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Reuters photo released today proves Simon's innocence

A/nia (m-L) | 26.11.2003 12:33 | Thessaloniki EU | Repression | World

Reuters released a new photo, which accompanied by two older ones clearly proves Simon's innocence. The new one is photo number 3

Simon's arrest
Simon's arrest


Photo no.1 The already well-known photo by Yiorgos Karahalis: Simon is been kicked by a riot cop while still wearing his blue and purlpe rucksack. This is the text that accompanied the picture:

CAPTION CLARIFICATION - ADDING INFORMATION ABOUT EU SUMMIT

A Greek riot policeman kicks a protester in a main street of the northern town of Thessaloniki following a meeting of the EU summit June 21, 2003. Police fired volleys of teargas in Greece's second largest city to disperse hundreds of self-styled anarchists who were among 25,000 peaceful anti-capitalist protesters marching through Thessaloniki's centre.The anarchists smashed shop windows and set fire to cars and buildings including a McDonald's. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis

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  1. then is the also well known photo of his arrest — A/nia (m-L)
  2. and this is the new Reuters photo — A/nia (m-L)
  3. Only one photo — David
  4. Direct action — .
  5. Blue Bag — Jim
  6. TheLie of Simon's Innocence — Robert Kessler
  7. what the feck — beanis
  8. Don't you get it? — Rob
  9. The lie of your innocence — Clopy
  10. An opinion from someone who was really there.. — Johnny
  11. what do anarchists do, mr anarchist authority? — anarcop
  12. blah — phoebe
  13. But, Clopy....... — Robert
  14. blimey! — Annie
  15. Robert, anarchy does not tell people what to do or what to say. — montecorE
  16. Individual before a cause, or else the cause itself is oppressive — sean™
  17. Sean says "Anarchist means whatever you want it to" — Robert
  18. which is more facistical — sean™