I’ve also noticed some anti-Total graffiti about.
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Another one planned?
03.10.2007 10:14
How will I find out?
Phil
I also want to join in...
03.10.2007 11:06
Jacob
e-mail:
jacobroseman@gmail.com
London march Sat. 6 Oct.
04.10.2007 18:40
Saturday 6th October
Global Day of Action for Burma
March for Burma - London
Assemble at Tate Britain at 11.00am
Nearest tube Pimlico View map
March to Trafalgar Square for a rally at 12.45pm
11:00 Assemble at Tate Britain, London SW1P 4RG
12:05 Monks will drop petals over Westminster Bridge to symbolise the lives at threat in Burma
12:20 The march will come to a stop outside Downing Street where campaigners will tie their headbands onto Downing Street Gates
12:45 Rally at Trafalgar Square
Alina
e-mail:
alina_debellis@tiscali.co.uk
why I think targetting companies is more effective
06.10.2007 10:07
than by politely trying to persuade our local politicians to persuade other politicians
to persuade the junta to stop its brutality. The urgency and passion of the message
gets lost as it filters through so many layers of politicians with vested interests.
Having said all that, good luck to those marching in London today. I don't personally
believe its a particularly effective tactic, but our aims are the same and we're 100%
on the same side.
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pincer movement
07.10.2007 00:40
Having said that, putting pressure on the UK government to support EU trade sanctions on Burma is also worth doing as then Total would have to pull out. However, Total lobbies the French government strongly to block these. But if we can make Total and the French government feel the heat enough, they will have to back down and allow them through. Sarkozy has already been forced to call for French companies to halt new investments (largely meaningless, but shows they are feeling some pressure). See:
Great action!
bellow
Homepage:
http://www.totaloutofburma.blogspot.com/
Set up a Burma Action Group in Oxford
08.10.2007 23:16
When: Saturday 13th, 12 noon
Where: The OARC - Upstairs in the East Oxford Community Centre:
Princes St, Oxford, OX4 1HU
Map:
If people are up for it, the first demonstration could take place immediately afterwards.
Please tell anyone else you think may be interested - the more popular the group becomes, the more benefit we can be to the freedom struggle in Burma.
If anyone has any questions, by all means Email me.
Kevin
Kevin
e-mail:
betaalpha@yahoo.com