G20 Which Side are you on?

[Kaka Tim]

It's comments like yours that make me grateful that our banking system didn't fail. I'm not too sure what you are trying to accomplish, but good luck trying to relieve some of your anger.

uh huh - so which bits dont you agree with?

That we haven't all been fucked up the arse by robber bankers?

That we shouldn't be angry about this?

Do you think we should stand by whilst they try to return to business/fraud as usual -having transferred all the losses to us?

 

[spring-peeper]

uh huh - so which bits dont you agree with?

That we haven't all been fucked up the arse by robber bankers?

That we shouldn't be angry about this?

Do you think we should stand by whilst they try to return to business/fraud as usual -having transferred all the losses to us?

huh? Where did I say any of those things?

I only said that I was glad that we don't have the same financial problems as you and others have with a failing/failed banking system.

Since I have no way to experience the anger, sense of betrayal and all those other emotions that you are feeling, I have a question. Why isn't the government part of your list of people to dispise? Aren't they the ones who made it legal for your banks and financial systems to act in this way?

 

[butchersapron]

Who on earth says they're not?

 

[Bakunin]

Who on earth says they're not?

Agreed.

Somehow I don't think the very people who deregulated the financial system, to the point where a crisis like our present one became possible, will be on anyone's Christmas card list any time soon.

Aside from the lists of those who continue to pocket enormous salaries and bonuses, obviously.

 

[spring-peeper]

Who on earth says they're not?

When I read

People are rightfully angry becasue all our futures have been spunked on pumping up an unsustainable boom which served meerely to furhter enrich the already obscenely wealthy. And this act of grand larceny was willingly aided and abbetted by the political party you so slavishly defend and promote.

I pretty sure that a large mob descending on the banks to vent their anger would chime with the feelings are many many people way beyond the usual lefty activist suspects - and thats exactly why I'm going.

, I was drawn to the amount of anger.

I was just curious if he was equally angry at the government and what he was going to do about that. It's quite possible that by stomping around the financial section will help him and was wondering if stomping around the pariliment buildings was on his list of things to do.

 

[Fictionist]

Why don't you give it a rest you muppet. Anyone that writes about "The Working Class" must be some sort of retard.

From your website "urban architectural bucolic landscapes & other abstract photography" -- you wot?!!

But you specifically mention the 'working class' in your posts regarding No Borders......with a domestic and international context!

 

[butchersapron]

When I read , I was drawn to the amount of anger.

I was just curious if he was equally angry at the government and what he was going to do about that. It's quite possible that by stomping around the financial section will help him and was wondering if stomping around the pariliment buildings was on his list of things to do.

You actually explicitly said that the government wasn't on KT's list of targets - you didn't enquire if it was. As far as i can see KT specifically targetted a political party/process in his post anyway.

 

[bluestreak]

God you're boring enumbers.

 

[e19896]

God you're boring enumbers.

Just as boring as The Middle Class:

But you specifically mention the 'working class' in your posts regarding No Borders......with a domestic and international context!

One is also confused as these wadicals, you state your corner and they become all upset, ha but he called me names nasty horrible working class type, had something to say..

It seems they can not deal with any amount of critique, thought from there mantra etc, and one of those who is active in organising the G20 counter protest got caught with there hands down the knickers of one of there students when they was teaching at Sheffield Hallam University, was asked to leave said Sheffield Hallam University..

“The majority of protest groups have promised to demonstrate peacefully, but there are fears anarchist and hardcore anti-capitalists from Britain and abroad will try to fight police in pitched battles reminiscent of the anarchist riots of the late 1990s which caused millions of pounds of damage. [...] One organiser is believed to be a senior lecturer at the University of East London.”

He being the former one from Sheffield Hallam University, Christ you could not make up this shit it already there

 

[Fictionist]

The phrase 'couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery' springs immediately to mind.

 

[Bakunin]

one of those who is active in organising the G20 counter protest got caught with there hands down the knickers of one of there students when they was teaching at Sheffield Hallam University, was asked to leave said Sheffield Hallam University..



He being the former one from Sheffield Hallam University, Christ you could not make up this shit it already there

I do hope, given that the English libel laws apply not just to someone being named, but also to anyone who can be clearly identified as the result of an allegation being made about them, you have some proper evidence to substantiate this, enumbers.

Not so much for your sake, I don't really care if the person in question were to sue you, but in case they were to sue this site or its editor.

I'd tread a little more carefully when making accusations of improper behaviour, if I were you.

 

[e19896]

I do hope, given that the English libel laws apply not just to someone being named, but also to anyone who can be clearly identified as the result of an allegation being made about them, you have some proper evidence to substantiate this, enumbers.

Not so much for your sake, I don't really care if the person in question were to sue you, but in case they were to sue this site or its editor.

I'd tread a little more carefully when making accusations of improper behaviour, if I were you.

All true mind you, been siting on this one for the right time, there is nothing there that is not true, let them sue me i aint worth shit.. I doubt they will sue
this site or its editor as they would have to prove it wrong, of this one is shure they can not, and these are the kinda people involved?

 

[winjer]

It seems they can not deal with any amount of critique, thought from there mantra etc, and one of those who is active in organising the G20 counter protest got caught with there hands down the knickers of one of there students when they was teaching at Sheffield Hallam University, was asked to leave said Sheffield Hallam University.

What year?

 

[Kaka Tim]

huh? Where did I say any of those things?

I only said that I was glad that we don't have the same financial problems as you and others have with a failing/failed banking system.

Since I have no way to experience the anger, sense of betrayal and all those other emotions that you are feeling, I have a question. Why isn't the government part of your list of people to dispise? Aren't they the ones who made it legal for your banks and financial systems to act in this way?

The government provide the vaseline to help the bankers to fuck us up the arse. The city of london is very much the heart of the beast though.

We may be at cross purposes - Are you not in the UK?
I understood your post to be implying that you wouldn't go on the protest unjustifiably angry people would be on it. Apols if I misunderstood.

 

[Kaka Tim]

All true mind you, been siting on this one for the right time, there is nothing there that is not true, let them sue me i aint worth shit.. I doubt they will sue
this site or its editor as they would have to prove it wrong, of this one is shure they can not, and these are the kinda people involved?

Its a statistical probablity that they'll be a few rapists and nonces on the demo as well - and they'll be a few shopping in your local supermarket and next time you get on train.
In fact they'll be sex criminnals of varous stripes who've bought Das Capital and Class War in the past - therefore undermining everything written in them obviously.

 

[smokedout]

and one of those who is active in organising the G20 counter protest got caught with there hands down the knickers of one of there students when they was teaching at Sheffield Hallam University, was asked to leave said Sheffield Hallam University..

you mean he had sex

im shocked, he should never be allowed near the anarchist movement again

 

[Garcia Lorca]

to be expected from the police on internet forums.

"They have cancelled all training, staff safety, courses and AL. It sucks. our shift numbers are rock bottom anyway.

Not a good time to be one of the 'normal' people and a victim "

and from the policespecials ...

"A string of some rather stupid comments removed. For goodness' sake remember where you are and who might be reading. "

looks like i got there a bit too late to see the police comments.. the police seem to be (again) provoking any "riot" ahead of the protest. all of the wording is used again, to make the protester look bad before the protests have begun.

I hope theres some "NORMAL" people on the protest.
;

 

[free spirit]

The government provide the vaseline to help the bankers to fuck us up the arse. The city of london is very much the heart of the beast though.

We may be at cross purposes - Are you not in the UK?
I understood your post to be implying that you wouldn't go on the protest unjustifiably angry people would be on it. Apols if I misunderstood.

the clue would be in spring-peeper's location bit... ie canada

 

[sonny61]

Well I am going to be watching it on telly.
Watching the mainly middle class protesters, against the mainly working class police.
Then we can look forward to threads on here, complaining of police brutality, and asking for support for those arrested.

Those who go intent on trouble, should be charged with riot, which carries a ten year sentence.
If some find themselves inside, it will be for many of them, the first time they have ever mixed with the working classes.

Meanwhile, the G20 will have gone ahead, with the protesters not having the slightest affect on any decisions made.

 

[Bakunin]

Well I am going to be watching it on telly.
Watching the mainly middle class protesters, against the mainly working class police.
Then we can look forward to threads on here, complaining of police brutality, and asking for support for those arrested.

Those who go intent on trouble, should be charged with riot, which carries a ten year sentence.
If some find themselves inside, it will be for many of them, the first time they have ever mixed with the working classes.

Meanwhile, the G20 will have gone ahead, with the protesters not having the slightest affect on any decisions made.

Obviously you have some magical crystal ball, which allows you full access to the entire plans, strategies, thoughts and feelings of the protesters, the doughnut munchers and their political masters in order to come out with such comments.

Sire, I bow to thine most incredible omniscience.

Pillock.

 

[sonny61]

Obviously you have some magical crystal ball, which allows you full access to the entire plans, strategies, thoughts and feelings of the protesters, the doughnut munchers and their political masters in order to come out with such comments.

Sire, I bow to thine most incredible omniscience.

Pillock.

I am talking about those intent on trouble with the police, bit obvious really.

 

[Bakunin]

I am talking about those intent on trouble with the police, bit obvious really.

Funny that, but aside from the doughnut munchers and the mainstream, corporate press, I haven't heard any talk of starting any riots, deliberately or otherwise, either from people I know or on the grapevine. No definite statements and no private whispers either, nothing.

There'll be quite enough for us to do already, what with all that's planned already, so I don't see us finding the time (or having the inclination, to be honest) to be going out intent on starting a riot for no reason.

 

[yield]

sonny made the same comment on a poll tax demo thread from last year.

What a bunch of brave people you all were, chasing ten coppers and then getting ran when they got a few to many for your liking.
The vast majority of working class people there were the police, whom I am sure are hated by the mainly middle class professional demonstrators.

After this great victory, remind me again, who won the next election and stayed in power?

 

[sonny61]

Funny that, but aside from the doughnut munchers and the mainstream, corporate press, I haven't heard any talk of starting any riots, deliberately or otherwise, either from people I know or on the grapevine. No definite statements and no private whispers either, nothing.

There'll be quite enough for us to do already, what with all that's planned already, so I don't see us finding the time (or having the inclination, to be honest) to be going out intent on starting a riot for no reason.

I have no problem with protests, as long as they stay within the law.
I am sure you are aware that there are some intent on trouble with the forces of law and order.
It those who should feel the full weight of the law.

 

[sonny61]

sonny made the same comment on a poll tax demo thread from last year.

And?

 

[Bakunin]

I have no problem with protests, as long as they stay within the law.
I am sure you are aware that there are some intent on trouble with the forces of law and order.
It those who should feel the full weight of the law.

Sorry, no can do.

I'm not advocating rioting at all, and I haven't heard anyone within the activist community doing so either, be it in public or private, but sometimes you have to bend or even break the rules to get the job done and, if needs be, there will be people on hand to do that.

I don't want violence, I haven't heard any of my friends and colleagues say they do either, but at the same time direct action protests, even the non-violent ones which I personally prefer, often involve a certain measure of law-breaking and I have no problem with that.

 

[e19896]

Come on now Tabbatha and Tarquin move on, Tabbatha to nasty Police Man but mother says you are as she throws her dummy out, and meanwhile Tarquin has another tantrum, because he was not allowed to be a spoilt brat, as the nasty police man gives the soap dodgers some soap, ha but but man that is totely out of order man more bullshit from Tarquin.

On the phone latter oh Mother it was a riot..

 

[Kaka Tim]

Come on now Tabbatha and Tarquin move on, Tabbatha to nasty Police Man but mother says you are as she throws her dummy out, and meanwhile Tarquin has another tantrum, because he was not allowed to be a spoilt brat, as the nasty police man gives the soap dodgers some soap, ha but but man that is totely out of order man more bullshit from Tarquin.

On the phone latter oh Mother it was a riot..

Its like some incoherent, bitter, pissed up, sad case shouting angry nonsense.

Go away you silly person.

 

[FridgeMagnet]

Come on now Tabbatha and Tarquin move on, Tabbatha to nasty Police Man but mother says you are as she throws her dummy out, and meanwhile Tarquin has another tantrum, because he was not allowed to be a spoilt brat, as the nasty police man gives the soap dodgers some soap, ha but but man that is totely out of order man more bullshit from Tarquin.

On the phone latter oh Mother it was a riot..

Saying the same thing on more than one thread doesn't mean it makes any more sense.

 

[Kaka Tim]

sonny made the same comment on a poll tax demo thread from last year.

Hes been here 2.5 years and made 93 posts - a lurker who only posts to slag off activists, protestors and anti-fascists. Copper? Fash? R wing journo? Tory party minion? Certianly a sad sack.