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459On connaît la diversité extrême des hypothèses de complot, en général, pour les diverses situations du monde, – c’est-à-dire les diverses crises du monde. Occupy Wall Street (OWS), – Occupy pour parler vite, – n’en a pas manqué. (Voir notamment notre texte du 10 octobre 2011.)
Voici une nouvelle hypothèse, qui ne manque ni de piquant, ni d’exotisme. Elle vient du site Truthdig.org, ce 22 novembre 2011. Elle est de Alexander Kelly, elle est toute fraîche, elle a l’originalité de sortir, comme on le verra plus loin, des sentiers battus des habituels comploteurs :
«At six o’clock on Monday, Nov. 21st, I got a text message from a confidential source who worked closely with Occupy Wall Street for the past two months. Within forty-five minutes the two of us were seated in a Tribeca coffee shop just a few blocks north of Zuccotti Park. There, over a pair of steaming coffee cups, I was told that a secret faction has developed within New York City’s Occupy movement, made up of a coalition of big-name celebrities and would-be leaders, some of whom look determined to steer the movement in a direction of their choosing, including into the hands of traditional political forces. […] The story seems to center around a young man named Thorin Caristo. Caristo is an early Occupier who started his own media operation within Liberty Park and who in an early interview appears exhausted but level-headed and thoughtful.»
L’informateur de Kelly en vient ensuite à décrire les circonstances du complot et de la tentative de complot. L’originalité de la chose est que ce “complot” comprendrait des personnalités effectivement aussi exotiques que le cinéaste Michaël Moore et l’acteur Alec Baldwin (qui est candidat à la mairie de New York, pour succéder à Bloomberg, l’ennemi juré de Occupy Wall Street)…
«My source accused Caristo of holding secret meetings with an elderly New York-based activist named Jean-Louis Bourgeois. If a bizarre tape published to YouTube last Sunday by an independent OWS media team is to be believed, then Bourgeois is Caristo’s private benefactor, providing him with the cash, connections and other resources needed to cast their opaque agenda as the movement’s own. My source asserts that a number of other now visible figures within the movement have worked or are working closely with Caristo, many of whom are alleged to have met or exchanged messages with celebrity supporters and possible financial and publicity sponsors of OWS, including Def Jam co-founder Russell Simmons, documentary filmmaker Michael Moore, civil rights attorney, former director of the New York branch of the ACLU and political aspirant Norman Siegel, and actor and possible New York City mayoral candidate Alec Baldwin.
»Transparency and accountability kept surfacing as my source’s main concerns. Repeated attempts to understand what their colleagues were up to while out of view were met with curt dismissals and claims that they were too busy to explain. “This is a group that is supposed to represent everybody,” the person said. “If they’re raising money and organizing independently of the group, and representing themselves as leaders to celebrities and other business people—which they’re not—that alone is a giant conflict of interest. There are no leaders like that. We’re all leaders or the group doesn’t exist. Nobody should have anything to hide.”»
Dans l’actuel flottement qui caractérise l’activité de Occupy, alors que le mouvement conserve paradoxalement toute sa puissance, est évidemment très propice à des hypothèses d’actions secrètes diverses. D’un point de vue objectif, nous dirions simplement que cela ne fait qu’ajouter à l’excellent désordre qu’Occupy a créé aux USA.
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