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Palestine Direct Action Fundraiser

Joe | 24.08.2010 13:54 | Campaign against Carmel-Agrexco | Palestine | South Coast

Fund-raising party for Palestine

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Direct actions in support of Palestine, such as blockades of Ahava or Carmel Agrexco don’t pay for themselves, van hire, D-locks etc all cost cash money. Therefore a network of people who carry out such actions are putting on a fundraiser to pay for future actions. Come on down, with a banging line up and a great social centre to have a party in (the Ratstar comes with 2 rooms of music, a cinema room and even a roof terrace, oh yes), there has never been a funner way to support a great cause.

The day kicks off at 4pm, with workshops on direct action, Palestine related film screenings and a Palestinian cafe. Music kicks off at 8pm.

When: Saturday 11th September 4pm – 4am

How much: free before 8pm, £5 suggested donation afterwards, but pay what you can afford

Where: Ratstar Social Centre, 298 Camberwell Road, Camberwell, London, SE5 0DL (10 mins walk from Oval tube station, well serviced by local bus routes)

MUSIC

from banging techno to punk to hip hop to dubstep to drum and bass to accoustic, whatever your into we got you covered.

live bands

Anarchistwood – punk with a very twisted twist

52 Commercial Road – Epic post-rock

The Lightbulb Amnesty – Quirkyness aplenty

Sarah Bear – Acoustic songs on a soulful/political tip

Saul Wright - Psychedelic folk from the man that never really really left the 60’s behind

live hip hop

Cross Bone T – Hard raps and sick beats with a serious message

H.L.I. (thewhatsupreme and Sensei C) – two hip hop veterans collide showcasing new material. Expect heaviness

Deir Yassin – Rising British Palestinian rap star Deir Yassin ain’t afraid to spit the truth about his homeland

EDMC – EDMC AKA Ed Greens brings some politics for your ear

DJs

We Are Dubbist – No intro needed, the legendary DJ/MC dubstep crew bless us with their presence

Random – Bristols finest bringing the Techno/Breaks

DJ Hamza – eclectic mash up to get you dancing

Sammy B-Side – Cambridge’s veteran Hip Hop selector takes a break from his album to spin for us

Krank – Banging, banging Techno

DJ Deadlybuzz – Whomping Dubstep from the Dissident Island radio DJ

Skanksta – Drum and Bass with a Reggae twist

Joe