Hunt Sabs breached the 'security' at Bradford Council's main office and made an impromptu visit to the Countryside and Rights of Way office who are incharge of dealing with the Ilkley Moor shoot.
Hunt Sabs breached the 'security' at Bradford Council's main office and made an impromptu visit to the Countryside and Rights of Way office who are incharge of dealing with the Ilkley Moor shoot.
Unchallenged, they walked into the council building and were let into the CROW office by a member of staff. Leaflets were given out to all the workers and a banner was held, along with people shouting about the cruelty supported by the council in letting grouse shooting return to the public moor. Danny Jackson, who is the office manager and was recently exposed because of his 'backhand approach' in dealing with the issue, didn't look too pleased and somewhat embarassed. Security arrived and escourted campaigners out of the building, where a loud demonstration was held outside.
At leaving time, members of staff were given leaflets and many showed disgust and opposition to the animal abuse. Chants of "Animals suffering and dying in pain - Bradford Council are to blame!" certainly made everybody aware of our determination to stop this cruel sport once and for all.
Unchallenged, they walked into the council building and were let into the CROW office by a member of staff. Leaflets were given out to all the workers and a banner was held, along with people shouting about the cruelty supported by the council in letting grouse shooting return to the public moor. Danny Jackson, who is the office manager and was recently exposed because of his 'backhand approach' in dealing with the issue, didn't look too pleased and somewhat embarassed. Security arrived and escourted campaigners out of the building, where a loud demonstration was held outside.
At leaving time, members of staff were given leaflets and many showed disgust and opposition to the animal abuse. Chants of "Animals suffering and dying in pain - Bradford Council are to blame!" certainly made everybody aware of our determination to stop this cruel sport once and for all.
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Nice work!
24.09.2008 21:33
Cambridge
The Yorkshire lot
24.09.2008 23:52
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Leading the way.....?
25.09.2008 10:50
Pete
Not quite Pete
25.09.2008 13:26
I was actually talking about animal, earth liberation and antifascism. Climate Camp came about because of activists in Yorkshire (initially), the ALF regularly strike hard in the area, earth liberationists have been notorious for their sabotages and militant antifascism is most prominent in Yorkshire, at least at the moment at least. So there is more to it than you think, and no, it's obviously not just one person! There are key social factors involved in this.
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27.09.2008 17:52
Pete
Pete
01.10.2008 05:05
I say good luck to him, and long may he get away with too much!
We don't have nearly enough activists in the world fighting the animal exploitation industries, so I can't understand why you'd want one of them unable to act....and especially one who, if you're quote about getting away with too much is to be believed, appears to act a lot!
As I say, I find that rather
Odd.......
Pete - loser
01.10.2008 21:40
Petewatch
Grass
01.10.2008 22:51
Erm Pete, lets have a think about this ......
You have just published the first and last name of a person.
either you are just shit-stiring ( attempting to pervert the course of justice punishable with a term of imprisonment).
OR
you are a Grass.
which one is it ??
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