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#occupy London....

"Intelligence suggest urban explorers are holding a discussion at the Sun Street squat. This may lead to an increase in urban exploration at abandoned or high profile sites in the capital."

Christ call out the SAS! Urban explorers?


Amazing. I'm on a terrorism bulletin, albeit implicitly. Not sure whether to feel proud or just incredulous. If they're after me, Dad's Army would be enough. :D
 
No idea what it sounded like on the livestream but it was a great night at the bank. :)

fair old line up that ! genuninely impressive to see this lot turning out for Occupy.....

and good to see Horse Meat Disco supporting via Soundcloud , never had them down as particularly political, but Occupy seems to be having that effect on people. HMD doing a night at a Occupy cld be amaze...:cool:

Very much hoping all this energy can be maintained through winter.
 
No idea what it sounded like on the livestream but it was a great night at the bank. :)

Just loads of distortion with the occasional overheard conversation.Pretty much what you'd expect from a laptop microphone (?) right i front of the speakers.

Images worked well though. They just needed to stream from the line-out on the mixer really.
 
Just loads of distortion with the occasional overheard conversation.Pretty much what you'd expect from a laptop microphone (?) right i front of the speakers.

Images worked well though. They just needed to stream from the line-out on the mixer really.

I shall give this feedback, thanks. :)
 
bound to happen with something like that
can see the gripe and can also see that it would have to have been kept well quiet too
the top something % ;)
at least one of our posters made it into the catchment

recognised 1 or 2 faces on the livestream but not saying who and from where!
fair fucking play to them pulling that off there tho :D
 
I found an invite in a group on FB. Today... never mind. :facepalm:

It would appear the head of the Financial Services Authority has had an informative discussion with protesters this evening though.

 
Bank Of Ideas were meant to be up in court yesterday, some kind of eviction hearing. Anyone know how it went?

Also, rumours flying around that St Pauls would pack up before the current eviction deadline, anyone more informed than I care to comment?
 
I found an invite in a group on FB. Today... never mind. :facepalm:

It would appear the head of the Financial Services Authority has had an informative discussion with protesters this evening though.



This meeting is a very hot topic at the moment. There are real concerns about the agreements made on the logistics of this meeting. No livestreaming/video allowed, whether or not a full transcript of the minutes will be made available etc. and most importantly, how many people were involved in the decision to agree these terms.
 
Was at the one in Exeter yesterday - was not impressed, tbh. My biggest issue was having some twunt patronise me by saying "don't trust the mainstream media - go on the internet and read blogs, if you want the truth...". Cunt.

That aside, it just really seemed a bit shambolic, imo.
 
This meeting is a very hot topic at the moment. There are real concerns about the agreements made on the logistics of this meeting. No livestreaming/video allowed, whether or not a full transcript of the minutes will be made available etc. and most importantly, how many people were involved in the decision to agree these terms.

this is what democracy looks like
 
meh to you

But seriously, it was shit. I generally support the occupy movement, but if this was in anyway representative (a few hippies sat outside a cathedral with a load of drunks, all hating each other, hoping that one day capitalism will end ...) - well, what's the point? That's not going to get anyone anywhere.
 
I think Ocs might need a certain number to get beyond the 'shambolic' point outlined above. Theory in progress mind. Something to do with outnumbering the pissheads and stuff. I know I was getting flamed for this kind of talk at the start of the Occupations, but too many conversations with people at different Occupations outweigh such flaming. The fact that no drug/booze policies seem to be effective back this up.
 
I think Ocs might need a certain number to get beyond the 'shambolic' point outlined above. Theory in progress mind. Something to do with outnumbering the pissheads and stuff. I know I was getting flamed for this kind of talk at the start of the Occupations, but too many conversations with people at different Occupations outweigh such flaming. The fact that no drug/booze policies seem to be effective back this up.

Exeter had a "no drink" policy - clearly not being enforced very well, as one of the alky types was drinking booze in the visitors tent - fwiw.
 

Two things there Ddraig.

1) Telling some pisshead not to drink takes confidence and they could easily be aggressive shits who tell you to fuck off. i.e 'not necessarily very easy at all' to answer your question.

2)These are public spaces, although some say an 'occupied' space is different somehow I'll leave that debate for now. So people may well be able to do as they please making the Oc come over as 'authoritarian' which many occupiers would baulk at. If drinking is not allowed under bye law then you COULD tell plod or similar, but again that is not in the political DNA of many and could come back to haunt you as lots of local pissheads get it into their heads that you are 'grasses'
 
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