Riot police at Threadneedle street 1st April
imc_london_mobile | 01.04.2009 13:32 | G20 London Summit | Climate Chaos | Workers' Movements
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Big Brother TV
01.04.2009 13:47
CCTV
Why
01.04.2009 13:59
sphatt
It is a police setup
01.04.2009 14:15
The police have kettled people outside places which "just happen" to be unprotected, in full view of the mainstream media, before. It is not a new tactic and it is clear that their aim is to frustrate people so that some of them cause the damage the police want to see because they can use this as an excuse for even more repression. The police did a minor variation on it at Gleneagles, where the weak part of the fence "just happened" to be in front of where the mainstream media were located. The police are not as stupid as they make out.
A N Other
Damn non violence!
01.04.2009 14:49
Everyone should read "How non violence protects the state" if you search on piratebay you'll find a photocopied version to download and read.
Insurrection
Has anyone bothered...
01.04.2009 14:52
jg
Because it's obvious
01.04.2009 15:01
It's a lovely day - most of the protestors are having a nice time, but nothing will change because of this. Undermine the system; don't support state-sanctioned protest.
Keith
Homepage:
http://www.amatterofscale.com
it's not a police setup
12.04.2009 11:21
> attacked the bank, though journalists are not making the connection because they are
> either too stupid to make it or their editors don't want to hear the truth.
You're a moron, people fought through the police line at the junction of Threadneedle Street and Bartholomew Lane, the bank was initially outside the cordon.
> some of them cause the damage the police want to see because they can
> use this as an excuse for even more repression.
Stop defending the police, people should take action *because* of police repression, not shut up in fear of it.
ACAB