Aug 27-Sept 2 Climate Camp returns to London
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not if actions proposed are deemed supportive rather than divisive.
PacificOcean
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Never heard of An Gof or the Cornish Rebellion then then?
No.
Very successful then, I take it
Very successful then, I take it
For the City... yes.
Sounds like every other student organisation TBH.
Once they realise that committees get fuck all done we'll probably be wearing swim-suits all year round and have hippos in the Thames again... Handy Hint : If you're flying down its best to go either via Gatwick or City Airport.
Anyone actually going though?
David Dissident said he's going, and I'm hoping to pile in on Saturday for a night.
Anyone else?
The aim of this camp is prep for direct action later this year, plus act as a base for other activities around London.
The camp site is not a protest in itself.
shaman75
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I cycled up there this afternoon and took a few pictures. Looks quite small in scale and a lot more tents to arrive. Maybe 500+ people there. Lots of lorries and vans - presumably carrying the marquees, scaffolding, etc...
Whole site surrounded by 6 foot metal fencing.
Lovely location and listening to the meeting I was kinda feeling that it would be nice to stay, be part of the community, meet some people and get stuck in. It's hard to see how the police could have much problem with the site (there was hardly any presence there). I imagine the coucil will be pissed, but I reckon there won't be much trace once they are gone. They seem pretty well organised to me.
I am quite busy this weekend, but otherwise would have loved to have popped up and camped over the weekend. Just for the experience.
Whole site surrounded by 6 foot metal fencing.
Lovely location and listening to the meeting I was kinda feeling that it would be nice to stay, be part of the community, meet some people and get stuck in. It's hard to see how the police could have much problem with the site (there was hardly any presence there). I imagine the coucil will be pissed, but I reckon there won't be much trace once they are gone. They seem pretty well organised to me.
I am quite busy this weekend, but otherwise would have loved to have popped up and camped over the weekend. Just for the experience.
London innit, everyones like wicked blackheath, ill head down there saturday
by which time hopefully a bunch of crusties will have turned up with a good few litres of k and a fat sound system
two days munting then a scrap with the pigs - dont get better than that
claphamboy
The wheels on the bus go round and round....
shaman75
Well-Known Member
Kanda
Diving wanker
It's about 100ft inside the Lewisham border
winjer
holocene death beat
GYAC: 'The Irony of Global Warming: More Rain, Less Water'
http://www.livescience.com/environment/051116_water_shortage.html
See also:
just-because-it-is-snowing-doesnt-mean-global-warming-is-fake
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
it rains in hotter countries than this you know.
FridgeMagnet
Administrator
that's why they have these tent things, with waterproof fabric over the top
they're cunning these enviro-terrorists
they're cunning these enviro-terrorists
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Not good sleeping out weather
it's ok they're hippies.
marty21
One on one? You're crazy.
Anyone actually going though?
I spotted an urbanite on here http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/aug/27/climate-camp-environment-activists-police
watch the short film
teamB_macro
New Member
been following their twitter.. somehow i still can't understand this twitter thing with hashtags and retweets.. ack
Leaflet by some AFers staying at the camp, Meet the green boss, same as the old boss. I don't agree with every word of it, but it's worth a read, IMO.
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