Smarter than the average bear?
Yogi | 29.12.2010 17:29 | Birmingham | Liverpool
We all know how the unholy trinity, church, state and capital, like to drum home their messages during this time. Their tool the mainstream media have been working overtime to justify them.
Then the unholy trinity hits something it can't change, can't imprison or buy off.
Some Polar Bears seeing off the latest technology employed, the spy cameras.
£130,000 worth of spy/stealth cameras destroyed by various bears.
It's a start and trusting their instincts they will destroy the rest of them...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-12070732
Happy New Year!
Then the unholy trinity hits something it can't change, can't imprison or buy off.
Some Polar Bears seeing off the latest technology employed, the spy cameras.
£130,000 worth of spy/stealth cameras destroyed by various bears.
It's a start and trusting their instincts they will destroy the rest of them...

Happy New Year!
Yogi
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Oh dear. The end of indymedia?
29.12.2010 19:49
cripes
lol
29.12.2010 23:02
So you think the bears have an "instinct" about the cameras watching them do you?
Perhaps you are just projecting your own perverted ideas onto them and think they are thinking like repressed workers?
You are an idiot.
omg
Yeah...
30.12.2010 16:17
Choad.
Welsh Andy
Faking it
31.12.2010 07:42
[removed] though is the guy who condemned the Bourgainville revolt a 'middle-class revolution'. When asked how a tribal revolt armed with bows and arrows was middle-class, he said it was because he'd seen a National Geographic documentary about it! I kid you not, his logic was that any revolt the middle-class have even heard of is itself middle-class, which is presumably why his own revolt is limited to discussing US cable TV series with his 'revolutionary' pals on LibCom.
Danny
IM Stupid
31.12.2010 22:30
Now, I'd like to point out a few facts that are pertinent. A poster who called himself MI5 here smeared me here, and on numerous other IM collectives, amongst other things as a convicted sex-offender. Some collectives wisely removed my personal details without me asking but kept the article and allowed [removed] to further identify me as the object of the smear. For example,
Urban 75 publish a handy guide to British libel laws if you aren't familiar with them, and according to that at this moment I could easily sue at least six IM's and expect to recieve significant damages. Thanks to [removed]and his pal smearing me and you lot not paying attention.
I haven't done that so far, but hide this comment and I will. I know for qa fcat that [removed] had me blacklisted in 2001. His pal [name removed] claims to be an undercover agent, posted here wanting compulsory CCTV in peoples homes, and admits to being a police informer and a girl-strangler on IM.
Now if IM can't investigate this - infiltrators within their own group- and is happy to smear me while hiding my responses while promoting the agents, then in my opinion the world would be a better place without you and I can see no reason not to sue. Any IMCista feel free to email me to discuss this, or just hide this again if you want me to sue you.
Danny
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01.01.2011 12:54
Stroppyoldgit
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03.01.2011 10:20
"And it's not just the person making the allegations who can fall foul of the libel laws. If your offending article about Mr Dyke was published in Magazine X, you could be sued. Magazine X can be sued. The people who drove Magazine X from their depot to the newsstands can be sued (the distributors). The retailers can also be sued"
Danny
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