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Interview with Mark Thomas at the Edinburgh anti-repression action, 17th of july

ab | 18.07.2003 23:31 | Anti-militarism | Anti-racism | Repression

On the 17th of july, an anti-repression action took place at St.Leonards police station in solidarity with Simon, a protester who got arrested and charged with incitement for racial hatred due the modifications of the American flag he was carrying on an anti-war demonstration at the 22nd of march in Edinburgh. Here is an Interview with Mark Thomas, recorded back at the Bongo Club,  http://www.outoftheblue.org.uk/fbong.htm who called together support and campaigns for Simon.

Audio Interview with Mark Thomas,17th of july 2003, Edinburgh, anti-repression action, - mp3 2.4M


Here is an interview with Mark Thomas at the Bongo Club, Edinburgh. The interview is about why Mark Thomas rallys support for Simon, what his involvement with the anti-war actions, how he sees alternative media and a few little bits on censorship.

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At the Station.

19.07.2003 09:49

So there i was in the city of Edinburgh as my trip was drawing too a close with hardly a care in the world. When as I turned up the coobled street to my Uncles house I was met by a tall apperition in Black.

So i stumbled on the demonstration and lots of tiny american flags, wich on a second look turned out to be a reresentation of the future and present. I find the slogan Fuck Bush not ofensive or even rascist but just the way I feel about the neocon american president.

Thanks to the person that gave me a flag and some cards i will spread them far and wide.

Carito
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