what do people think about a coalition of demos across uk, at town halls on sept 11th & in solidarity with those doing so elsewhere. on grounds of defending civil liberties..

see below about queen's autumn speech: due to set out the govt's latest plans for our democratic health & well-being.

this may be a lot more effective than at parliament and imo it is time to get the national political spotlight away from the BNP

> In the Queen's speech this autumn Gordon Brown's
> government will announce a
> scheme to institute a database of every telephone call,
> email, and act of
> online usage by every resident of the UK. It will propose
> that this
> information will be gathered, stored, and "made
> accessible" to the security
> and law enforcement agencies, local councils, and
> "other public bodies".  http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/aug/26/civilliberties.labour

See also about Sep 11
 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/08/407641.html?c=on#c202924
(comment re sept 11th, the levellers & catalan, tis quite a date)

+ plans for us embassy
 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/08/407850.html

thoughts anyone..?