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Smash EDO Talk at Occupy Sheffield
15-11-2011 10:28
Police use unprovoked force against peaceful Occupy London
15-11-2011 08:36
Repressive policing of Occupy London direct action at Guildhall at Lord Mayor's Banquet.Cops smash up Wall Street protest camp
15-11-2011 07:51
THE limits of so-called capitalist democracy were brutally exposed in New York early this morning, as riot police smashed up the inspirational Occupy Wall Street camp.Prosecution of F&M 145 protesters falls apart
15-11-2011 00:36
Today my trial for a two hour UKuncut sit-in at Fortnum & Mason ended far faster than anyone estimated. The trial was scheduled to end on the November 30th, however a thin prosecution case was over in just 2 and half days.4 More Unions Vote YES to Strike on 30th November
15-11-2011 00:27
4 more unions announced positive ballot results for strike action over pensions today – FDA and Prospect, who both represent civil servants, The Chartered Society of Physiotherapists and the Society of Radiographers.N30 Strike Day Protests Details
14-11-2011 23:14
Details below.Check
http://www.pcs.org.uk/en/campaigns/30-november/n30events.cfm for updates.
Greece, 11.Sep.2011 Photoreporter under (state) attack, photos
14-11-2011 19:02
Police violence against against demonstrators and the general public has increased dramatically that it's hardly worth reporting.
The stun/flash grenade was launched directly at him, and follow similar attacks on other individuals.
Fortunately Behrakis was unharmed, although his clothes were burnt. Others have not been do fortunate, suffering burns, deafness and other injuries.
Photographs by Ken Cedeno
Mic checked - How Occupy Wall St Occupies Your Heart (good read)
14-11-2011 17:53
First, you tried drinking a lot, in bars, with your friends, or people who seemed like they could be your friends. But it was expensive, and you kept getting up late for work. So you tried online dating, and went to wine bar after wine bar, tapas restaurants and gallery openings, until finally you found someone to bunker down with for awhile. That ended, or perhaps never really began, and next you tried reading critical theory at night, a glass of wine by your side.(Italy) From the occupied Faculty of Humanities, Bologna
14-11-2011 17:12
The communiqué was originally released on November 11 by the public assembly held in the Faculty straight after the occupation.Full article | 1 addition | 43 comments
If you have questions for Mark Kennedy/Stone...
14-11-2011 16:50
go here.AR: Day of action against SRCL in Leeds, 4 arrests.
14-11-2011 15:56
Animal activists staged a day of protest against SRCL in Leeds today (clinical and specialist waste management) SRCL is the company that transports the dead bodies away of animals that are bred for vivisection at Harlan interfauna UK. Many of these dead animals are merely excess 'stock' which cannot be sold, others bitches and studs worn out following years of intensive breeding.Italy and the end of representative democracy
14-11-2011 14:53
One thing the papers seem to be as one refusing to comment on or even report, is the fact that an unelected group has been handed control of the country. Economist and new ruler of Italy Mario Monti has not been elected to rule and the Italian public has in no way endorsed the technocratic model, Monti, or his cronies.Matthew Gould and the Plot to Attack Iran
14-11-2011 14:28
Heroin Adverts in Spanish Newspapers BAYER ad images from 1912
14-11-2011 14:28
11/11/11. Report and photos: Alternative Armistice Day Event, London
14-11-2011 14:17
Occupy Cardiff 11.11.11. What happened?!
14-11-2011 13:19
11.11.11
Time for Occupy Cardiff to show solidarity with all the other Occupy movements across the globe. I got there a bit late so I missed the initial gathering at the Aneurin Bevan statue, but I soon noticed that they had set up camp outside the castle. Everyone was in good spirits, there was plenty of tents, and it was a buzzing hive of activity. There was a stock pile of donated food building up with more donations coming in at a steady pace, and a good community spirit at the heart of it.
One member of the public who was passing by struck up a conversation with me, saying how great it was that this is happening here now, and that he supports it 100%. Cars were honking their horns as they went past as well, which was good to hear, but the police presence was steadily growing in numbers which was a little irritating. They were getting more involved than was necessary for the situation. It seemed very odd because a similar protest camp had been set up on the same grounds earlier this year without any initial police interest whatsoever. The other Occupy camps all across the UK have all been relatively free from police interference too, so I was wondering what was going on.
8 December, Liverpool: Another Census Refuser's Court Hearing
14-11-2011 12:46
