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http://www.timesonli...icle5559773.ece

The financial meltdown has become part of the real economy and is now beginning to shape real politics. More and more citizens on the edge of the global crisis are taking to the streets. Bulgaria has been gripped this month by its worst riots since 1997 when street power helped to topple a Socialist government. Now Socialists are at the helm again and are having to fend off popular protests about government incompetence and corruption.

Its pretty true though, we've seen them in Greece, and recently we had the worst demonstrations since the early 80s here in Norway. naturally the reasons for those were police murders and the gaza-situation. but its apparent that more and more people are willing to go out in the streets and make a bit of noise. if i had to guess myself, England is the country with most potential for a proper riot these days; old politicians that nobody really likes, and a bad economic situation.