Grubs Camped Outside St Pauls ( 2 )

[Dedworth]

The pond life will be evicted

Anti-capitalist protesters camping outside St Paul's Cathedral today exhausted their last chance of staying at the site when they were refused permission by the Court of Appeal to challenge orders evicting them.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1n88eWsT0

[Dedworth]

Rubbish clearance begins. I hope the authorities are putting them through a sheep dip

Police and bailiffs have moved in to remove tents from the Occupy London camp at St Paul's Cathedral.

The operation, which began just after midnight, was mostly peaceful but there were 20 arrests.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17187180

[les_taxi]

Good riddance

[joebloggs]

what happened to your right to protest dedworth , May's not doing a good job at all , time you camped outside her office, maybe she would taken action and start deporting the Criminal rights lot

[Dedworth]

what happened to your right to protest dedworth , May's not doing a good job at all , time you camped outside her office, maybe she would taken action and start deporting the Criminal rights lot

This Occupy rabble should have been baton rounded and hosed down when they first started their "protest" - swift action is needed not months of expensive court action. Same thing with those Dale Farm Pikeys - water cannon and the riot squad - they don't like it up 'em

[joebloggs]

would you insist on the same treatment, if people started protesting about visa fees, english tests, and now the minimum income to bring your spouse to the UK ?

[Dedworth]

No probs in my book Joe with the age old system of organised peaceful demonstrations causing the temporary closure of the odd tube station etc.

It's when the scum turn violent or denying access to public areas where there needs to be robust action from the offset - eg Diddys pitching up on your local park, a mob rampaging through the West End causing wanton damage. Swift action with gas, boots and riot sticks is required.