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Justice for whom? Fortnum and Mason vs the 99%

Adam Ramsay 17 November 2011 Justice for whom? Fortnum and Mason vs the 99%2011-11-17T16:32:16+00:00 Green Parties 8 Comments
This piece first appeared on the Red Pepper blog Before the credit crunch, the last run on a UK bank was in 1878. The directors of the Bank of Glasgow…
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First 10 of the Fortnum and Mason 145 Found Guilty

LutherBlissett 17 November 2011 First 10 of the Fortnum and Mason 145 Found Guilty2011-11-17T11:54:18+00:00 Green Parties No Comment
The first 10 of the Fortnum and Mason 145 were today found guilty of "Aggravated Trespass" for a peaceful protest in which no evidence was produced of intimidation. Here is…
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Prosecution of a F&M145 arrestee falls apart

EddBauer 14 November 2011 Prosecution of a F&M145 arrestee falls apart2011-11-14T19:06:54+00:00 Green Parties 4 Comments
Today my trial for a two hour sit-in at Fortnum and Mason ended far faster than anyone estimated. The trial was scheduled to end on the November 30th, however a…
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Fortnum and Mason 145 Trial: Day 2

LutherBlissett 14 November 2011 Fortnum and Mason 145 Trial: Day 22011-11-14T17:45:27+00:00 Green Parties No Comment
Report from the courtroom from an anonymous ‘Spartacus’, first published at the FM145 website here. To begin with the court was adjourned until 11, DJ snow was at a meeting…
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Day One of the Fortnum and Mason 145 Trial

LutherBlissett 13 November 2011 Day One of the Fortnum and Mason 145 Trial2011-11-13T13:27:38+00:00 Green Parties No Comment
Report from the court room by an anonymous defendant originally posted at the FM145 site. Nerve racking morning, early start, with all the anticipation of an 8 months wait since…
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Why privatisation is wrong – from a parent of a child with special needs.

Bright Green Editors 5 November 2011 Why privatisation is wrong – from a parent of a child with special needs.2011-11-05T13:30:16+00:00 3 Comments
This post is published as a series of blogs about privatisation and in support of the ‘Week of Auctions organised by an alliance of anti-cuts groups across the UK. The…
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Technology, self-organisation & some dreams for the #Occupy movement…

Bright Green Editors 5 November 2011 Technology, self-organisation & some dreams for the #Occupy movement…2011-11-05T10:30:22+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
This post is by Liam Barrington-Bush, and first appeared at Concrete Solutions On my first day hanging around Finsbury Square, the 2nd London manifestation of the #Occupy movement, I met…
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Some thoughts on LSX

Bright Green Editors 4 November 2011 Some thoughts on LSX2011-11-04T09:30:50+00:00 Green Parties 3 Comments
By Daniel Fisher "My mistake - a terrible mistake for a radical - was in thinking too small. You do not win because of your rhetoric. You do not win…
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Why I love Samba

Bright Green Editors 29 October 2011 Why I love Samba2011-10-29T18:00:25+01:00 Green Parties 20 Comments
This is a response by guest writer Nadia Idle to Adam Ramsay's article Why I hate Samba, published in the first edition of the Occupied Times. Adam Ramsay, you are…
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OK, the Times talks shit. Now can we move on?

Adam Ramsay 28 October 2011 OK, the Times talks shit. Now can we move on?2011-10-28T15:30:15+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 5 Comments
In response to the 'expose' across the right wing press that people occupying London don't actually sleep in their tents, the occupiers have released a video: What it shows is…
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