UK Newswire Archive
Why is Cameron more stupid than Erdogan?
11-11-2013 20:46
It is not a matter of verification but of explanation: The quote-unquote nuclear renaissance – more precisely to be described as the scorched Earth economy – of the London regime follows a pattern of penetration of an uninformed public that is known from regions where atomic power is mystified as the last step of colonial independence and pushed into the faces of the people regardless of specific value for geopolitical triangulation. The post-colonial regimes are repeating the self-destructive mistakes of the colonialist and its heirs in order to overtake their failing economies and avoid more of the same, and the internal contradiction of that ambition transforms into mathematically suicidal projections of atomic power generation. Now since the last big reactor meltdown has slashed all economic foundations for atomic power in Europe, a financial blowback from these spoiled colonies serves as the new centerpiece of the so-called nuclear ideology there. That means Japanese reactors at the Black Sea for the Turkish politician Erdogan to assert himself of what he seems to feel as a lack of power, and now Chinese-financed French reactors in Britain. This pattern is being called suicidal because it is designed to evade meltdown compensation claims so that a catastrophe there would be likely to take down the local currency with it, since neighbours might find it even more difficult to take external enablers into account. In such a distorted situation the people do no longer have reactors, but the reactors have the people. And the most stupid politician would be the one betting everything on an absurd expectation that when the reactor meltdown comes everyone else would look even more stupid.UG#669 - The Restless Energy of The Hunted Mind (Information/Social Dysfunction)
11-11-2013 09:15
Tasos Theofilou : an anarchist, who is brought on a trial with made up evidence
11-11-2013 00:37
Tasos Theofilou is a greek anarcho-communist. Counter-terrorism police unit accused him of murder, armed robbery and participation in the Conspiracy of Cells of Fire, with zero evidence. His trial is on Monday 11/11/2013 at 7 am (UK)4 turkish political prisoners in Greece, on hunger strike since 24/9
11-11-2013 00:17
Ahmet Yüksel, Erdğan Çakır, Hasan Biber and Mehmet Yayla are rebels from Turkey. They all immigrated to Greece, seeking for a political asylum. They are on a hunger strike since 24/9 in order to prevent their extradition. Their lives are in danger.Photos and audio from Chelsea Manning's Family Fundraiser in Liverpool
10-11-2013 21:42
Attached are some photos and a Sheffield Indymedia audio mix of interviews from the fundraiser for Chelsea Manning's family at The Casa in Liverpool on Saturday 2nd November 2013.
EDL and anti-fascists demonstrate in Shotton colliery 09.11.2013
10-11-2013 14:14
November 5th “Million Mask March” in London
09-11-2013 19:01
For 11-11-13 remember the mutineers of WW1 with a Black Poppy
09-11-2013 18:57
Arctic 30 and Pussy Riot graffiti
09-11-2013 17:36
Marquee Funds
09-11-2013 14:48
Marquee( for use at activists events) needs Replacing.Fuck s144! Some quick analysis of the Brighton squat trial
08-11-2013 11:32
Benefit for Hackney housing rights campaign
08-11-2013 11:29
Come join us for a night of great music to benefit Digs, a Hackney housing rights campaign, on 23 Nov at the Waiting Room in Stokey.Syria Film Screening and Planning Meeting, London, Wed 13 Nov
08-11-2013 08:43
Syria Film Screening and Planning MeetingDate: Wednesday 13th November 2013
Venue: London Action Resource Centre, 62 Fieldgate Street (corner of Parfett St), Whitechapel, London E1 1ES
Map: http://tinyurl.com/lcoppur
Bonfire night with Anonymous in Cardiff
07-11-2013 15:35
Co-inciding with the Bonfire Night protest in London, and numerous demos and actions against austerity elsewhere, a protest called by Anonymous took to the streets of Cardiff on Tuesday night, ending in attempts to occupy the Senedd (Welsh assembly building).Another squatting case collapses on appeal at Crown Court - defendant acquitted
07-11-2013 09:26
Resistance to s.144 of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act (LASPO) 2012 that outlaws squatting in residential buildings is growing. Ultimately, the law may prove unworkable and unenforceable.
Ten days ago, squatters occupied a residential council property in Southwark in protest at the sell-off of council houses and the criminalisation of squatting under s.144. Last week, a Brighton squatter was acquitted on appeal as the prosecution failed to prove he was living at the property. His two co-defendants had previously been acquitted on the same charge.
Yesterday, another case collapsed when the Crown Prosecution Service presented no evidence at Mold Crown Court against Tristan Dixon who was appealing his conviction under s.144.
Tristan's supporters set up a protest about homelessness and squatting on the court forecourt, complete with cardboard, sleeping bag, visual statistics about empty homes, teddy bear and a friendly dog on a piece of string. Flyers were offered to everyone entering or leaving the court. The protest proved very timely as no fewer than ten repossession cases were being heard that day in the County Court in the same building, four of them brought by the local Flintshire County Council.
On the 12th of November we organize a press conference in Germany/Berlin.
07-11-2013 00:51
On this day we want to publish the results of the fire investigations which will show that the allegation Oury Jalloh set fire to himself is not sustainable.This means, that Oury Jalloh was murdered by police!
Councillor blacklock and other councillors MP's MSP's MEP's do nothing for CSA
06-11-2013 23:48
Mark Thomas Curzon cinema pranks
06-11-2013 23:19
Moneylenders and bailiffs targetted in Blackwood
06-11-2013 18:54
Statement from Sarah Harrison of WikiLeaks
06-11-2013 17:55
Sarah Harrison, who accompanied Edward Snowden to safety and assisted him with his asylum claims, is now in Germany but cannot return home."Already, in the few days I have spent in Germany, it is heartening to see the people joining together and calling for their government to do what must be done – to investigate NSA spying revelations, and to offer Edward Snowden asylum."