Tuesday, 7 April 2009

Filth start "Summer of Rage"

Riot pigs "helping" the public 

We were told Ian Tomlinson died of 'natural causes' and that the police were being impeded from helping him by protesters pelting them with bottles. Having further decreed that filming or photographing pigs in uniform ought to be illegal, it is pretty clear that they were hoping to have a carte blanche for their own "Summer of Rage". Ironically, it was a "fund manager from New York who was in London on business" who managed to film these crucial moments. 

Watch the video. Moments later he collapses and dies of a massive heart attack. 

As already mentioned, Superintendent David Hartshorn announced the "Summer of Rage" earlier this year. He should be sacked and prosecuted for a breach of the peace. The pig who fatally shoved Tomlinson ought to be sacked and done for manslaughter. All those involved in maintaining the lie that the police had originally peddled should also be sacked and prosecuted. The coroner who returned the fraudulent autopsy should be sacked and prosecuted.

Will any of this happen? Of course not: See De Menezes. The Met may have been tackling racism in their ranks, but they have forgotten to get rid of the cunts. 

2 comments:

Undergroundman said...

Olching!

I never thought I could be interested in Moldova.

But after digging around for some facts it has become clear that the leader of the Twitter Revolution is associated with far right nationalists who want to dissolve Moldova as a nation.

Mark Almond has also done an interesting anti-war radio broadcast with Scott Horton.

There is also a Mark Almond lecture at Cowgate in London on Ukraine this coming Monday ( 20 April ).

olching said...

Hi Karl,

That's quite interesting.

Where can I find the radio broadcast? Is it on BBC i-player?

I noticed you mentioned the Almond lecture elsewhere and was thinking about going, but I cannot due to work. Would be interested to read about it.