Boris evicts campers
Discussion
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2010/jun/29/par...
Boris evicts the campers on Parliament Square finally. I have nothing against protest, but I have everything against Parliament Square turning into a camping field. They should never have allowed even a single tent to be erected.
h and take your pikey caravan with you.
And if they are still so upset - go camp outside Blair's house(s) ffs. He's the one they are upset with.
Boris evicts the campers on Parliament Square finally. I have nothing against protest, but I have everything against Parliament Square turning into a camping field. They should never have allowed even a single tent to be erected.
communist said:
However, the Green party GLA member Jenny Jones said it was "a bad day for democracy in London".
"The lack of police presence showed that the protesters were not causing a problem," she said. "Yet the mayor was dogmatic in pursuing an expensive legal process.
"The mayor has satisfied the lobby who wanted the square 'tidied up' – but at what cost to our democracy?"
Get lost b"The lack of police presence showed that the protesters were not causing a problem," she said. "Yet the mayor was dogmatic in pursuing an expensive legal process.
"The mayor has satisfied the lobby who wanted the square 'tidied up' – but at what cost to our democracy?"
h and take your pikey caravan with you.unemployed person said:
Ian, a protester in his 60s, said: "I suppose we've done quite a lot of good work in a way. It's inevitable that the state stamps on anything that challenges its authority."
No, we just don't want a camping field outside Parliament.And if they are still so upset - go camp outside Blair's house(s) ffs. He's the one they are upset with.
Edited by tinman0 on Tuesday 29th June 18:58
Randy Winkman said:
I thought it reflected well on the UK that people were allowed to protest so close to Parliament. Having said that, the protest had got much bigger lately. It's nothing like the couple of tents that it used to be.
There shouldn't be a single tent on the green!People need to learn to go home at night (to anyone's home, it doesn't matter), and come back the following morning.
It's not a campsite.
Do you agree with evicting the Parliament Square protest campers?
It currently stands at,
33.6% Yes, they're a public nuisance
66.4% No, they're exercising a democratic right.
Guardian readers!
It currently stands at,
33.6% Yes, they're a public nuisance
66.4% No, they're exercising a democratic right.
Guardian readers!
MX7 said:
Do you agree with evicting the Parliament Square protest campers?
It currently stands at,
33.6% Yes, they're a public nuisance
66.4% No, they're exercising a democratic right.
Guardian readers!
A step in the right direction..It currently stands at,
33.6% Yes, they're a public nuisance
66.4% No, they're exercising a democratic right.
Guardian readers!

34.1% Yes, they're a public nuisance
65.9% No, they're exercising a democratic right
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