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Extinction Rebellion

This is an interesting phenomena from the Friday school strikes, I guess.

That they normalised political and protest engagement (I know EMA and Uni fees in 2010 protest did but it was a smaller movement]

I was just with some 13 year olds in Dorset and they go to the strikes in Exeter - they were *really* well informed about many issues despite living in a tiny village*

*I know they have the internet even in Dorset;) and can find out about things but the excitement of going to a city and going on a protest felt compelling and attractive, it seemed.
 
Chatting with a friend who was involved in xr court support the other day.

Apparently some ppl in xr believed that gbc had just had a hissy fit and deserted them for no good reason, and thought that they were being paid.

Someone’s been putting some utter bullshit about the place... GBC are hard working volunteers who were completely swamped by xr who didn’t even donate anything to their org for providing legal trainings and legal support. Their statement on why they’ve withdrawn from providing further is clear.
 
& I can’t help but see a parallel with that ^ and the tendency to flip out at any criticism however well founded, or constructively phrased, it is.
 
ER infiltrated and disrupted the Chancellor's speech at Mansion House tonight. Dressed up all nice and everything.

But it's Secretary of State Mark Fields reaction that's going to be the big news.

 
ER infiltrated and disrupted the Chancellor's speech at Mansion House tonight. Dressed up all nice and everything.

But it's Secretary of State Mark Fields reaction that's going to be the big news.



The big news about this shitheads unacceptable violence also includes references to this tweet from just last month:

 
How come ER were inside Glastonbury, would have thought they would be outside protesting about its carbon footprint, resource usage, etc, even trying to close it down.
 
Does it even count as infiltration, really?
This bit was quite funny:
At a meeting on 29 April, for example, eight or nine SWPers walked into our meeting and took up strategic positions around the cramped room.
"Strategic positions" - what, like by the exits? Did they send in a recon squad first? Or did they just sit on vacant chairs?

Also, from the comments it seems the writer was expelled from XR. I didn't know that was even possible.
 
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Done east dulwich station overnight. Poor staff were in the early scrubbing away with solvents to clear the worst of it off the seating

Eta my offspring have denied it but they were still in bed when I left this morning
 
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They have been given huge funding by U.S philanthropists/banking trusts, etc, including a Getty one.
 
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