Pix of Theatre of War Whitehall Protest, 19 Mar 04 (set 1/4)
Tim D Jones | 24.03.2004 16:36 | Anti-militarism | London
Still photographs of a theatrical protest and tour of Whitehall to mark one year since the US/UK invasion of Iraq, and to protest against the ongoing occupation and corporate pillage of Iraq, 19 Mar 04 (set 1/4)
IRAQ: STORIES OF INVASION AND OCCUPATION
A theatrical protest and tour of Whitehall to mark one year since the US/UK invasion of Iraq
FEATURING: giant puppets, wigs, costumes, readings, food and the wonderful Theatre of War (www.theatreofwar.org)!
WHERE AND WHEN: Friday 19 March 2004. We assembled at 11:00 at the Edith Cavell Statue, St Martins Place, London (nr. Trafalgar Sq, opposite National Portrait Gallery entrance, nearest tube Leicester Square), and finished around 14:00 with refreshments on Parliament Square.
19 March 2004 marks one year since the illegal invasion of Iraq. We did this:
• to remember the lies, the killings and the protests
• to demonstrate against the ongoing occupation and corporate pillage
• to strengthen our commitment to future acts of resistance
• to celebrate the international anti-war movement
Audience participation was optional (!) but several of us took on a small role on the day (eg. police officer [me!], judge or Antarctic scientist!) I never thought I’d have the priviledge to be acting alongside the man who brought us Ed Straker, Commander in Chief of the Supreme Headquarters Alien Defence Organisation (eg: http://ufo.epguides.info/?Role=4380). But yes, that is the great Ed Bishop playing Dubya.
Organised by Voices in the Wilderness UK ( http://www.voicesuk.org) and friends. For more information contact Voices on 0845 458 2564 (local rate call) or e-mail voices@viwuk.freeserve.co.uk.
[Set Numbering Note: this first set didn’t upload properly first time around; the other sets were posted 23.03.2004 from 16:02 onwards; the 'second' set 2/4 is actually set 3/4 and set 3/4 is actually set 4/4. Sorry for the confusion - Tim]
Set 2/3:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/london/2004/03/287728.html
Set 3/3:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/london/2004/03/287747.html
Set 3/3:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/london/2004/03/287765.html
A theatrical protest and tour of Whitehall to mark one year since the US/UK invasion of Iraq
FEATURING: giant puppets, wigs, costumes, readings, food and the wonderful Theatre of War (www.theatreofwar.org)!
WHERE AND WHEN: Friday 19 March 2004. We assembled at 11:00 at the Edith Cavell Statue, St Martins Place, London (nr. Trafalgar Sq, opposite National Portrait Gallery entrance, nearest tube Leicester Square), and finished around 14:00 with refreshments on Parliament Square.
19 March 2004 marks one year since the illegal invasion of Iraq. We did this:
• to remember the lies, the killings and the protests
• to demonstrate against the ongoing occupation and corporate pillage
• to strengthen our commitment to future acts of resistance
• to celebrate the international anti-war movement
Audience participation was optional (!) but several of us took on a small role on the day (eg. police officer [me!], judge or Antarctic scientist!) I never thought I’d have the priviledge to be acting alongside the man who brought us Ed Straker, Commander in Chief of the Supreme Headquarters Alien Defence Organisation (eg: http://ufo.epguides.info/?Role=4380). But yes, that is the great Ed Bishop playing Dubya.
Organised by Voices in the Wilderness UK ( http://www.voicesuk.org) and friends. For more information contact Voices on 0845 458 2564 (local rate call) or e-mail voices@viwuk.freeserve.co.uk.
[Set Numbering Note: this first set didn’t upload properly first time around; the other sets were posted 23.03.2004 from 16:02 onwards; the 'second' set 2/4 is actually set 3/4 and set 3/4 is actually set 4/4. Sorry for the confusion - Tim]
Set 2/3:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/london/2004/03/287728.html
Set 3/3:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/london/2004/03/287747.html
Set 3/3:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/london/2004/03/287765.html
Tim D Jones
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tim_d_jones@yahoo.co.uk