One year on Aubonne Bridge.

by - Sun Jun 27, 2004 16:39

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a year ago. As we have become progressively nicer, the authorities have become regressively and repressively nastier. And no-one can explain to us why. They say it's the "Evil Doers".

by iosaf Sun Jun 27, 2004 16:47

haven't i?
that looks like a technological hitch.
oh well.
CAD one is gone now. improvise. no one arrested great. look at the telecaster. we still have jobs and money we dont really deserve anyway.
eh,,, we'll go over to our special guest star the Dalia Lama now and the weather outlook.
Your Holiness-

Well its all a question of suffering.
Life is mostly about that.
Expect more of it.

Thank you very much Dalai.
(he's cheap as well) Now will the Turkish anarchist succeed where the Irish failed?
Will CAD one go Archduke FranzFerdinand?
No. I doubt very much doubt it.

If the option is having a Caesar who gets blowjobs and pretends to be nice, or having a Caesar who doesn't like condoms and is a rampant militarist, I know who I'd vote for if I were an imperial citizen.
But I'm not.
I'm a merrovinginvanjan.
and a merrovinginvanjan pleb at that.

Could someone sort out that illustration above?

by Memory Sun Jun 27, 2004 20:11

We also remember the coplovers on the "left". Michael O'Brien of the SP wrote an article where he praised the restraint of the cops at Evian and never mentioned the bridge.

by ? Sun Jun 27, 2004 20:28

We Remember
by Memory Sunday, Jun 27 2004, 7:11pm


We also remember the coplovers on the "left". Michael O'Brien of the SP wrote an article where he praised the restraint of the cops at Evian and never mentioned the bridge.

Did Michael O'brien say that? If he didnt then you have posted a lie and your motive must be questioned. Perhaps you would post the article then everyone could see for themselves what was said?

by Memory Sun Jun 27, 2004 20:30

The article by him in (his masters) Voice didnt mention what happened on the bridge.

by Memory Sun Jun 27, 2004 20:41

"Unlike Gothenburg and Genoa, where the capitalist state tried to take the movement on by intimidation and violent repression, the strategy they employed for Geneva and Evian was somewhat different, a backhanded recognition that the movement is here to stay. On this occasion the main blockade and demonstration in Geneva was totally unimpeded by the state. Likewise the French and Swiss border guards, immigration control and customs officers were nowhere to be seen when the mass demonstrations of over 100,000 converged on the border.

Far more useful in terms of propaganda from their point of view, were the violent clashes that did take place in nearby Lausanne and later in the evening in Geneva between riot police and the Black Bloc anarchists. Naturally the media gave disproportionate coverage to these clashes despite the fact that the numbers involved were completely dwarfed by the main demonstrations."

No mention of the cops attacking peaceful protesters on the bridge but he still found room to attack the Black Blok. Theres a lot more reformist rubbish in the June Voice.

by ? Sun Jun 27, 2004 20:56

not quite the same thing is it?

"We also remember the coplovers on the "left". Michael O'Brien of the SP wrote an article where he praised the restraint of the cops at Evian and never mentioned the bridge."

But I am sure you have your reasons:)

by Memory Sun Jun 27, 2004 20:59

People can read and make their own minds up. There is no criticism of the cops, no mention of the bridge. But the SP managed to get a dig in at the Black Blok.

by - Tue Jun 29, 2004 21:01

two after the case began verdict came-
Guilty.
Seemingly loads of noise was made.
So they are now guilty of "endangering the lives of motorists" and face a mix of suspended prison sentances and costs.

It is unclear whether they are going to get to bring anysort of action against the Police.
It really is a "fuckoff" message. no?