>Old Street Magistrates' Court
Are the Met armed response unit still in the basement?
Anonymous UK are working on hijacking the gig at St Pauls tonight, featuring: Lowkey and Get cape wear cape fly. If we do we will be ensuring that it is run correctly and done to the very best of Anonymous standards. If any of you are coming down to the gig tonight, bring your mask and come help us out. Guaranteed front row seats as we will be the security for the bands
Phil Jupitus at Occupy Leeds, gone up in my estimation...
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news...carols_with_occupy_leeds_protesters_1_4077145
Where did you read that?'Anonymous UK are working on hijacking the gig at St Pauls tonight, featuring: Lowkey and Get cape wear cape fly. If we do we will be ensuring that it is run correctly and done to the very best of Anonymous standards. If any of you are coming down to the gig tonight, bring your mask and come help us out. Guaranteed front row seats as we will be the security for the bands '
Where did you read that?
as posted previously a few days ago.. looks like they will get to the new year there.. tho any word from plymouth?As opposed to imaginary "Anonymous" bollocks by wankers, apparently Old Street Magistrates' Court has been occupied now.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-24023319-activists-take-over-fourth-london-site.do
via mailing lists etc... why?
Because it interests me No drama...
no, they've been based on leman street for some time now>Old Street Magistrates' Court
Are the Met armed response unit still in the basement?
no, they've been based on leman street for some time now
that's so last centuryTa!
I'll just take a chair-leg for a walk down Hackney Road, then?
http://www.off-grid.net/2012/01/10/occupy-london-finsbury-square-to-be-long-term-eco-village/An Islington Council spokesman said: “We support the right to peaceful protest, but this has to be balanced with the needs of our community, which is among the most deprived in England.
“The protesters have no permission to be in the square. At a time of huge Government cuts to our budget we are very reluctant to waste vital money on expensive legal action, but have not ruled it out.”
The ruling was greeted with dismay by Dr Giles Fraser, who resigned as canon chancellor of St Paul's rather than see the protesters evicted by force, and who was in a packed court 25 at the Royal Courts of Justice to hear the judgment.
In a statement he said: "This judgment is disappointing. In a world where there is such a gap between rich and poor, the voice of protest needs continually to be heard. The church must not be seen to side with the 1% rather than the 99%."
Occupy London publicly repossesses Roman House in the City of London!
eta: bbc report
Therewas a press conference @ 11... havent heard owt yet