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G8Bikeriders return to London, Offer Cycling Lessons to George W. Bush.
A reponse to the most recent calamity to afflict the Leader of the Free World from the tired but beautiful folk of the G8 BikerideMinsk, Belarus: Action of solidarity with the anti-G8 protesters
On Friday, 8 July, activists in Minsk, Belarus, expressed their solidarity with those who protest against the G8 summit in Scotland.
Resist train returns safely to Kings Cross
We've just heard that the South East Assembly Resist train has returned safely from the G8 protests. The train set off at 11.47am this morning - there were some 40 cops there to greet the London-bound protesters, a couple of stop and searches took place before anarchists waved goodbye to the police.Campaigners distance themselves from Geldof praise for G8
Having released their own separate media statements in response to the disappointing G8 communique, War on Want and the World Development - 2 UK based development NGOs who have been uneasy about the way in which Make Poverty History has been co-opted by the government and its celebrities - were so disgusted by the Bono and Geldof press conference that they issued a joint statement in condemnation. The question is: why it is only these 2 NGOs who have the guts to come out and speak truth to power?Pictures of G8 Hillwalking Actions and "Beacons of Dissent"
Bono and Geldof praise G8 deal
As the G8 was busily consigning both Africa and the planet to the rubbish dump of history, and as NGOs sat with their heads in their hands, distraught over the terrible G8 communique, two reliable friends of Blair, Brown and Bush were putting on a stellar pro-G8 performance at the post-summit press conference at Gleneagles. Cue, Bob Geldof and Bono.boogie on the bridge photos 2
boogie on the bridge photos 1
Prisoner Solidarity Demonstration, Edinburgh
Only few people seemed to know about the "noise" demonstration, as it startet off with about 20 protesters, swelling the numbrs to about a hundred people and one dog in the end.
The whole atmosphere was very non-confrontational and the access road was kept open all th times so visitors could still proceed to see inmates (?) during the assembly.
Operation Splish Splash Splosh
Unprecedented police harrassment operation against Wombles
Since Friday 1 July, some 12,000 police officers from across the UK have been carrying out one of the largest and most successful operations against summit protesters ever experienced. After Saturday's Make Poverty History march, this small army has used new powers to clamp down on almost every protest - of whatever kind. One activist group in particular has been targeted in an extreme way - the Wombles. This is the story of 'Operation Get Wombles', and incorporates yesterday's newswire post. It may contain some innaccuracies on numbers and times but the general thrust is correct.
G8 Gr8 failure for climate pic
Leaflet on London Bombs distributed in Edinburgh
Spontaneous leaflet distributed on a spontaneous gathering in front of Edinburgh train stationStreet party in Glasgow
Police use section 14 outside Edinburgh Prison
Approximately 50 demonstrators show their solidarity with prisoners inside Saughton Prison, Edinburgh. Police use section-14 to restrict the area and duration of the protest.G8 police state
Report from Stirling IMC surrounded by cops for 2 days now, but a having a great time!Demonstrators Protest at Edinburgh Prison
Around 100 people demonstrated today Friday 8th July at Saughton prison Edinburgh. They showed their support for all arrested during and around the G8 demos, including those still in Saughton jail itself. At least seven prisoners from the Carnival for Full Enjoyment are still behind bars there, plus probably more from later protests.Healand Kitchen
Peaceful fun atmosphere in the communal kitchen of the Healand Barrio
real g8 communique
today, friday 8th july.2 activists from the stirling ecovillage, talk about illigitimacy of g8, live, on live at 5 at 2:45pm, directly before tony blair's "we failed utterly" press statement.sorry i don't know how to upload this but you can listen on the bbc site under simon mayo on friday.
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