chymaera said:Unspecified direct action. (Apparently there is a reference to this on Telegraph website but I can't access it.)
The Telegraph.
Case closed, game over.

chymaera said:Unspecified direct action. (Apparently there is a reference to this on Telegraph website but I can't access it.)

TAE said:This day and age, sitting down on a road is considered terrorism. Or something.
butchersapron said:or bally terrorism. Uppity indians probably.
butchersapron said:or bally terrorism. Uppity indians probably.
untethered said:Hopefully it will be a British protest in the best traditions.
untethered said:Hopefully it will be a British protest in the best traditions.
Curse those bally Suffragettes causing inconveniences for the chaps, eh? In fact, maybe all forms of protest should be outlawed now so that no one ever has to suffer any kind of inconvenience (unless it's being dished out by the state or big corporations, of course).untethered said:It's considered being a bally nuisance.
editor said:Curse those bally Suffragettes causing inconveniences for the chaps, eh? In fact, maybe all forms of protest should be outlawed now so that no one ever has to suffer any kind of inconvenience (unless it's being dished out by the state or big corporations, of course).
untethered said:I'm right behind the climate camp just as long as they keep it legal and decent.
chymaera said:They have fallen at the first hurdle there then. They have illegally occupied private land.
FridgeMagnet said:Ridiculous really. Honestly, I don't see why we don't just go Amritsar on the ne'er-do-wells, it would teach them who's boss.

untethered said:Not at all. You just need to know where the line is drawn, that's all.
I'm right behind the climate camp just as long as they keep it legal and decent.
cantsin said:what is going on on these boards ? i dont come here often , but when clowns like this one / Chymera / Detective Pig boy get to spout this kind of crap without anyone batting an eyelid ?
"Legal and decent" ????????????????????
untethered said:Yes, I'm a bit concerned about that. Does anyone know why they didn't just get permission or rent some land? It would have saved a lot of bother.
cantsin said:"Legal and decent" ????????????????????
Oh yes. That would work.untethered said:Yes, I'm a bit concerned about that. Does anyone know why they didn't just get permission or rent some land?
chymaera said:Peaceful protest has a long an honourable history in Britain, as soon as protesters break the law they lose support from the general public.
Larry O'Hara said:The land they occupied is apparently that going to be used for the airport expansion they protest against--therefore entirely appropriate.
Which forums are these please?chymaera said:Lobbying government to put the same tax on jet fuel as there is on petrol would be somewhat more sensible than a load of:-"crusties, dole scroungers and the great unwashed." camping in a field. (Those descriptions are from other forums by the way.)
editor said:Oh yes. That would work.
Protesters: "Hi. We'd like to hire some land for a protest"
Landowner: "Sorry, the police have told me not to help you in any way at all"
Protesters: "OK, We'll just not bother and give up then"
You're living in cloud cuckoo land, chum.untethered said:Someone must know a friendly landowner. It really isn't that hard.
editor said:You're living in cloud cuckoo land, chum.
editor said:Which forums are these please?
And why do you keep quoting the irrelevant witterings of these unnamed people? Is it because you agree with the sentiments?
You're not funny you know.untethered said:Don't you think climate change matters?![]()
butchersapron said:"crusties, dole scroungers and the great unwashed."
you mean?