countryside riot in london!

[TeeJay]

What's the rolleyes in aid of?

 

[upsidedownwalrus]

This all sounds funny as fuck, like something from Monty Python!

 

[ddraig]

this is mental, how the fuk did they get in building let alone in chamber.
they've kin succeded!!
do u rekon they'll have some 'empathy' for us 'normal' protestesters?!?

nah
more working class - bollox, if there is then they've been ggiven the day off and told to go down their by their owners, booo

win win - i agree if they don't manage to stop it being heeard/banned

 

[laptop]

Pix:

BBC:

Sky:

picture gallery

 

[kea]

Here's another one. The police have found green wellies full of acid which protesters intended to throw at parliament.

you mean wellies that are immune to acid? nice where can i get a pair?

edit: agree with butchers, i'm sure the protesters had help to get in ...

 

[Random]

They didn't invade direct from the street -- I agree with Butchers, they will have been given visitors' passes by an MP or similar contact, or let in through a door by a toff who works in the HoC.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Jesus H Christ, some cop's head will be on the block tonight!

You have no idea how serious this is!

You're right but jesus this is mad! Me and my mate regret leaving the area now!

 

[redsquirrel]

you mean wellies that are immune to acid? nice where can i get a pair?

Probably from your local shoe store (as long as there rubber).
Most acids will take some time to eat through rubber

 

[fishfingerer]

I want to see the mounted cops saddle up and chase these fuckers through the streets.

Let the cunt hunt begin.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Parliament suspended!

 

[Lock&Light]

What a week - we could've had the Royals and Parliament blown to fuckeroo - where the fuck is al-qaieda when we need it? These holes are going to be closed now. What a waste.

It seems likely to me that these people can only have got in as guests of a (sympathetic) MP. Al Q might have trouble finding one of those.

 

[General Ludd]

more working class - bollox, if there is then they've been ggiven the day off and told to go down their by their owners, booo

Look like working class blokes to me.

 

[butchersapron]

It seems likely to me that these people can only have got in as guests of a (sympathetic) MP. Al Q might have trouble finding one of those.

True of HOC - not so BP, but made the same point myself earlier.

 

[kea]

Probably from your local shoe store (as long as there rubber).
Most acids will take some time to eat through rubber

depends what rubber and what acid surely.
i still think it's a load of bollocks.

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

What's the rolleyes in aid of?

yet another security breach

 

[ddraig]

rekon some tory scum bag father or uncle let em in


i do hope they keep them in a cordon for 8hours where they have to piss on the floor and get let out one by one and get put on a list etc


this live stuff is ace - farmhands swearing at coppas expecting not to get hit and looking very put out when they do - awwwwwww

 

[Loki]

Likely theory is they got jobs as casual construction workers in order to make their protest.

 

[past caring]

Shame.........

 

[TeeJay]

They didn't invade direct from the street -- I agree with Butchers, they will have been given visitors' passes by an MP or similar contact, or let in through a door by a toff who works in the HoC.

They might even actually have been working there as civil servants, researchers, caterers, technical people or connected with the media or TV.

 

[butchersapron]

Likely theory is they got jobs as casual construction workers in order to make their protest.

Yeah, 'cos there's no members of the HOL or HOC sympathetic to their cause is there?

 

[Nine Bob Note]

Simon Kenney, a huntsman from Durham, was bleeding from the head. He said: "I was up at the front trying to make my point to a policeman, then he just hit me with his baton."

Awww, diddums

"I was not confronting the police, I was trying to make my point. Unfortunately, I was hit several times across by arm but I'm sure the police are doing their duty."

Such politeness

 

[oisleep]

Likely theory is they got jobs as casual construction workers in order to make their protest.

They were pretty smartly dressed for construction workers, suit breeks and shoes and stuff

 

[belboid]

They might even actually have been working there as civil servants, researchers, caterers, technical people or connected with the media or TV.

doubt they'd be prepared to get sacked with such an obviously deliberate act tho, unless they were temps like loki surmises.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Pic of protestors in the chamber, heh, this is quite a mad contrast. Inside the debate goes on, the MPs dont look like they are listening so the protesters make em!

 

[butchersapron]

They were pretty smartly dressed for construction workers, suit breeks and shoes and stuff

Standard safety wear nowadays i'm afraid...fucking brussels...

 

[redsquirrel]

depends what rubber and what acid surely.
i still think it's a load of bollocks.

Yeah it sis probably a load of bollocks but acids aren't nearly as dangerous as most people seem to think.
I mean I did three years of chemistry practical using plenty of different acids (including HF and conc H2SO4) with nothing more than a pair of goggles and a pair of marigolds for protection.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

They might even actually have been working there as civil servants, researchers, caterers, technical people or connected with the media or TV.

Agreed its highly unlikely that a Tory MP would take the risk of getting seen doing something like this (unless he wanted to be out of a job asap).

 

[redsquirrel]

"I was not confronting the police, I was trying to make my point. Unfortunately, I was hit several times across by arm but I'm sure the police are doing their duty."

thats brilliant.

 

[past caring]

Shocking, absolutely shocking..........

 

[Loki]

They were pretty smartly dressed for construction workers, suit breeks and shoes and stuff

Just a theory! Lots of construction work going on in the HoC.

Debate recommencing shortly (16:40).

I think they shot themselves in the foot with this protest, it can hardly have won the hunt supporters any sympathy.