"I said as much on the first night that I attended an Occupy Providence general assembly, during the "People's Soap Box" portion. Up until last night I was still viewing myself as an observer, even though I'm dug in deeper than many of those camping in the park who are just there for the social phenomenon and who are actively resisting any movement toward structure or a cohesive message."

I think this beautifully shows what these movements are like, there are fellows like yourself there with common sense and others that are only there to engage in some post-60's hippyness.

In the UK's London Occupy movement they managed to get temporary support from St Paul's Cathedral before them changing their mind (which I believe is down to them just acting like tramps other than committing to any actual political action) and now the priest who let them stay in the first place has resigned.

I would suggest that you head hunt the likeminded people, form an organisation and filter away from the camp protests and start acting like a lobby group. If your lucky, the media will see the continuation and start focusing on you and asking you for interviews than doing silly videos of people camping in the news roundup.

I agree with this.