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Notice in a tube station

ajor | 16.08.2005 16:38 | Anti-racism | Repression

Here's a notice that the London Transport put in tube stations after the bombings of the 7/7 and the killing of the brazilian...

Picture in the tube
Picture in the tube


Here's a notice that the London Transport put in tube stations after the bombings of the 7/7 and the killing of the brazilian...

Scarry, isn't it? specially the "a bit foreign"...

ajor
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fake!

16.08.2005 17:45

totally fake.


MCdetector


well...

16.08.2005 17:46

this has been circulating for ages and as many observers have pointed out, there is every chance that it is a bit of a joke i.e. either entirely forged, or done unofficially by pissed off tube employees (allegedly the driver of the train the jean charles de menezes ran onto had a gun put to his head too...).
that's not to say we don't live in scary days, but just that it's all the more reason to keep alert to the threat of humour, irony and just keep your bloody wits about you!

wondering


been on holiday?

16.08.2005 17:51

it's a fake.

magoo


good subvertising

16.08.2005 17:57

Pretty obviously not an 'official' notice.
Hope it was done for real and not just in Photoshop.

bobby


Not completely unlikely but...

17.08.2005 12:51

It's not completely unlikely that a cynical tube worker would have written that on one of those dry-wipe notice boards (which is what this is).

However I do know Photoshop when I see it. And I see it.

P


Not real

17.08.2005 13:07

I work in for London Transport and I can tell you that if you ever see something like that you can report the responsable to the manager and he/she will be disciplined.

I guess that is the work of someone making fake digital photos wanting to create outrage to serve their dark purposes.

Foes


Wrong categories?

17.08.2005 16:40

I note that this is filed under "anti-racism" and "repression".

Clearly it's either a fake photo, or an ironic joke on the part of Tube staff at the expense of the police.

Perhaps it should have been filed under "sense of humour bypass" instead if you're foolish enough to believe that it was intended to be a racist notice.

Zorro


Zorro

17.08.2005 23:13

Or an anti-racist note, depends on your reality tunnel.

a


more on photo fakery

24.08.2005 10:49

Nicola