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BBC: Occupy London protest camp eviction under way

lotek repost | 28.02.2012 00:30

Now on BBC, breaking news.

'Police have moved in to remove protesters from the Occupy London site at St Paul's Cathedral.

Occupy London was last week refused permission to appeal against a High Court decision to allow eviction.

Occupy London, which campaigns against corporate greed, set up the camp on 15 October.'

 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17187180

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Occupy protestors are flippin' HEROES

28.02.2012 01:07

Thanks so much for all your work, you people are absolutely amazing, total respect

Anti-Fascist


Possible legal angle

28.02.2012 01:13

Does an eviction order give the bailiffs the legal right to physically steal people's tents and other possessions?!

Non-violence


The bailiffs company - Shergroup Enforcement "Protestor Management"

28.02.2012 01:31

 http://www.shergroup.net/enforcement/

In the last two decades, we have worked on some of the toughest enforcement assignments to have hit the civil courts. From removing protestors from the top of power station chimneys, to digging eco-warriors out of makeshift tunnels, there is no assignment too tough or too risky.

Shergroup Enforcement
Braintree Freeport
No 3 Freeport Office Village
Century Drive
Braintree
Essex CM77 8YG
0845 890 9200, 0845 890 9209
 enquiries@shergroup.net

Our national eviction team is drawn from experienced and professional officers who have been involved in this type of work for a combined period of over 70 years. They include:

Claire Sandbrook
Solicitor, Authorised High Court Enforcement Officer, SIA Licence Holder, Legal Expert

David Asker
Authorised High Court Enforcement Officer, SIA Licence Holder, Technology Expert

Peter Faulding
High Court Enforcement Officer, Police Liaison Officer, Severe Risk Expert from Specialist Group

Frank Hallett
Chartered Member of IOSH, Health & Safety Expert

Mark Bischoff
IFA, Insurance Expert from MIAS

My tent for your bonus


The Ghost of Ian Tomlinson

28.02.2012 02:26

Let's see if the Met can pull this one off without feeling the need to actually kill someone

Ian


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Stone damage

28.02.2012 09:15

Just reported on LBC (London radio station) that stonemasons who have inspected the St Paul's building this morning estimate $300,000 worth of damage that will take a year to put right. Some of the deep carvings into the stone will never be able to be repaired. In addition the repeated urine streams over some wood has eaten away the 18th Century carvings and they are lost for ever.


We don't do ourselves any favours sometimes.

Not impressed


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ridiculous.

28.02.2012 11:15

OH NOEZ, THE 18TH CENTURY WOOD CARVINGZ! THE STONE CARVINGZ!

IYK OMGGGZ HOW DARE THEY!

HAHAHAHA, fuckoff man.

bourgooooosie burger


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@ bourgooooosie burger

28.02.2012 12:54

What a tool.

I do not know what is more sad - the comments you made or the fact that you do not understand why others are annoyed by this.

Building liker


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@bourgooooosie burger

28.02.2012 22:17

And protesters wonder why people don't give a shit about them.

For starters, at least 6 Million Daily Mail readers (1/10 of the population of the UK including children), will now be happy to hate the occupy movement, and will probably not bat an eyelid when the police use rubber bullets on protesters.

This is almost the equivilent damage to your movement as it was to the US for being caught burning the Koran.

Middle-England is way, way, way bigger than your occupy movement. They are also the ones who vote and more importantly pay the taxes. Guess who the government is going to side with and ensure who is kept happy?



arrogance


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Oh yeah LBC respected purveyors of factual news

29.02.2012 07:41

NOT - they mostly peddle views... and 300,000 DOLLARS ?!?!?!

hmmmmm


Stone damage

29.02.2012 08:14

Reported yesterday on LBC (London radio station) that stonemasons who have inspected the St Paul's building this morning estimate 300,000 Pounds worth of damage that will take a year to put right. Some of the deep carvings into the stone will never be able to be repaired. In addition the repeated urine streams over some wood has eaten away the 18th Century carvings and they are lost for ever.


We don't do ourselves any favours sometimes.

Not impressed


No damage like no damage.

29.02.2012 17:02

Christianity, such a fine institution.

Stone the crows


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