UK Newswire Archive
Blair "Lets go out for a bite and talk about this"
21-07-2001 17:09
Speaking on BBC radio Tony Blair, owner of many major UK media sources seemed to turn his anger on it's head, "It's their (the media's) fault, they're turning the world upside down, all the focus is on the protests, we don't want to meet like this locked away but would prefer to be in the taverna down the road talking to the people". I know a nice little italian Tony, when can you make it?Blunkett, "Take those masks off please" (in te U.K.)
21-07-2001 17:06
Unconfirmed reports have David Blunkett, notorious loony Methodist Minister, masquerading as a blues singer and national politician thereatening to bring new legislation to forbid the wearing of masks on demonstrations, with those found guilty subject to massive fines £1000. (The fines wil of course be passed onto Clare Short to use as part of her support fund for International development in developing countries.GSF Pressrelaescccc
21-07-2001 16:03
GSF Pressrelease about yesterdays actionsVote Nobody goes back to School
21-07-2001 15:40
The Vote Nobody campaign from the general election gets ripped of by a bunch of students.Eyewitness: Police violence prompts chaos
21-07-2001 15:16
An eyewitness account from a young Uraguyuan woman who saw police seperate the cdemonstration and repeatedly charge and tear gas thousands of peaceful protesters.Peaceful march attacked by police
21-07-2001 14:36
Todays unified march containing over a hundred thousand people of all the groups here in Genoa was attacked and broken up by police at the Corso Marconi. This legal march was prevented from reaching it's destination Piazza G.Ferraris.Why I Hate Global Capitalism
21-07-2001 13:26
commentary on capitalism, murder and why capitalism needs to goGenoa Black Block report Fri 20/7
21-07-2001 12:25
Coca-Cola Sued Over Alleged Abuses in Colombia
21-07-2001 12:20
MIAMI (Reuters) - The United Steelworkers of America and an internationalrights group sued Coca-Cola Co. on Friday, alleging trade unionists at
plants that bottle the company's soft drinks in Colombia are systematically
intimidated, kidnapped and killed.
Clare Short accuses G8 protesters of being 'undemocratic'
21-07-2001 10:51
Known war criminal and hard right neoliberalist Clare Short disses us in her latest hilarious outburst. This is good - if scum like her are pissed off it means we're making progress.genoa murder sequence in pictures
21-07-2001 10:46
Seeking for G8 solidarity demo in Dublin.
21-07-2001 10:15
An anarchist from Poland, now living in Dublin, is seeking for G8 solidarity demo in Dublin.
genova times
21-07-2001 09:34
A very small minority of violent protesters have been given free rein to disrupt the demonstration.eye witnesses report.
Blair "when there is violent protest people can get hurt."
21-07-2001 06:51
As the summit began the world's leaders professed their determination not to be intimidated but to carry on meeting. Mr Blair insisted that "the issues we are discussing are, in fact, the very issues that some of those people say they are protesting about". But that was before the news arrived of the death, after which the Prime Minister's spokesman adopted a different tone, arguing that it is "always a source of regret if anyone loses their life. We have always defended people's right to legitimate and peaceful protest, but when there is violent protest people can get hurt."Blair, "Please stop stealing our media attention"
21-07-2001 06:16
Quoted on BBC News former world leader said "It is important that the actual things we are trying to do here, the initiatives we are taking, should get as much publicity as what demonstrators are prepared to do in order to get TV pictures," said British Prime Minister Tony Blair.He urged people to remember that it was the leaders, not the protestors, who had been democratically elected.(<25%)
The BBC's Barney Mason says the death has darkened the mood of the summit and has reawoken questions about whether such meetings can go on being held inside a virtual fortress amid serious violence.
Clare Short, Protesters should spend travel money on Developing World
21-07-2001 04:57
In reports in The Blairian, Clare Short maintains that rather than protesting, Protesters should redirect the money they spend organising and getting to global summits on donations to the developing world. Another nail in the coffin of credibility for the UK government.(We could start an air miles donation programme ;-)
Manifestacion en solidaridad con Genova en Bs As-Argenitna
21-07-2001 04:54
Cientos de manifestantes repudiamos el asesinato y represion en Genova pintando de rojo las paredes de la Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, al grito de asesinos...
