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andyb
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Does anyone know where we can get banners made like this
I'm working near Scotland Yard at the moment and there are always news crews interviewing people. It can't be illegal to loiter in the background with a banner can it?
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flamesong
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Sounds like an excellent idea.
I just Googled banners uk and got loads of companies that do just that.
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andyb
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Cheers for that Ian. I'm sure we can all chuck a fiver in a get a pretty decent banner for any rallies or marches that we attend. How about any designers out there submitting some designs and we could take a poll in true xfactor style to decide the winning design.
Also as you said you wouldn't really want to spend all that money for the boys in blue to confiscate it. I've always been pretty rubbish at doing art and I think we need to try and look as professional as possible. Does anyone know where to get cardboard placards/posters made up so we could invest in quite a few. We really need to have some sort of logo that is recognisable, perhaps based on the truth movement in the US.
Reagrding Brian Haw, I recall that his banners must not exceed 1 foot in depth and 3 foot in width. Do we know if there were any height restrictions as I have not seen this mentioned??
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Has anyone thought of making this in to a sticker? It looks like three of these would fit nicely on an A4 sheet. If anyone can print these off I would be willing to buy say 500+ stickers, just a thought.
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scar
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I'll have a go at something similar. Just installed photoshop. Its been a while.
Not exactly sure from this thread what is wanted though. A remake of that poster with the slogan changed? Something original? Something for this site or to represent this site?
Or are you just talking about gettin banners made out of that poster?
I have some ideas but i'll wait and see whats wanted.
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Belinda
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Here's our own logo designed by David (S) who is a bit of an artist amongst his other talents, we've been using it on stationary and leaflets and I think it would look good on a T-shirt too.
There's a bit of money in the kitty for making banners & T-shirts, if you approve of this logo we'll get on with production
The slogan could be changed if people prefer another one.
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Annie
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Hi Andy
It's a great idea, but surely NSY is within the radius of the protest exclusion zone around Parliament??
I don't want to be negative, but it may be worth checking. Or perhaps we should go ahead anyway...
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andyb
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Annie,
Good point, you forget how close parliament is from here.
Does anyone know what legally constitutes a 'protest' and if there are any loopholes there. I'll continue posting stickers in the pubs nearby in the meantime. The design Belinda posted was good. I originally started this thread by asking about banners but should have wrote placards, in much the same vein as the STW cardboard placards. If these get confiscated it's not too much bother.
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| Annie Machon wrote: | Hi Andy
It's a great idea, but surely NSY is within the radius of the protest exclusion zone around Parliament??
I don't want to be negative, but it may be worth checking. Or perhaps we should go ahead anyway... |
And then become trusted heros of the Peace Movement for having been arrested and convicted of breaking that law, like Milan Rai and Maya Evans?
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| Belinda wrote: | Here's our own logo designed by David (S) who is a bit of an artist amongst his other talents, we've been using it on stationary and leaflets and I think it would look good on a T-shirt too.
There's a bit of money in the kitty for making banners & T-shirts, if you approve of this logo we'll get on with production
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Belinda,how about : MASONS WANT WAR,PEOPLE WANT PEACE?
Lets not beat about the Bush...and by the way we don't want moon godesses on banners like the 911truth.org or we'll be going down the road of the Friends of the earth snake symbolism which is a total front movement for the masonic mafia
You probably didn't realize it but America is steeped in Idols!
Yes and the Statue of Liberty is actually a replica of the Babylonian goddess "Ishtar" the Mother of Harlots and the goddess of Freedom/Liberty.
This "artwork" was created by a Freemason who wanted to honor a Masonic doctrine that dates back to before Nimrod!
Statue of Liberty - Semiramis
The Statue of Liberty is another Brotherhood symbol highlighting the lighted torch. The Statue of Liberty is actually the Statue of Liberties - the liberties perpetrated on the American people by the Brotherhood. There she stands on her island in New York Harbour holding her torch of freedom and Americans believe she is the symbol of their liberty in the Land of the Free. Nothing could be further from the truth. The Statue of Liberty was given to New York by French Freemasons and her mirror image stands on an island in the River Seine in Paris These statues of liberty are representations of Queen Semiramis and Isis et al, with the rays of the Sun around her head. The ancients symbolized the Sun in this way. And they are not holding the torch of liberty, but the torch of the illuminated ones, the reptilian Elite. The Statue of Liberty is a Brotherhood symbol which says: We control this country and we are telling you so, but you are too stupid to see it!
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