G8 Evian: Police in Court in the Aubonnebridge Case

by - Tue Feb 14, 2006 11:31

either he was very lucky to survive falling 20 metres (60 foot) or he was carried by angels.
Maybe he knew how to fall. He still had a broken pelvis, back and foot but recovered. All over Europe people threw cut mountaineering cords at their "representatives". Some climbed up in front of Swiss diplomatic missions and they tried to ignore it all, being proud and helvetian and aloof and "immune". Then they began to learn.

It cost a lot of money to repair his body.

before the policeman cut the rope. Pretty obvious cutting the rope was going to introduce "gravity".

A moment later : This how he almost met his grave.

by - Wed Feb 15, 2006 21:32

"The prosecutor (lawyer of state) is demanding that the two policemen be acquitted. He is clearly trying to turn the situation upside down and make the accused (aggressors) into the victims of the police intervention...

The verdict will be announces Friday, 17th of February at 11.45 am. We call for everyone to come to the court for the verdict.

A more detailed briefing of today is currently being prepared..."
http://www.aubonnebridge.net/index.php

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the victim of police negiligence and arguably the near victim of "manslaughter / homocide / murder" had problems in the immediate aftermath of the incident which for most would seem utterly ludicrous. Paying the swiss paramedic bills, and of course paying the people who put his broken body back together again. Remember he broke his back, pelvis and foot. That is a lot of little bones and while you wait for them to repair you need tubes, painkillers, constant attention and stuff like that.
He asked later in the process not to be indentified, which is why i refer to him as "he" or "him, I honestly don't know if he wishes now to be named. Though a briton, and thus a UK subject /citizen he was resident in Barcelona, and was not really what most would consider a "paid-up" pension and health plan type.

One of the points being made is this :- From the 1st of June 2004 the previous "health entitlements" assured by the E111 "e one eleven" scheme were replaced by the European Health Insurance Card for the EU and EEA {European Economic Area} states. Switzerland though a member of the EEA at its adoption in 1992 left it after a referendum, it didn't come into force till June 2004. of course in 2005 the Swiss returned to referenda on their association with the EU in general and the Shengen and Dublin accords in particular. "all very diplomatic". So kids, if you go to a foregin country on our great continent (protesting or not), ensure before hand that your health costs are provided for. You ought ask your local health centre (if there is one under the FF/PD regime) for information.

The other point was - remember Aubonne is still an open campaign.
& even if you're not that interested in what occured then or after, you can still learn a lot from it.

by doctor Wed Feb 15, 2006 23:14

If you find yourself falling 20 metres = 60 foot after being suspended on a rope and { are carried by angels to the ground / know yourself to be lucky / are confident of your cat-like ability to fall } you had better remember that the effect of "g" and your "body mass" will not break (in previous comments / article / links / press release / search terms) afore mentioned pelvis, back and foot @ least :
& further put the complete nervous system into shock, followed by inflamation of all nerves, the vertebral column & spinal cord, organs (risking internal bleeding and rib cage collapse) & place extreme shock factor on the cranium (brain, sensory organs but touch). If you survive such a fall you are :- post-{"carried by angels to the ground / having a lucky break / are proven in your ability to fall"} ( / vindicated in your complaint).

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the press release of several days ago. of course we're waiting on the verdict & or thus in "times" of extended psychological, social, psychic, political, judicial, geopolitical, democratic, european and general "judger" terms.
http://www.aubonnebridge.net/PressRelease_english_08.02...6.doc

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Oh yeah they still need money.
how much is the (€ = $ = £ = ChF)?

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it would hurt like hell too

update - click image - read article

by iosaf - (we all have names) Thu Feb 16, 2006 11:17

His name is Martin Shaw. Quite a few of you knew that.
He was either carried by angels, was lucky or knew how to fall.
He lived on a squatted farm in Barcelona, one of the most exemplary projects of bio-sustainability in Europe, so much so, that the local community of land owners gave it more land to grow organic food on and the people who lived there developed and demonstrated eco-friendly low cost systems of production which are used as far away as Africa. He protested the Evian G8 summit for the most legitimate reasons.

Neither Angels nor Luck nor abilty to fall paid his hospital bills.
= Look at the clip, read the article, click on the links.
http://www.tsr.ch/tsr/index.html?siteSect=600001&sid=64...57000