"Make Borders History" - Noborder Tour of Glasgow, 3rd of July

ab | 17.07.2005 14:31 | G8 2005 | Anti-racism | Free Spaces | Globalisation | Repression

Noborder tour of Glasgow on Sunday 3rd of July 2005 in the run up to the G8 in Scotland. Mobilisation via the "Make Borders History" website including Noone is Illegal, Campaign to Welcome Refugees and others.

Audio 1.8 MB - mp3 1.8M

Audio - mp3 3.8M

Audio Explanation about the link of Imigration, War and Army Recruitment in the UK. - mp3 3.2M

Audio Visit of the British Airways Shop in Glasgow, boarded up and talk about flight c - mp3 1.6M

Audio erco - private firm running public services for the government. Runs Dungavel. - mp3 2.7M

British Aerospace boarded up

Army Recruitment Office

demo ended at Cre8 Garden

Dungavel protester

Clandestine Insurgent Rebel Clown Army

Trollyd Soundsystem from Sheffield

Serco building

A successfull protest was held by splitting up into several groups who toured around Glasgow as a "sightseeing tour of Glasgow's human rights abusers". At the end, the groups gathered together to demonstrate via the ciy centre and walk to the Create Summit Garden in Glasgows Southside. More information under: http://scotland.indymedia.org/newswire/display/1842/index.php or: Make Borders History http://www.makebordershistory.org/

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Make Borders History

18.07.2005 00:42

Seems a bit harsh. Okay the Scottish books are in a "local interest" section and they try to sell the Daily Telegraph, but Borders is dead handy to waste 20 minutes waiting for the train.

Hmm

Scottish Borders nervously policed

18.07.2005 18:18

Believe it or not but the borders bookshop in glasgow had police stationed outside during the tour.

Do they know something we don't?

Has anyone got any pictures of the borders police lurking outside?

pig shit thick

Hmm Again

18.07.2005 19:50

Well its not as if the protestors elsewhere smashed up big commercial chains like Starbucks, Burger King, McDonalds, or anything is it?

Only Me

Borders

19.07.2005 03:01

Borders has a Starbucks in it FYI

and it's a bit of a wank-hole :)

anon

Note on Captions

16.10.2005 14:32

There's a couple of incorrectly captioned photos above:

- The boarded-up shop is British Airways, not Aerospace. BA do lots of the deportation flights.

- The pyramidal brick "Serco" building is actually the Ministry of Defence's Kentigern House, home to numerous evil scumbags.

glasgow geek