Parliament square reclaimed
Robin hood | 09.10.2010 20:10
Parliament square has been reclaimed 40 prostesters inside fence .
Fences have fallen down. Now stand off for 2 hours as police decide whether to arrest or not. Solidarity has been good with people hugging 2 people to de arrest or stop arrest. We occupied and squatted the securities tent. We need reinforcements food people media etc network it.photos soon
Fences have fallen down. Now stand off for 2 hours as police decide whether to arrest or not. Solidarity has been good with people hugging 2 people to de arrest or stop arrest. We occupied and squatted the securities tent. We need reinforcements food people media etc network it.photos soon
Robin hood
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Today & Tomorrow
09.10.2010 20:52
Finally, see also today's New Statesman
http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/the-staggers/2010/10/democracy-village-160-square
Please spread the word
Mousey
democracy villagers occupy bailiffs tent on Parliament Square
09.10.2010 22:31
The villagers then set about dismantling the fence around Parliament Square and succeeded in taking down about a dozen panels, when two villagers were arrested, purportedly for criminal damage. Around fifteen other villagers hung on to the pair who had been arrested and would not let police take them away, during a stand off which lasted 90 minutes. Not until around 30 TSG officers arrived to break the deadlock, by arresting everyone, were the police able to snatch the original pair. Once they had been taken away, the police dearrested the fifteen others.
Six villagers were staying overnight in the bailiffs tent, but at around 11 p.m. the bailiffs illegally began to dismantle the tent with people sleeping inside it. Villagers were forcibly carried out of the Square.
flopsy
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hijacking
10.10.2010 09:17
dan
left vacant temporarily
10.10.2010 09:19
SO what you're saying is that when i go to work and find that a squatter has taken over my house - they are in the right and i'm not allowed to live there anymore (even though i'm paying the mortgage).
Bollox..... no wonder everyone fucking hates squatters
I doubt that law will be existance for much longer the way you are abusing it
fuckhead
hijacking yet another cause
10.10.2010 09:25
dan
@dan
10.10.2010 10:32
Which campaign is being hijacked, by, whom, for what end, and when has this been done before. Also what do you think they hope to gain from it, if anything, and what damage is being done.
I'm interested in solidarity among campaigns, and yet I often see quite bitter sniping on Indymedia pages. I don't really understand why people don't focus on the rather more obviously common enemies, instead of making veiled accusations and disparaging remarks about small campaigns.
Since you've taken the trouble, apparently in anger, to post two similar comments here, perhaps you could sit down, have a proper think, and then calmly put forward your constructive thoughts about what you'd like to see happen to overcome whatever problems you clearly feel so strongly about.
confused
Struggle
10.10.2010 11:51
Me
@Dan...can you lease explain your comment.
10.10.2010 12:33
I don't understand what other campaign has been hijacked. There was another protest over 'Joint Enterprise' which took place at exactly the same time (report being prepared now) but that wasn't hijacked.
Dan, can you please tell us what you mean please?
T
dan the desparate
10.10.2010 15:13
Ego's gone wild
correct info on squatters' law
11.10.2010 10:16
People got over-excited or don't know the law I guess, mis-using the law to claim squatters' rights. Whether the police knew the law or not, they seemed to have made a tactical decision.
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