Phone Call for my mp

uselesseater · Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 7:17 pm Post subject: Phone Call for my mp

Just had a phonecall from my MP who was responding to my letter re:'What is acceptable in the pursuit of the war on terror'.

He caught me totaly unawares so I didn't give a great account of myself though I did get to mention the 9/11 wargames. He said out of his constituants that my view on police raids etc.. puts me in a small minority.

Pikey · Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 9:33 pm Post subject:

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uselesseater · Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:27 pm Post subject:

It was more in reference to the forest gate incident and the question of what new powers are acceptable. I mentioned John Yoo's comments regarding the torture of children which he didn't seem too woried about.

He argued that we have always had drachonian legislation in 'times of war' pfft! I forgot the way people compare the war on terror to WWII but ignore all the obvious paralells reichstaag fire decree and all.

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I woke someone up who didn't suspect a thing about 9/11 etc.

He went home with LC2E and Road to Tyrany and a list of links to look up!

hampton

it's no coincidence that protest has been banned near parliament just as significant numbers of people are waking up.

911 truthers were starting to use the open mike that used to be there on wed evenings (3 years) and hassle mps about it.

i reckon 10% of the euro/usa public now think something's wrong with the official version.

look at the online petitions: 11,000+ in the usa, 500+ in the uk

everyday on the news there's a terrorism related story to keep us scared.

they're probably having to hit places like india now coz they know it's easier to get away with.

if you give the average man on the street, who's never even considered it, a few selected facts (i.e. don't bore him to death) he'll go away with eye's at least half open.

tell him not to believe the news and don't be scared coz that's what they want.

uselesseater · Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 3:06 pm Post subject:

I was actually reading the bill banning loudspeakers in parliament square and .... you can use a loudspeaker if it's on a hovercraft!

Incidently what 'reasons' did they give for banning loudspeakers/protest.

hampton · Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 3:27 pm Post subject: critical mass

the monthly london cycle
meet 6-7pm under waterloo bridge (south side)
last friday of each month

200+ cyclists

they were given leaflets by police saying not to go to parliament.
1000 cyclists turned up and nothing more has been said.

also i think the organisers won in the high court for the right not to tell the police the route before hand.

the fact is no one really knows where it's going to go.
it's those at the front and the bulk that follow them

uselesseater · Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 12:21 am Post subject:

Yes everyone should take the attitude of the cyclists and ignore these laws.

Without our consent nothing is possible!

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