Yup, got arrested and taken to court for impersonating police officers. The actual tank/apc thingy was fine as, iirc, it was decommissioned and was completely road legal.
I have a Climate Camp on my doorstep...
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Yup, got arrested and taken to court for impersonating police officers. The actual tank/apc thingy was fine as, iirc, it was decommissioned and was completely road legal.
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These camps are what Wildslings were invented for 
Get a massive supply of water-balloons, and sit on the roof of your house. After the 100th water balloon as fallen on their heads, the will get fed up
Get a massive supply of water-balloons, and sit on the roof of your house. After the 100th water balloon as fallen on their heads, the will get fed up
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Well this morning I walked over Blackheath towards Greenwich and they made me walk all the way round their fences-tbh it only added 2 minutes to my journey...
Anyone see the huge blue hoist the police have in the TA centre with about 3 cctv cameras keeping an eye on the camp?
Jonnyc90
Anyone see the huge blue hoist the police have in the TA centre with about 3 cctv cameras keeping an eye on the camp?
Jonnyc90
Thus speaks the "libertarian"...
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They "made" you walk round? It's public ground is it not?
Well the camp is surrounded by those temporary metal fences so you can't get in unless you look the part I suppose. There were more protesters walking from the station.
Thing is there were several hired lorries from places in the north- that's not green. Though some seemed to have arrived on bikes with trailers on the back.
Thing is there were several hired lorries from places in the north- that's not green. Though some seemed to have arrived on bikes with trailers on the back.
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Meh, I'd have hopped the fence 
even in libertarian society your rights stop when you use them to interfere in other peoples rights. fencing off common land and wilfully disrupting tthe lives of others qualifies. the correct ways to affect change are the market and the ballot box, not through disrupting others
Was that copper checking the tire tread
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I'm stuck with SE26 
But it is Dulwich so not TOO bad I guess.
But it is Dulwich so not TOO bad I guess.
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SE3? Pah! NW2
I see your NW2 and raise you NW1
Having lived in all three I'd still take SE3 any day of the week.
I'm stuck with SE26
Dulwich is great, it's got the picture gallery.
Then again I'm biased towards south of the river; there's nothing of any interest or use between the Thames and the Tyne.
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I was looking videos of this on youtube and found this:
I don't really agree with the whole save the world thing, but I did find it rather funny...
I don't really agree with the whole save the world thing, but I did find it rather funny...