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Pen-in solidarity photos, 1st July

Mertle | 03.07.2005 16:01 | G8 2005 | Cambridge

Photos from outside the pen: clowns, fairys and Infernal Noise Bregade

Blocking the police photographer
Blocking the police photographer

Clown conga
Clown conga

Clown confront the police line
Clown confront the police line

More conga
More conga

Attempting to make space to perswade cops to release the penned
Attempting to make space to perswade cops to release the penned

Fairy v. police
Fairy v. police

Fairy solidarity
Fairy solidarity

swirly fairy
swirly fairy

Jumping clown
Jumping clown

kilted clown
kilted clown

Infernal Nosie Bregade in glorious technicolour
Infernal Nosie Bregade in glorious technicolour


A selection of scratchy black and white images from the pen in on the 1st of July.

While those inside sweltered, clowns, crowds and the Infernal Noise Bregade provided solidarity and pressure for their release. The satire was lost on the police but enjoyed by those outside the pen, and we hope those inside too. Marchers from the MPH demonstration began to turn up and get annoyed by the police blocking the road where their buses were stuck, not allowing them to speed home away from the action. Luckily for the unhappy marchers the police eventually funnelled the penned into another smaller side street before eventually allowing them to go one by one.

Mertle


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More Pictures to Follow...

03.07.2005 22:53

...along with an accompanying article about my epic journey and day at the Make Poverty History demo, which I shall post later this coming week, but, first I have to get the films processed, as some of us aren't using digicams!

IMC'er


thank you

05.07.2005 08:15

I just want to say a massive thank you to the Infernal Noise Brigade and all the other people who gave us solidarity while we were being held hostage in the cordon. It was greatly appreciated by all involved.

Solidarity!

cordoned


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