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French Student |
15.12.2010 16:03
We student activists in France wish to show our solidarity with you students in Britain who are also fighting against education cuts and the government austerity measures.We wish you every luck with your next demonstration in central London on Monday the 20th of December at Piccadilly Circus and some of us hope to make along to that event!
French Student
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Bullshit
15.12.2010 16:38
Not very clever, whoever's behind it.
Anon
We don't need your permission or endorsement to protest.
15.12.2010 17:18
You say we wont be safe on this march-were we safe on yours on the 9th? Did your security and stewards try and stop the maniac baton wielding thugs who attacked us? No.
Your "official" march is too far away-we need as much disruption as possible. Stop doing a "Stop the War" and destroying a movement.
To the streets! The Greeks showed us today how to do it properly!
Protester
To the streets! The Greeks showed us today how to do it properly!
15.12.2010 17:37
Jeff
Some advice...
15.12.2010 18:15
I'm all for grassroots, non-hierarchical demos, but this whole thing just fucking stinks.
Don't let 'leaders' try to take over the movement. But equally, don't immediately go along with any fucking nutjob with a facebook page.
A Sensible Anarchist
WARNING! FASCIST ORGANISED EVENT
15.12.2010 19:15
and discussion on event wall e.g.
*But* please some turn up anyway and warn anyone who didnt know etc. Maybe you can enjoy a 'robust' discussion with the organisers at the same time?
Tommy