Tombola Action in Central London tomorrow!
the Lucky Dip of Defiance | 31.08.2009 12:29 | Climate Chaos | Energy Crisis
Join the Rambling Raffle of Resistance around Central London in a game of chance on Tuesday morning. We will be leaving Climate Camp ( http://www.climatecamp.org.uk) in Blackheath at 8am. If you can't make it there then meet us in Central London at the first location which will be picked out of the hat on Monday night, 9pm in the Main Marquee and will also be announced on indymedia UK and London.
Come with people: Come with plans: Come Prepared
and if you're at the camp then visit the Action Support tent!
For a list of the 22 places and why they're evil see; http://london.indymedia.org/articles/1920
Come with people: Come with plans: Come Prepared
and if you're at the camp then visit the Action Support tent!
For a list of the 22 places and why they're evil see; http://london.indymedia.org/articles/1920
the Lucky Dip of Defiance
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O My God
31.08.2009 13:01
I hope when the camp is over there will be some very serious questions asked because I doubt we will be attracting anybody next year who is relevent to the struggle.
Hiding my head in shame
Lucky Dip of Defiance ?
31.08.2009 13:08
Where the fuck did it all go wrong, how did we let our camp be controlled by tossers such as this ?
2008 camper
WTF !
31.08.2009 13:44
Mark
arghhh
31.08.2009 13:51
(a)
Calm Down
31.08.2009 13:53
Calm Down
Yawn
31.08.2009 15:51
This is the kind of Direct Action that the camp for climate action is capable of organising, am I the first to wonder if the organisers are in the pay of the goverment, a nice little let off steam valve for the yoof ?
Happy Clappy
Middle class jokers
31.08.2009 16:26
Camping somewhere else
Give it a chance!
31.08.2009 18:56
@non
your number one fans
31.08.2009 19:57
Basically people are percieving it to be bad for their street cred / coolness / anarchist image.
Thats why they dont want to go.
time
First victim announced
31.08.2009 20:48
Target toMbola
@ time
31.08.2009 21:21
Grounded in reality
These comments are a joke
31.08.2009 23:20
Sectarianism has been a disaster for growing social movements, what the cops couldn't do they get fools to do the job for them by creating this divisions and the offering NOTHING.
Be aware climate camp comrades.
A class warrior, red+black anarchist from London
London Anarchist
Not again
01.09.2009 10:58
" They are written by 2 or 3 people with a similar agenda "
How do you know that ? In fact you don't, you are attempting to suggest the very real opposition to and annoyance with the climate camp this year is some sort of secret co-ordinated plan by the police or (insert shadowy group of your choice here) to disrupt the camp and somehow cause division.
First things first despite the obsession some IMC people have with the idea the suggestion that the police or anybody else has teams posting here to disrupt campaigns is laughable. Of course they read Indy but anymore than that is paranoia akin to the 911 truth types with their claims of being followed eveywhere they go.
The opposition and frustration I have with the camp is mirrored by a large number of other activists I know and work with, the camp is now run by a group who are almost to a person
White
Middle Class
Liberal
Non Violent
Unable to understand what is real direct action
By all means contribute to the debate and offer suggestions for improvement but stop pretending its a plot, that doesn't help.
Former CC person
Connections
01.09.2009 13:36
Sarcasm
reality
02.09.2009 17:00
A
Raffle of Resistance
02.09.2009 23:23
The actions at both RBS and Edelman only covered one door and in both cases it was the job of the Raffle to make these into actual blockades. This meant 100+ people, half of whom had never taken any direct action before shutting down these buildings- linking arms, pushing past cops/security, keeping mobile and blocking all entrances. We were particularly happy to see the RBS share price drop for the day.
We then took to the streets and marched through the socpa zone, ran up whitehall and eventually linked up with others at BP's HQ to show solidarity against the Tar Sands development. We finished up at E ON's central london offices in a blockade/ rave. The banner read something along the lines of 'Capitalism Can't Solve Climate Change'.
and regarding the quote: '' The reason people are dissing it is because it involves a bunch of middle class SWP and Green party types standing outside a location with placards achieving very little for 6 hours''
This is a completely bullshit assumption based on the name of the demo. Actions dont always have to have hardcore names for them to be worthwhile. 'Carnival against Capital' anyone?
armchair anarchists can fuck off
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