danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
OK, cheers.
I'd like to see other sources as well, though.
OK, cheers.
Senior officers said one police officer was in hospital, receiving treatment after suffering a blow to the head. Seven protesters were also taken to hospital.
I may be mad but I'm sure ive seen pics of more that 7 peeps with blood pouring from their heads?
Anyone kept a count?
In Queen Victoria Street there were missiles thrown (yesterday the BBC website said "launched" FFS) after the kettling and pushing had been started by the police. They included beer cans - one person told me they were full but I didn't see any full ones. Most of the missiles were empty plastic water bottles and apple cores.
I cannot speak for what occurred elsewhere, but at QVS and Queen Street, there is no doubt that the police started the situation. I was not in the demo, but watching from my office. I even work with the police sometimes, so I have no axe to grind.
Whilst I doubt that those who learn about this through the main stream media will change their minds, a lot of city office workers have been enlightened to police behaviour. I was in a coffee bar this morning where everyone was talking about the bad behaviour of the police. That included suits, the barrista and some building labourers.
So, I think that there is hope that the cover up will be stopped. I shall be writing to my MP and London Assembly member asking for an enquiry. It probably won't do any good, but every (NV) means must be used to get this out in the open.
all these rumours seem highly suspect...
yet another reason why the nme is shite: http://www.nme.com/blog/index.php?blog=10&p=6069&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1
It has been reported that the Protester was seen between the Protesters and the Police Dog Handlers. Anyway from where I was I saw the Dog get taken inside the cordons area... not outside. As it also been said that the Police had to push there way into the melee to get to the "injured" protester at that time. There was no melee in scale outside the cordons as there were inside. The event described could be after he was moved from the cordon area.... all these rumours seem highly suspect...
He was found in St Michaels alley?
Thats up by the Jampot - past change alley - well away in fact from almost all of the "action"
By about 8pm, running battles between riot police and demonstrators were taking place across London Bridge. Bottles, sticks and bricks were thrown.
He was found in St Michaels alley?
Thats up by the Jampot - past change alley - well away in fact from almost all of the "action"
Eh? Now it was him getting bottled and not the police? And it was this bottling that caused him to collapse? Fuck me the coppers don't even have sufficient sense to remember what lie they're telling from one moment to the next
the words you quote seem to have disappeared now.
Scotland Yard said he had collapsed and was found unconscious near the Bank of England.
Yup, the text has been altered. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7978105.stmthe words you quote seem to have disappeared now.
Do you think they took some notice of us
I should have posted this here, but it went in the other thread........
From a Guardian article about trapping people.
I've never seen anything like that video from the Climate Camp. That is totally shameful.
The police were just agitating surely? What was the goal of that charge?
I can't believe they did that. I feel really naive that I didn't think they'd do that to peaceful protesters.
Let's take heart and email in about what happened to climate camp with the links:
https://london.indymedia.org.uk/videos/993
http://www.climatecamp.org.uk//node/552
They have now put this comment as an article in its own right:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/libertycentral/2009/apr/02/g20-protest-climate-camp