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Glasgow Timeline, Wednesday 6

06.07.2005 04:51 | G8 2005 | Globalisation

Actions and events in Glasgow.

Glasgow looked quiet on Wednesday, but police was present in the centre.
During the day people who were suspected to be protesters were stopped and searched - mainly on the way to the bus station.
4 people were arrested for 6 hours given no reason but "taking part in protest". 2 people are still arrested but it is not known if there are more.

In the afternoon vans with police in riot gear was waiting not far from the convergence space in dora street.

Afternoon: In Glasgow, several people were stopped and searched on the way to the bus staion, one person was arrested. Others were told they couldn't be arrested because police had no capacity for more arrestees. Update: It was confirmed from the Police Press Office that there is no limit to potential arrestees, and there was an absolute denial that people were not being arrested due to a lack of capacity.
Glasgow Update ...

Update 6.30 A group of 4 people was stopped by the police
in town centre of Glasgow and were brought to convergence space in a van.

Update 5:30 One person arrested in Glasgow.

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G12 is the real problem

06.07.2005 13:27


The real problem is Glasgow G1 to G12..
Inventors of the internal combustion engine and television.
These technologies are enabling the hyper capitalism and climate change which the soft heads on both sides of the fence at GlenEagles are basing their lives around or resisting for the moment.

Ultimately Greater Glasgow will provide the big heed socio-eco-technical solutions to the problems we have created.

We will also provide ideological chit chat in the meantime from the likes of Keir Hardy and Adam Smith.

Glesgae will provide.. Professor Mahatma MacBain


50 arrested in Glasgow for conspiracy?

07.07.2005 09:32

I've just been told around 50 people were arrested yesterday and are being held , some of whom were in Glasgow and not taking part in anything at the time, but are held for conspiracy.

Womble's mum


Dont forget the bicycle

08.07.2005 19:43

A guy from Ayrshire invented the bicycle (and didn't dunlop who invented the tyre come from there too?) and his first outing on it was to Glasgow.

So I guess your prophesy about Glaswegians concieving the big-headed solutions to their own malicious invention's problems was partly pre-fulfilled :)

anon