More of a party than a demo, this event attracted thousands of people wanting to stick two fingers up at Boris Johnson's new policy of zero alcohol on the tube.
It got out of hand at the end, a big flock of police turned up, and things got nasty.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UUK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UUK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
UK, London. Flashmob/demo against Boris Johnson on the tube. 2008.
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Uh...
02.06.2008 10:09
Seems kind of pro-Boris to me?
anonymous
Good news for the booze industry
02.06.2008 11:04
watching the PRs
You proved Boris right
02.06.2008 11:31
Ruby
booze industry's little helpers
02.06.2008 12:57
"Well done on giving Boris an excellent piece of propaganda for why we need such laws. Perhaps he organised it himself. "
Not need to organise it himself, plenty of activists ready to damage their own cause and other activists eager to encourage them.
Johnston may have helped the press to cover the 'event'; that's called politics.
The alcohol industry seems to have a firm idealogical grip on a lot of activists. Funny that.
watching the PRs
you were USED
02.06.2008 19:36
The REAL agenda was to stoke up anti Boris sentiment, nothing to do with the drink ban, which Ken wanted to do (as well as banning hot food), and everything to do with sour grapes at his friend being ejected from the taxpayer funded gravy train.
Maybe the leech will have to find a real job now she's not being feather bedded by the hard pressed London taxpayer!
In the meantime, you've all been used as part of this sour-grapes campaign!
mugged-off