Tag Archives: G20

G20 : Kids bait/yell/shove/provoke/counter police/state/corporate propaganda

Posted on August 5, 2009 by @ndy

Having successfully collected evidence that there are leftists in Berlin, and that they sometimes engage in sabotage (who knew?), Paola Totaro can now read about how tricksy Citizen journalism counters police propaganda (Paul Lewis, The Guardian, August 4, 2009). Alternatively, … Continue reading →

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G20 : Sunil & Tim (& Co.)

Posted on July 30, 2009 by @ndy

The anarchist crazies involved in the ultra-violence were in no serious sense part of the demo. Just like their black bloc mates in Europe they simply exploited the demo for their own purposes… The left should offer no comfort to … Continue reading →

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G20 (Melbourne) Update

Posted on July 9, 2009 by @ndy

“Australia and NZ remained unrepentant for their brutal suppression of indigenous independence movements in the Pacific. They rationalized such behavior as enhancing the welfare of the Islands and the human development of their people – just as they justified similar … Continue reading →

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Crazy G20 Solidarity Speech

Posted on June 15, 2009 by @ndy

“The left should offer no comfort to these crazies. We should do whatever we can to isolate them. They are wreckers. If they grow in Australia it will simply make it harder to build future protests and movements.” ~ Mick … Continue reading →

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Folk the Po-lice : G20 benefit gig, June 14, 2009

Posted on May 25, 2009 by @ndy

Over June and July, 2009, three people will finally go to trial for their role in the G20 protests in Melbourne in November, 2006. These people — Sina Brown-Davis, Tim Davis Frank, and Sunil Menon — are facing charges ranging … Continue reading →

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