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18-01-2009 00:13

Massive Gaza Solidarity protest in Cambridge. Pt 1

The next generation of activists..? The biggest demonstrations to be seen in Cambridge for years happened today (17-01-2009), with approximately 1,000 people in attendance, letting their disgust at the massacre in Gaza be known to the world.

The pictures below appear in chronological order.

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17-01-2009 15:50

Cambridge protest in solidarity with Gaza

Quite a crowd got together today Sat 17, 2009 in Cambridge, UK to show their solidarity with people in Gaza, and opposition to the Israeli bombing and invasion. The vigil was given permission to march around town after a short negotiation with the police.

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15-01-2009 02:00

Gaza Protest Pictures (10/01/2009) pt 4

Human shield! The final part of this photo story, showing some of the tactics used by police and protestors.

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15-01-2009 01:33

Gaza Protest Pictures (10/01/2009) pt 3

The body language speaks for itself. Third part of this epic photo story!

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15-01-2009 01:15

Gaza Protest Pictures (10/01/2009) pt 2

The Rinky Dinky machine - a regular feature at London demos! The second part of my picture story of the London Gaza protest, which took place last Saturday (10/01/2009).

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15-01-2009 00:53

Gaza Protest Pictures (10/01/2009) pt 1

Disclaimer first.

It took this long to get these pictures to the Newswire simply because I shot so many (644 images), so it's taken quite some time to sift through them all and pick out the good stuff.

I'll be publishing them in several parts, as there is a lot of pictures to work through. They will also be in the order they were taken in each installment, so hopefully some kind of visual narrative will emerge as a result.

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08-01-2009 13:25

Palestine discusssion at Friends Meeting house (06-01-2009).

On Tuesday night of this week (06-01-2009), despite the temperature outside being minus figures, a room in Friends Meeting House, Cambridge was packed out by a couple of hundred people who wanted to hear another side of the story about the bombs being dropped on Gaza. Another side of a story that the media doesn't always tell, quite often preferring to portray things as 'a Palestinian problem'.

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03-01-2009 19:33

Cambridge shows solidarity with Palestine.

Braving the freezing weather... While hundreds of thousands of people across the planet showed their solidarity today with the Palestinians currently being outgunned and massacred by a misguided Israeli government by taking to the streets of many cities, for those that couldn't join the massed ranks of protestors in London, they braved the freezing weather today in the middle of Cambridge to join an extremely well attended vigil.

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02-01-2009 23:59

Saturday 3rd Jan Gaza Demo from EMBANKMENT 12.30!NOT 2pmParliament sq,kid shoes

NATIONAL DEMONSTRATION: SATURDAY 3 JANUARY HANDS OFF GAZA: STOP THE BOMBING: FREE PALESTINE  http://www.palestinecampaign.org
Assemble 12:30pm Along Embankment, by Embankment tube station, LONDON WC2 - Nearest tube Embankment or Charing Cross heading to Trafalgar Sq, assembly at Parliament sq advertised in previous posts cancelled due to police pressure
HAD TO DO REPEATED POST TO MAKE SURE EVERYONE KNOWS NEW DATE& DIARY EVENTS PAGE WOULDNT LET ME PUBLISH MULTIPLE TIMES
Bring kids shoes & flowers, black would be appropriate but police may get wrong impression  http://www.palestinecampaign.org

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30-12-2008 15:19

Protest Against the Israeli Ambassador's Visit to Warwick Uni Campus Tomorrow

We've learnt that Ron Prosor, the Israeli Ambassador to the UK, will be speaking on Warwick Campus tomorrow at midday, as part of the Limmud conference. Clearly this is very short notice - it's been kept under wraps as far as I can tell. If you can make it along to protest, then please do, it's really important to have a presence, given the current situation.

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03-12-2008 00:39

Who said the police never lie? Lakenheath 8 trial update.

On Monday 1st December 10 am, the Lakenheath 8 began their trial on charges of SOCPA 128 and Criminal Damage.
Wreaths were laid at the door of Ipswich crown court in remembrance of Margaret Moss, one of the defendants who died in 2007, and for all the victims of cluster munitions.
After a late start due to an unforeseen ‘Irene’ incident the trial started at 1.30pm.

First into the witness box for the prosecution was Mrs.'I know nothing' Rice, deputy director of Air Staff, responsible for all policy matters relating to United States visiting forces. She has held this position in London for 18 years.

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27-11-2008 13:35

Wanted -Court Support!

Lakenheath 8 · The Lakenheath 8 will be in court from 10 am on 1-4th December for taking action to prevent war crimes back in 2006. The 8 were charged with SOCPA 128 and Criminal Damage. (Full details see  http://www.easterncnduk.org) The 8 would like support at the court. If you have not attended to help with court support before, here is a brief guide to how you can help and why it is important.

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12-11-2008 23:42

Cambridge Holds Corporations to Account

Make A Living Not a Killing E.ON, BAE, Rolls Royce, Shell and BP meet fierce resistance to their presence at Cambridge University Careers Fair.

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11-11-2008 16:44

Lakenheath 8 go to trial over 2 years later..

SOCPA at USAF Lakenheath. On 3rd November 2008 the Lakenheath 8 had their final pre-trial review. The trial will take place from December 1st - 4th at Ipswich Crown Court, two years and two months after their taking action to prevent more innocent victims in the continuing bombing of Iraq and Afghanistan undertaken by US planes from USAF Lakenheath in Suffolk. . (Crown court applies to the venue, not this trial, which will be heard by a District Judge).
On the 2nd October 2006, 8 people cut the fence ran into the US military base and locked themselves to the gate of the Special Munitions Store at RAF Lakenheath in order to stop the use of those weapons and in order to secure evidence of War Crimes.

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05-11-2008 23:52

Careering Downwards, courtesy of Cambridge University!

Check one Banner Drop! Today and tomorrow, Cambridge University are hosting a Careers Fair, which seems to comprise a motley collection of arms manufacturues, planet wreckers and Vivisectionists.

To highlight just how dubious many of the exhibitors at this event are, some activists decided to go along today.

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24-10-2008 16:59

Bristol rooftop protest against Raytheon still going after 34 hours

1000+ sorties from RAF Fairford... carrying Raytheon's lethal hardware Eight protesters began a roof-top protest in the Bristol offices of the arms manufacturer Raytheon. 34 hours later, two people remain on the roof basking in the sun and reminding Bristolians of Raytheon's hideous trade...

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11-08-2008 17:13

Climate Campaigners Target Military Base

Message to the Base. At USAF Mildenhall today, activists linked to the climate camp made a surprise appearance. Dressed as military aircraft and traffic jam both with CO2 technicians. They attempted to entertain whilst defiantly educating the troops and passers by. They said they where there to raise awareness of the large CO2 emissions created by Military aircraft.

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05-05-2008 11:08

SmashEDO film show tonight

info on film night

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17-04-2008 18:38

The film they tried to ban

Come and see the film they tried to ban!

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12-04-2008 05:50

Constitutional Renewal Bill

In a recent judicial review, the government was found to have acted unlawfully in stopping the SFO investigation into corruption at BAe Systems. The government's response is not, it seems, to re-open the investigation but to draft a bill (the Constitutional Renewal Bill) giving themselves the power to stop such investigations in the future.

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