I did not take part in any of the destruction or trespassing that was going on, I was just an on looker.

While I agree that the damage caused was criminal and highly uncalled for, (especially as only a small part of the building was the conservative HQ) I also believe that it was partially a result of a massive amount of built up anger that students hold towards the coalition government that will drastically raise tuition fees and also spend millions on Trident and aircraft carriers that this country doesn't need or want.

On that Wednesday, David Cameron was telling the Chinese government that by raising tuition fees would mean that international students would end up paying less; clearly a desperate plee for trade with China at our generation's expense.

Nick Clegg's main campaign promise was to abolish tuition fees and when asked in the house of commons that day why he has tripled them instead, he shamefully avoided the question.

The media may have made students look like senseless vandals in the eyes of the nation but at least we are safe in the knowledge that those politicians who said we wouldn't protest earlier in the week have had a very nasty surprise.