09-10-2006 14:52
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Reports have come in that police assaulted and injured Marc Vallee, an NUJ and BPPA photographer while he was photographing protests outside parliament today. He has been taken to hospital after reportedly having seizures and being unable to feel his legs.
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Read more >>06-10-2006 17:59
anti-war campaigner chris coverdale appeared at marylebone magistrates court this morning intending to argue that british and international law prevents him from paying a court fine arising from a conviction for 'unauthorised protest' and 'use of a megaphone'. the judge became the 21st who has refused to consider and uphold war law that chris has faced over 3 years in a variety of different cases.
Read more >>04-10-2006 14:24
Chris Coverdale, an expert in war law, explains how the Prime Minister and Parliament violated the laws against war and asks why law enforcement authorities are failing to prosecute offenders.
Read more >>03-10-2006 09:47
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“i” positively vibrates with the energy and creativity of the movement it documents. Beautiful, intellectual, riotous, it fits in no box — and no blurb! Just see it! — Naomi Klein
“i” is an excellent introduction to the ideas of autonomy, horizontal social movements, networks, media and their interrelation in today’s corporate-driven global marketplace...
Read more >>26-09-2006 11:07
Knowing that the met and the government goons are avid readers of what I write (apparently, they must - chuckle, chuckle!), I thought a few tid-bits needed to be added here and there and everywhere so the muppets will have to re-read my statement against corruption and for God's people in its entirety, once again... My apologies to those who have already taken the time to read what I have previously written and I promise it will be worth your while to seek out the added bits. The b*stards are playing psych-ops with the protesters for peace, and so, at the very least... they should have to read and re-read and re-read again, over and over and over, their real crimes, as reported all over the internet!
Read more >>25-09-2006 11:13
The sort of people that might come out for a demo against "replacing" Trident in the totally different global environment post-cold war are a far wider group than the old "lefties, greenies, etc" of the 80s, as are the people that are sceptical of war in iraq, staying in Kabul - when the example of a peace deal with locals seems to have lasted across the S border - but the "casuals" that decide, that A.M. to go - -
Read more >>19-09-2006 15:49
the police tried more confused and bizarre tactics against barbara tucker in a pre-trial hearing today at westminster magistrates court. superintendent terry is behaving more and more like a madman obsessed by a personal vendetta against this peaceful anti-war campaigner
Read more >>17-09-2006 22:43
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after the rather public humiliation of superintendent terry this week in court
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/09/350716.html, barbara tucker was back outside downing street this afternoon, attracting crowds as she sang anti-war songs with fellow activist, charity. meanwhile, steve jago, whose own draconian bail conditions are likely to be lifted on tuesday in a further slap in the face to terry, stood near-by reading orwell's 1984.
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14-09-2006 20:48
in a substantial blow to charing cross police, a major socpa case against barbara tucker was thrown out today, and bail conditions were also lifted
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13-09-2006 22:42
barbara tucker takes superintendent terry to court tomorrow morning, and perhaps to the cleaners. horseferry road magistrates will sit for her 'abuse of process' hearing in reference to police arrests, reports and summonses in the socpa zone. she will show that the police have acted unlawfully by not authorising her one-person ongoing protest and instead embarking on a campaign of harrassment, intimidation and violence.
Read more >>11-09-2006 19:40
brian haw's court case over alleged breach of conditions imposed on his demonstration has been moved to horseferry road magistrate's court at 10am tomorrow morning, NOT marylebone as previously reported.
Read more >>11-09-2006 11:45
You've heard the politicians and the media lies, now see the film and get the true story.
"Behind The Mask" is a unique documentary focusing on those individuals who take direct action to save animals. It is a film the government doesn't want you to see!
Read more >>09-09-2006 19:40
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barbara tucker and steve jago appeared in court on friday. this summons was from a 'report to the crown prosecution service' of their alleged 'unauthorised demosntration' outside downing street on the 2nd july.
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/07/344035.html in a restriction of their human rights they are on conditional bail not to enter downing street or parliament square
Read more >>09-09-2006 19:25
brian's judicial review was turned down by the high court, so his trial for breaching socpa conditions last may (before the police operation to clear most of his display) will commence at marylebone magistrates court at 10 am on tuesday. supporters welcome outside the court from 9.30
Read more >>07-09-2006 23:21
when barbara attended charing cross police station on bail, she had no idea she would be held for 24 hours, and obstructed from getting legal representation. her witness friend steve jago, ended up in cells after being violently assaulted. the men behind the continual harrassment of peaceful anti-war protestors, chief inspector robinson and superintendent terry, have recently stopped attempting to use socpa legislation and instead bring ever more bizarre charges against their victims.
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07-09-2006 19:19
brian haw appeared at marylebone magistrates court on tuesday afternoon to ask for an adjournment of his socpa trial while a judicial review investigates the lawfulness of police actions. the end of the hearing descended into farce as superintendent terry ran from the court and called for two units of back-up after brian accused him publicly of his involvement in harrasment and intimidation of an innocent woman.
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06-09-2006 16:58
The Blaired news media led all day yesterday with the alleged prescription for a 'Blairing departure' by the man whom today’s [Wednesday 6 September 2006] Guardian has raised to the highest level of praise possible. Triumph of Blairism. What is the commodity? Where is it to be found? Certainly not in the East End of London whence Blair has now recruited THREE tokens and tools of propaganda, as if to compensate for the ouster of Oona King from her over-Blaired seat in Bethnal Green and Bow. The Crossrail hole plot has been endorsed by Alan Meale who obstructed evidence being given to the Crossrail Select committee [June 2006] that would have exposed crucial defects and the fundamental flaws in the sham CRASSRAIL project. So how is Blairism seen to those fighting the oppressive Blair schemes down in the East End?
Read more >>06-09-2006 16:07
Corruption is a dirty ugly word.
Please read and distribute this statement of corruption - Statement of Charity sweet: expert independent witness on corruption - Part 1 of 4; should you see fit to do so.
All assistance welcome and needed in delivering this statement to the below noted governing bodies. XXX
Read more >>04-09-2006 18:57
five years of parliament square anti-war vigil and still there. brian haw is in court at marylebone court tomorrow afternoon. supporters are welcome outside the court and in the public gallery.
(short version of previous post)
Read more >>04-09-2006 17:00
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if you ever had doubts that the socpa law restricting protest round parliament was political, then read on. faced with legal challenges, police are showing their true colours by trying all other means of deterring peaceful protest against the genocidal and illegal policies of this government.
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