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9:45pm 18th October
As the #OccupyDemocracy protest in London heads towards the end of its second day, police are attempting to violently close down the peaceful occupation of Parliament Square. [1]
The violent turn of events follows thousands of people marching in London as part of the TUC march against austerity and for a living[…]
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October 18, 2014 Category: Democracy Action Working Group, Press No Comments 
By Inka Stafrace
I was a camper and filmmaker at St.Pauls and whether I should or not I tend to feel a sense of pride when I see the Occupy name being used to promote campaigns and movements for the social good. I feel that I played a substantial role, along with about 200 others[…]
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October 15, 2014 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Energy, Equity & Environment No Comments
Challenging UKIPs racism: Austerity and cuts & the myths about Immigration
Challenging the racist lies of UKIP: Fight Austerity- Oppose racist scapegoating :
educational meeting with economist Michael Burke and Lee Jasper came down to speak on behalf of BARAC(Zita Holbourne – had to cancel due to the flu).
This was jointly organised by SELPA[…]
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October 14, 2014 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Livestream No Comments
Many of us are tempted to look back at 2011 or perhaps 2012 as our “glory days”. Why is that? Is it because our impact was just so huge back then? Is that our impact is just so small now? Is it that we had a real chance to change the world back then but[…]
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October 13, 2014 Category: An Occupier's Perspective No Comments
By Inka Stafrace and Obi Live
October 11th 2014.
If you believe in astrology you should definitely find something happening in the stars for October 11th 2014. If not…well maybe you should ditch astrology! October 11th 2014 was the Global Frackdown Action Day and the European Day of Action for TTIP. Activists uniting globally[…]
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October 12, 2014 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Livestream, News No Comments
Crossposted from Law vs Justice by Tina-Louise Rothery
For the past three years I have often been made to feel like I am a criminal; made to feel that my actions cause fear and that I am not entitled to justice because I made the decision to stop being taken through life according to[…]
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October 9, 2014 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Fracking News, Legal, News, Occupy Law No Comments
Fracking protester cleared of obstructing police after court rules GMP got the law wrong
An appeal panel has ruled that Greater Manchester Police got the law wrong when they arrested an activist outside Barton Moss Community Protection Camp
He had attached himself by the neck to a door handle inside an orange single-decker parked outside[…]
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October 8, 2014 Category: Fracking News, Legal, Occupy Law No Comments
South London People’s Assembly Conference. Saturday 4 October at Lambeth Town Hall, Brixton.
Great report of Saturday’s fantastic South London People’s Assembly in South West Londoner! More pictures to follow! Thanks to everyone who came down to take part in discussions on austerity and housing, disability, young people, the NHS, benefit justice and the living[…]
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October 8, 2014 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Livestream No Comments
No Poor Doors! No to Social Segregation! Oct 8th! The pressure is building!
This was the original invite.
Every Wednesday! 6 till 7! Get down next Wednesday 8th October as it’s hotting up! Support the ongoing demonstrations against “Poor Doors” at 1 Commercial St where “the entrance for lower-income tenants is banished to an alley[…]
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October 8, 2014 Category: An Occupier's Perspective, Livestream No Comments
