some of us will not be coming to see this film or to any other event connected to these people since learning of their lack of solidarity with other, closely related, campaigns.
i am talking about Spirit's shop in broadway market, and tony's cafe. having been booted out of the occupied cafe around the time the theatre was first occupied they gave all the support they could to what they saw as a "sister" occupation. all together now, we are united against gentrification in hackney, remember?
but now the twats at the theatre think they own the place and can refuse to allow spirit's supporters use of the venue for a benefit night. up their own arses, i say.
the campaign in broadway market is led by local people, working class people, hackney people. they ain't asked for anything from the theatre except one bloody night's use of the space for a desperately needed benefit night.
sorry but im fuming and will be having words (in spanish if necessary) with those bloody useless hippies.
united we win, divided we lose, show some solidarity and connect those dots you fools.

bloody right an all.Hackney is survirely lacking in the positivity of the past.Wheres everyone gone? your needed more than ever.To the above matey,have a word wiv the fellas at the pub on white post lane by hackney wick station,they may help you out................( the hippies have gone and propa crew are in attendance now!! Fuk hippies they ain't got a clue !!)