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UK Indymedia - PLEASE WAKE UP!

Auntie Beeb | 24.09.2002 22:55

Two weeks ago an absurd (but tongue in cheek) posting alledged IMC must be an agent for the state since it was giving inaccurate info about this Saturday's (28th) Don't Attack Iraq protest.

I checked yesterday and it still hadn't been corrected so I mailed protest.net and IMC to ask them to change the details.

What happened?

Nothing.

I realise you are pressed for time and resources and otherwise do a fantastic job, but please, please correct this misinformation now or let us know how to do it.

Thank you.

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Don't attack Iraq - Justice for Palestine March
Saturday 28th September
1pm Embankment, London - to Hyde Park

Anti-capitalists, meet at Cleopatra's Needle, which is a big old (1500bc) pointy thing stolen by us from Egypt, (or a gift from the Viceroy, if you prefer) and now sticking out like a sore thumb at Embankment on the North bank of the Thames.

http://www.stopwar.org.uk

Auntie Beeb

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item in calendar is wrong

24.09.2002 23:46

the details linked to on the calendar (which anyone can post to) is the old march info:

http://www.protest.net/imcuk/calendrome.cgi?span=event&ID=323546&state_values=

this means someone uploaded the old protest details, then did not change them when the march route changed.

I've mailed imc peeps to ask them to change the link.

who ever posted the calendar article

25.09.2002 09:27

Who ever put up the calendar post can edit it - you automatically get given the pass word when you add something so you can edit your own post. At least i was...

nessy