Anti-War Demo - Photos

by Gadgeteer Sun Mar 21, 2004 20:10

Anti-War Demo
Saturday 20th March 2004
3pm – 5pm
Parnell Street – Dept. of Foreign Affairs
Dublin City

by Gadgeteer Sun Mar 21, 2004 20:11

Anti-War Demo
Saturday 20th March 2004
3pm – 5pm
Parnell Street – Dept. of Foreign Affairs
Dublin City

by Gadgeteer Sun Mar 21, 2004 20:12

Anti-War Demo
Saturday 20th March 2004
3pm – 5pm
Parnell Street – Dept. of Foreign Affairs
Dublin City

by Gadgeteer Sun Mar 21, 2004 20:13

Anti-War Demo
Saturday 20th March 2004
3pm – 5pm
Parnell Street – Dept. of Foreign Affairs
Dublin City

by Gadgeteer Sun Mar 21, 2004 20:14

Anti-War Demo
Saturday 20th March 2004
3pm – 5pm
Parnell Street – Dept. of Foreign Affairs
Dublin City

by Gadgeteer Sun Mar 21, 2004 20:16

Anti-War Demo
Saturday 20th March 2004
3pm – 5pm
Parnell Street – Dept. of Foreign Affairs
Dublin City

by Eoin Dubsky Sun Mar 21, 2004 23:12

These are great photos!
the weather was so rotten - from the look of determination and energy from the people photographed above you won't know.

by observer Mon Mar 22, 2004 11:12

of every speaker except Mary Lou McDonald.

by f Mon Mar 22, 2004 11:55

were the SWP the only party there with banners? I dont think so. At least the state broadcaster, RTE, had the objectivity to show ALL of the diverse groups who took part. - Just cause its indymedia doesn't mean theres no spin!

by Gadgeteer Mon Mar 22, 2004 13:11

Hi there

I took and posted the above photos. In response to the comments above, let me outline a few facts.

1. I am NOT associated in any way with Indymedia or any other group/party. I am simply a protestor who went to the demo with my camera and took photos. Please do not assume someone is associated with a group merely on the basis of a posting.

2. “Photos of every speaker except Mary Lou McDonald” – Correction: There where 4 more speakers at the event, which are not included in the photos above. Mary Lou McDonald was not purposely excluded for any reason. In fact, I took several photos of every speaker, but only posted the ones that were of good quality or ‘artistic effect’.

3. “Party Banners? Were the SWP the only party there with banners? Just cause its indymedia doesn't mean theres no spin!” Again same as No: 1. – If it appears that I only posted SWP banners, this is purely accidental.

I thought it was a really good demo, took some photos, posted them, etc. Nothing more-Nothing less.

Gadgeteer

by Jim Mon Mar 22, 2004 13:25

It was not just the SWP. They were there but so were many other parties and non-aligned ordinary people.

Former Workers Party President Tomás MacGiolla (80)

by Red Bob Mon Mar 22, 2004 13:55

Nover mind the worped rants - great pictures, dont let them put you off.
Dont hate the media Be the media
the only drawback of free speech is you get ******* like that trooling for a squabble.
keep up the good work, we should encourage this sort of posting, this is what indymedia is for. respect Gadgeteer, hope the petty stuff dosnot put you off, we get all kinds of crazys here on indymedia.

by VIDBOD Mon Mar 22, 2004 14:11

http://www.indymedia.org.uk/media/2004/03/287553.wmv
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VIDEO windows 7 min

No SWP happy Now :)

Loads of Swimmers

Stop Shannon

Dept Injustice

No 2 Bush

by Mark - SP Mon Mar 22, 2004 18:15

Who had the flags that looked like the Anarchist Red/Black but had green in place of the red? Just curious, saw them on Saturday, never saw them before.

by maalox - geek pride Mon Mar 22, 2004 19:11

The Green and Black flag/star is the emblem of the anarcho-green movement- basically the same as the black and red but with more emphasis on ecological issues and less on class/syndicalism.

by karen eliot - The Blind Authority Manipulation Corporation Tue Mar 23, 2004 17:03

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by karen eliot Tue Mar 23, 2004 17:06

well three

by Mosheen Tue Mar 23, 2004 22:36

TUCK THE FEXAN !