Video: Police Battling to Control Streets of London (UK News)
Submitted by UKLooney on Sat, 03/26/2011 - 19:49Tonight, police are still battling to keep control of the streets of central London.
And the government cutbacks have yet to come into effect...
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Agent provocatuers
Everywhere... I wonder where the money comes from to fund these very confused individuals...
oh that's right... the central banks... via the government cronies who needs these people desperately to remain in charge
It's always a show... that's why theater majors are so important.
The Fireteam for Freedom lives on!
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I made a partial transcript from another vedio of encouragment
Emergency Broadcast - Revolution Imminent - Europe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pO9JHgttoUo
5:32/11:32
“This could be it. There’s enough of us starting to realize just how brutalized we are and there’s no reason why Cairo, why Egypt can’t come to central London.
The revolution ... the awakening world wide; this political awakening of which Brzezinski is so scared of ... is going to spread. It is going to destroy the new world order; it’s going to destroy Zionism. It’s going to re-establish the human spirit and actually put good people back on top.
"It’s such a beautiful day today and it just all feels like everything is happening for a reason … everything is coming together. I for one cannot go another year like this. And now that we are poised to invade Libya, the no fly zones and we’re going to murder ten’s of thousands of civilians and it’s under the guise of a humanitarian mission. Well ladies and gentlemen, you are the warriors, you are the ones with spirit. This goes out to all the police, all the secret service agents, all the CIA, all the MI6 … you guys live in the same world as us; you are human beings and your life also has values. So stop obeying the queen, the president, which ever fucking scumbag that you’ve sworn your allegiance to and given up your own humanity.
We don’t live in a world of peace; we don’t live in a world of joy right now, because we’ve allowed ourselves to be complacent. And those who wish to destroy and separate us, those psychopaths who love money and power; we’ve been complacent and let them get to the top.
But there’s a good point to all of this ladies and gentlemen, there’s a very good point. The harder our struggle, the harder our fight the more glorious our victory … This is the fight of our generation and it has to be done!” ~cveitch
And never forget, “Humans, despite our artistic pretensions, our sophistication and many accomplishments, owe the fact of our existence to a six-inch layer of topsoil and the fact that it rains.”
Empire is a costly venture
Each Cruise missile fired costs 500,000 pounds
Rule Britannia....
Can you Imagine what would happen if, like the United States,...
those people could be armed and had their own roof snipers?
If government officials wants sacrifices, they should start with themselves, and they shouldn't use this economic crisis to take advantage of constituents, like Governor Walker and the GOP did in Wisconsin.
I'm much less afraid of Marxists than the "know-nothings" on this site that celebrate revolutions in the Mideast but condemn them in the West. Government can't provide basic services, but has no problem finding funds to intimidate, oppress, spy, torture and imprison us.
Collective bargaining should
Collective bargaining should be gone. You can't advocate for freedom and collective bargaining. From what I've seen as a teacher, in practice, they are opposites. Sorry, unrelated I know.
However, I wholeheartedly agree with the rest of your post. Revolutions have improved society in general throughout history and have spawned better and better governmental models and ideas. Taking part in revolution is the your ultimate vote.
I won't bother quoting any founders or founding documents. We all know.
NOTE: I am not advocating violence in any way. The content of the post is for intellectual, theoretical, and philosophical discussion. FEDS, please don't come to my house.
What will the streets look
What will the streets look like when they start the lay off of government workers?
Ireland for Freedom
anarchists
demanding government stuff cracks me up every time.
i'd wear a mask too, if i was that confused.
"The two weakest arguments for any issue on the House floor are moral and constitutional"
Ron Paul
Madison, Wisconsin (Little
Madison, Wisconsin (Little Moscow) on steroids
There is no Left or Right -- there is only freedom or tyranny. Everything else is an illusion, an obfuscation to keep you confused and silent as the world burns around you." - Philip Brennan
"Invest only in things that you can stand in front of and pr
More videos from today. These people look very angry.
http://www.telegraph.co.u...
Up to 500,000 protestors attend anti-cuts demo
Organisers of a huge protest against the Government's public spending cuts tonight hailed the demonstration a "fantastic success" after hundreds of thousands of people joined the biggest event of its kind for over 20 years.
Between 400,000 and 500,000 teachers, nurses, firefighters, council and NHS workers, other public sector employees, students, pensioners and campaign groups from across the UK marched through central London to a rally where union officials and Labour leader Ed Miliband condemned the "brutal" cuts in jobs and services.
http://www.independent.co...
I thought
today's protests were to be peaceful, and the Love Police were to be in attendance, as well?? Or was their protest usurped??
(Read the show more area of this video):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pO9JHgttoUo
O.P.O.G.G. - Fighting the attempted devolution of the rEVOLution
Ron Paul 2012...and beyond
BAN ELECTRONIC VOTING!!
Re-assuring vedio ... thanks. People care!
“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.”
~John F. Kennedy
And never forget, “Humans, despite our artistic pretensions, our sophistication and many accomplishments, owe the fact of our existence to a six-inch layer of topsoil and the fact that it rains.”