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Dozens of coloured balls - many with slogans written on them - have collected against the Downing Street railings, thrown by #Balls2TheBudget protesters.
Relaxed police outside Downing Street smile, surrounded by coloured balls thrown by DPAC #Balls2TheBudget protesters.
This chart shows how we have TWO different forms of government at work.
One form is Constitutional Republic, of THE PEOPLE.
The second is MAJORITY RULE DEMOCRACY (aka mob/elite rule) which covers Commercial Law under Maritime Law designed to settle Claims and Remidies which are not operated in the best interest of The People.
This is a weird one.
Temple Quay is this shiny new development of offices that in one of the most deprived wards in England - it's in the 1% most deprived Super Output Areas (the unit you measure deprivation in - a small area of about 1,500 people) in the country. Temple Quay are shiny offices dropped in with no relationship to the area, and is part 1 of the whole development. The next stage is Temple Quay 2, the other side of the harbour. It used to be things like garages, workshops and a police car garage - now it's all been knocked down and very posh flats are going up that will be right next to some Council housing and very poor housing. This fence is part of the gateway from the Easton side to Temple Quay - where you'd walk over the footbridge to get to the offices, with empty flat land waiting to be gentrified. Just across the river is a concrete set of steps where people sit at lunchtime, a square with a really soul-less Wetherspoons pub, and the route to the station. It's been interesting seeing the class-war-in-graffiti that's broken out on the fence......
This bit doesn't make sense - the answer to build something for not-rich people is that people who aren't rich destroy everything? Bizarre....
The 'Occupy' movement in Finsbury Square,London.
They were moved from originally being camped at Westminster Abbey.
photo Simon Hayward 3.6.2012
A DPAC protester holds a small round placard which reads "Balls to the Budget". The centre illustration is a pair of cartoon testes.
A contractor carries a section of crowd barrier outside Downing Street as police prepare for DPAC's #Balls2TheBudget protest.
Multicoloured balls thrown by DPAC #Balls2TheBudget protesters gather against the Downing Street railings. In the background an armed officer looks warily at the crowd.
I got up at stupid-o-clock to catch a coach from Bradford and joined tens of thousands on Saturday 20th June to march against austerity in London. Making the poorest and most vulnerable pay for problems created by the rich is plain wrong and stupid. We should be protecting our people and services, not cutting and culling them.