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Celebrate Thatcher's death party, tonight, Windrush Square

I hope Saturday, if it happens, WILL be more of a demonstration. I don't feel all that celebratory when there's so much horrible shit happening now. It's not just bedroom tax, it's all the other vicious welfare reforms that are coming through the pipeline this year and all the other self serving crap this bunch of millionaires are pulling. I really don't think people have taken on board the scale of it all. I enjoyed the party, but the only point is to remind ourselves and everyone else that the fight goes on. The death of one person is irrelevant in the big scheme of things.
 
So Chuka Umunna is doing that really tacky political thing of making up something so he can then be seen to be roundly condemning it.

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So where and when did the organisers of the Windrush party claim to be representing anything other than themselves?

Chuka Umunna: tough on made up stories, tough on the causes of made up stories.

:facepalm:
 
So Chuka Umunna is doing that really tacky political thing of making up something so he can then be seen to be roundly condemning it.

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So where and when did the organisers of the Windrush party claim to be representing anything other than themselves?

Chuka Umunna: tough on made up stories, tough on the causes of made up stories.

:facepalm:
Note his 'our' whilst moaning about people claiming to speak for others.
 
Yep there were a few twats there last night. idumea and I did a round up of some of the cans and bottles in the square. A group of lads told me to stop because i was taking a council workers job *facepalm*
 
So Chuka Umunna is doing that really tacky political thing of making up something so he can then be seen to be roundly condemning it.

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So where and when did the organisers of the Windrush party claim to be representing anything other than themselves?

Chuka Umunna: tough on made up stories, tough on the causes of made up stories.

:facepalm:


Tell him loads of party-goers came from Hoxton (well, at least 4 of them)
 
So Chuka Umunna is doing that really tacky political thing of making up something so he can then be seen to be roundly condemning it.

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So where and when did the organisers of the Windrush party claim to be representing anything other than themselves?

Chuka Umunna: tough on made up stories, tough on the causes of made up stories.

:facepalm:

Who gave him the right to determine what represents who and when?

I blame Thatcher!
 
There was one great exchange between a copper and a lively reveller/protester late on. The copper was telling people to go home and actually used the phrase 'we should be out catching real criminals' much to my amusement :D
 
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:D
 
I would like to wholeheartedly congratulate my Brixton comrades for forcing the Evening Standard to share half their front page with us today.

I was anticipating a full page Thatcher fawn fest, but last nights event has forced the Standard to lead with 'A City Divided' as their angle.

I'm proud to live in a place that still has the ability and energy to dissent. I hope Saturday shows we are ahead of the trend, rather than a lone voice.
 
So Chuka Umunna is doing that really tacky political thing of making up something so he can then be seen to be roundly condemning it.

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So where and when did the organisers of the Windrush party claim to be representing anything other than themselves?

Chuka Umunna: tough on made up stories, tough on the causes of made up stories.

:facepalm:

As a community leader he was making the statement that the three hundredish revellers who got a huge amount of publicity for their celebration of the death of Thatcher do not speak for Brixton. That might be stating the bloody obvious but it is not really the same as making things up.
 
Tessa, Chuka, and Steve Reed all following Labour whip. They can't step out of line, not that any of them would anyway. They are very much on the New Blue Labour side of things. They don't have to say anything of course, which would be better all round.

I see Labour MP for Blythe Ronnie Campbell (an ex-miner) has said he has better things to do for his constituents than attend Commons to listen to endless platitudes to Maggie.
 
I would like to wholeheartedly congratulate my Brixton comrades for forcing the Evening Standard to share half their front page with us today.

I was anticipating a full page Thatcher fawn fest, but last nights event has forced the Standard to lead with 'A City Divided' as their angle.

I'm proud to live in a place that still has the ability and energy to dissent. I hope Saturday shows we are ahead of the trend, rather than a lone voice.

I was down Brixton earlier looking for a Standard and there were none :(
 
As a community leader he was making the statement that the three hundredish revellers who got a huge amount of publicity for their celebration of the death of Thatcher do not speak for Brixton. That might be stating the bloody obvious but it is not really the same as making things up.
A community leader - for Streatham.
 
As a community leader he was making the statement that the three hundredish revellers who got a huge amount of publicity for their celebration of the death of Thatcher do not speak for Brixton. That might be stating the bloody obvious but it is not really the same as making things up.
He most certainly is making up that the party-goers/organisers claimed to speak for the whole of brixton.
 
Chuka's probably just trying to redeem himself after his comments about trash and c-list celebrities came to light courtesy of a couple of shit newspapers
 
As a community leader he was making the statement that the three hundredish revellers who got a huge amount of publicity for their celebration of the death of Thatcher do not speak for Brixton. That might be stating the bloody obvious but it is not really the same as making things up.
Who does 'speak for Brixton'? Not him for starters.
And did the event claim to represent Brixton in any way at all? No, it did not.
 
Lots of Police in Brixton this evening. Also they were doing ANPR by St Matthews for a fair while this afternoon.
 
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