G8 Blockade On Main Road To Heiligendamm

Thousands of people left Reddelich camp early this morning to take part in the first day of blockades against the G8 summit. The main group which consisted of well over 5000 people moved towards the fence through fields and country roads. Other smaller affinity groups also left towards the fence 'protecting' Heiligendamm. Here there are a few photos of the main blockade which managed to break well inside the designated 'no-protest' zone, and successfully occupied the main road leading to Heiligendamm from the town of Bad Doberan, and just a few hundred meters away from the fence that protects the so-called 'red zone'.

At the time of publishing this report the blockade is still on, and growing in numbers as protesters from an earlier blockade of a military airport nearby are joining in. Police are bringing in water cannons and small tanks, but the protestors are staying put and resisting the blockade, some of which planning to stay overnight.

Here there are a few pics of the blockade so far ....

View of protestors advancing towards the fence through the fields ...

... and another view ...

.... and another.

Affinity groups forming before the final push towards the road to Heiligendamm

The 'blue' affinity group on the move.

A view of the blockade just a few hundred meters from the fence

Front of the blockade

Cops move in

View of the fence from the blockade

Cops negotiating a 'friendly end to the blockade' :-)

maquipix

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props to y'all!

08.06.2007 04:43

we're watching here in North Carolina. props to our comrades, brothers and sisters for the day after day resistance and blockades. its inspiring. the resistance is shaping up to be a model for us all to follow. we're with you in spirit! solidarity!!! :) and thanks to indymedia for providing the images and real news. they are excellent!

clover
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Wish I were there

08.06.2007 09:22

Damn, hell of a job you guys are doing there. Shows that protests can also go without violence. Wish I were there.

BAs
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Good Job

09.06.2007 14:39

I have been just looking around at all the information and pictures. Seems our leaders have forgotten they should be working for the people instead of themselves. There is so much corruption on the planet at this time it will take some time and effort to repair the damage. Many news medias have not been reporting all the facts especially in the US, This is one reporter trying to get answers.
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Your report on events has been the best I have read. Thanks.

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disguise, please

11.06.2007 13:44

please edit pictures and disguise peoples' faces prior to posting.

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