Occupy London protesters move to Limehouse
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"Finsbury Square later became an 'eco village' where sustainable technologies were showcased..."
Tom McCarthy, a resident at Finsbury Square, insists the camp serves an important purpose.
He wrote on the Occupy Finsbury Square blog: "This camp makes a political statement about our society."
Tom McCarthy, a resident at Finsbury Square, insists the camp serves an important purpose.
He wrote on the Occupy Finsbury Square blog: "This camp makes a political statement about our society."
nelly1 said:
"Finsbury Square later became an 'eco village' where sustainable technologies were showcased..."
Tom McCarthy, a resident at Finsbury Square, insists the camp serves an important purpose.
He wrote on the Occupy Finsbury Square blog: "This camp makes a political statement about our society."
Is that statement, "We don't really like hard working and successfull people working in nice clean and smart places, so we thought we'd come down and make the place look and smell like a complete sTom McCarthy, a resident at Finsbury Square, insists the camp serves an important purpose.
He wrote on the Occupy Finsbury Square blog: "This camp makes a political statement about our society."
thole, a sthole that will be cleared up at the expence of the very people we claim to speak for.....The taxpayer"f
king cretinous scumbags.essexplumber said:
Is that statement, "We don't really like hard working and successfull people working in nice clean and smart places, so we thought we'd come down and make the place look and smell like a complete sthole, a sthole that will be cleared up at the expence of the very people we claim to speak for.....The taxpayer"
thole, a sthole that will be cleared up at the expence of the very people we claim to speak for.....The taxpayer"Wail Article said:
Two weeks ago a judge heard the protest had caused £20,000 damage to the land, cost the council £26,000 on security, and lost it £12,000 in rent plus income from the square’s restaurant which had to close.
There had been an adverse impact on local business and complaints about anti-social behaviour from the camp, which increasingly became a focus for the homeless, and which had no running water or sufficient toilet facilities.
Fear not though - their new camp in Shoreditch Park will enable them to carry on with their Stirling work.There had been an adverse impact on local business and complaints about anti-social behaviour from the camp, which increasingly became a focus for the homeless, and which had no running water or sufficient toilet facilities.
The camp currently looks like this...
No doubt in a couple of months it will continue to be an area of outstanding natural beauty
essexplumber said:
fking cretinous scumbags.
Eloquently put!king cretinous scumbags.
colonel c said:
A.Drunken Scumbag said:
Hell no! We won't go! Hell no! We won't go!
A.N.Other Scumbag said:
No - we are going. We'll go peacefully. That is our victory. That we will go peacefully.
First Scumbag said:
No way - it ain't fking happening!
Nice! Have you tried getting a job at all?king happening!Or is that something that only these nasty Capitalists do?
In the language of 'Countdown' - ARSLEHOES.
Hackney always has been a hotbed for the millitant left.wolves_wanderer said:
I like what they've done with the place...
holes should be done for criminal damage. It's just getting beyond a joke.Protest all you want, until you start causing damage and making places look like third world shanty towns. If you want to live in a s
thole I'll happily subsidise your tickets to West Africa.(Mind you, I've suspected the owners of that land would love to be able to redevelop it fully. No reason not to let them now).
I believe that in the US, you call it monsoon or hurricane season 
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