20 October day of action. Arm chair leaders?

I am just wondering whether the new tradition we have established of setting one day of action two or three times a year is actually going to have a major impact on those who are ruling us? We should all work towards ensuring that the 20 October is a success but wonder as to whether having long periods of inactivity in between dilutes the effort and the message??

I am also very critical of arm chair leaders at branch level where the membership has asked for serious action to be taken and where the leaders have done very little to implement their wishes. This is not the way to win what will be a very difficult battle for fairness and equality.