The German police have used a law on suspicion of terrorism (the so-called section "129a") to raid and search private homes and social centres all over Germany. Police's motives appear to be suspicion of "building a terrorist network to prevent the G8 from happening". Obviously the mobilisation against the G8 is building up and authorities are getting more and more nervous. Dozens of computers have been seized during the raids. Police also raided the site of the German alternative internet provider so36.net with the intention to seize the email data on their servers. The website gipfelsoli.org, one of the main pages of the mobilisation against the G8, was temporarily not accessible due to the raids.

Kempinski is the Hotel Group which hosts the G8 Summit in 2007. Kempinski has privatised large parts of the village of Heiligendamm, as well as beaches around it. Heiligendamm is the town in northern Germany where this year's G8 summit will take place. Bacause of this, the whole area around the town is fast becoming a no-go area even for the local people.

By choosing the symbolic site of the Kempinski Hotel in London we will protest against the upcoming G8 in Germany and the capitalist system it represents.

Location: Google Maps
See you at Kempinski this Friday in London, and in June at Kempinski in Germany!

Info here at http://indymedia.org.uk also see http://dissentnetwork.org for G8 infos.

by people almost on the way to the G8 ... ;)