undercurrents video of Oxford DSEi action

peopul have been updateing the upload page which is good but it now isent obvease how it whorks when an upload fails so have 2 copys of film and video - its good to change things and evern better to make cleare to peopul that things have changed (:

XVID full screening version comeing soon when I have sorted out the fram serving thing agen - its changed (;

You should spend less time protesting and more time in lessons! Get yerself an edyercashun.

of people who have dyslexia and related issues. Your comment just shows you up for being a bigot. Grow up ond start focusing on the real issues here - arms kill kids. Your purile comment simply shows you for being a heartless bastard. Be ashamed of yourself.

It is great to see that employees are learning about their company's involvement in the arms trade and are complaining to the bosses about it. The Lancet story is fantastic.

However, one employee seems to think that violence is the answer. Ex-cop Derek Butler who works out of the Jordan Hill office in Oxford used very agressive behaviour and language against four of the customers during the demo, including some behaviour that was almost sexual harassment in nature. Others he simply used his height and puffed up chest to barrel into people to push them around. He referred to one activist as being an arsehole for simply handing out leaflets and tried to stop him spreading the information.

This guy does the company no credit and his outright aggression and comments indicate that he is more than happy to support Reed Elsevier's involvement in the arms trade including the illegal trade in mines they help promote.

Please contact Reed Elsevier and ask them to keep their abusive employees under control:

Managing Director
Reed Elsevier/Harcourt Education
Halley Court
Jordan Hill
Oxford, OX2 8EJ, UK
Tel: +44 (0)1865 314 691
Web: www.harcourteducation.co.uk
Fax: +44(0)1865 314641
Email:  uk.schools@harcourteducation.co.uk

You missed out the apostrope in don't.

you are still a bigot for your discriminatory comment. Now sod off.

I'm surprised that, out of all the video formats available, you've chosen to use a binary codec owned by one of the world' biggest corporations. Could you not have used something that would at least play on all platforms without making people have to mess around downloading extra plugins?