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Pics from Canning Town DSEi Train Action

nowar | 14.09.2005 16:18 | DSEi 2005 | Anti-militarism | Globalisation | London

Pics from today's action stopping trains going to the Excel centre and the DSEi arms fair at Canning Town train station, delaying arms dealers / buyers getting to the fair (wed 14th June)

stopping the DLR eastbound
stopping the DLR eastbound

climbers on the DLR approaching protestor
climbers on the DLR approaching protestor

police vehicles attending plus climbing unit
police vehicles attending plus climbing unit

2nd train blocked by protestor
2nd train blocked by protestor

climbing team tackly 2nd train
climbing team tackly 2nd train

scores of arms fair delegates waiting for replacement buses
scores of arms fair delegates waiting for replacement buses


protests continue tomorrow....

nowar

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Does the name Polaris mean anything to any1

14.09.2005 16:37

Saw it on a couple of the polis resku bodz helmets (the ones on the train with the protester). They came out of the tube and wearn't wearing polis ID then labelled up and went over

anonymity is key


climbing team innit

14.09.2005 16:49

nice guys (some cute) + 1 girl (cute)

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Arrests at Canning Town

14.09.2005 16:50


There were seven confirmed arrests at this action, possibly an eight as well. All looked OK when in the vans.

info


Where..

14.09.2005 19:09

Where the fuck was everyone? City of 10 million and 2-300 people to turn up to oppose scum who murder. What a shit country this is.

protester


good action, harrasment by cops.

14.09.2005 20:42

unfortunately i was arrested on leaving the convergence space at 9.30am, but what i've heard from comrades and what's i've read seems to indicate that today's action seems to have been pretty successful, and Charing Cross pigpen seemed to have run out of space for prisoners, i don't know if that's a blessing or a curse.
solidarity brothers.
2 Smart To Fight, 2 Smart To Die

arrestee #1


ace ace ace

15.09.2005 00:04

These fellas made my day - they've reminded me that one person can make a difference. Brave, effective and nice people too- you fucking rule. Thank you.

feeling positive


bollocks

15.09.2005 17:10

where was everybody ??? for shitt party 2000 people for a demo against murders and where the pigs arrest and abuse of every body i saw 200 people maximo fuck off everybody ... better stay at home waiting to go to shitt party where u can be robbed any moment shame on everybody that prefer stay at home being wanker mates is time for action the present u do is the future u live ........ fuck the pigs anarchy total ......................

bones


where was everybody????

15.09.2005 17:18

where da fuck was everybody?? in shitt party 2000 people in a demo against murders and were the pigs take control and abuse of everybody 200 people maximo .... fuck all of u guys for the support this time ... louds of people arrest same people with bruises in all the body and u stupid wankers at home watching television shame on everybody who stay at home yesterday .. destroy fashion anarchists .......attack and resist FUCK THE PIGS A.C.A B.

bones


We weren't there

15.09.2005 20:05

What can I say. I wish I had been there and ashamed I wasn't, for the same reason as millions of others, bullied and herded into shit slave labour 12 hours a day. But every demo you do pushes us towards critical mass and if your conviction is strong enough we will come. I wrote to the Bliar and I wrote to my MP about the arms peddlars, and I'm sure others will have done this too, but we just don't feel strong enough yet to break out of the brainwashed state they've put us in.

Alastair


lost in london

16.09.2005 00:43

this protestor made his way to london, failed to find the squat, wandered around all tuesday night, then ended up at the wrong railway station in the morning! bloody hell, what a calamity.
fair play to those who managed to disrupt. just wish i coulda done more.

lets all try and make as much noise about this as possible so that next time, in 2007 (i think) we have at least 20,000 people there, and we could shut the fuckers down properly.

i'm off to the library for a self help book on organisation and maybe one on how to read maps.


barry island