course if the protestors had been allowed into Paternoster Square St Paul's would never have become involved in this. This movement and these protestors have been derided for being naive and incoherent. But just look at the results they have achieved already. I said in the beginning that they had chosen an incredibly intelligent approach. To the establishment and many mainstream commentators, this movement may look naive, but this is because it is not how they are used to things being done, and it is they that have been naive. Note that it is the establishment that is changing its tune and not the protestors. This is because they got it right, and the establishment got it wrong. What