2legged
@2legged@mastodon.ie  ·  activity timestamp 11 hours ago

More hero cops in London this afternoon, bravely putting their lives on the line by arresting a 68-year-old woman for terrorism.

This wicked criminal had been wearing a t-shirt supporting #PalestineAction whilst telling a reporter that her father was a holocaust survivior. But the boys in blue bravely put a stop to the deadly t-shirt-wearing. (#DefendOurJuries)

Video from https://x.com/novaramedia/status/1964366719750734195

The video captures a protest taking place in Parliament Square, London, on Saturday, 4th September. It begins with a woman wearing a white t-shirt that reads, "THIS DAUGHTER OF A HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR SAYS: STOP THE." She is standing in front of a large, historic building with a clock tower, and the text overlay reads, "The Moment Daughter Of Holocaust Survivor Arrested For Supporting Palestine Action." The woman is being interviewed, as indicated by the microphone held by a reporter. The scene then shifts to a man in a black t-shirt with a logo, holding a microphone and asking, "You're here in this protest - what." The background shows a crowd with flags, including the Palestinian flag, and police officers. The text overlay changes to, "the government regards as a nest of terrorists." The man continues, "How do you feel about that?" The woman responds, "I'm deeply distressed, by it." The video concludes with the woman elaborating, "I mean, I'm nearly 68." Throughout the video, the setting remains consistent, with the historic building and the crowd visible in the background.
The video captures a protest taking place in Parliament Square, London, on Saturday, 4th September. It begins with a woman wearing a white t-shirt that reads, "THIS DAUGHTER OF A HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR SAYS: STOP THE." She is standing in front of a large, historic building with a clock tower, and the text overlay reads, "The Moment Daughter Of Holocaust Survivor Arrested For Supporting Palestine Action." The woman is being interviewed, as indicated by the microphone held by a reporter. The scene then shifts to a man in a black t-shirt with a logo, holding a microphone and asking, "You're here in this protest - what." The background shows a crowd with flags, including the Palestinian flag, and police officers. The text overlay changes to, "the government regards as a nest of terrorists." The man continues, "How do you feel about that?" The woman responds, "I'm deeply distressed, by it." The video concludes with the woman elaborating, "I mean, I'm nearly 68." Throughout the video, the setting remains consistent, with the historic building and the crowd visible in the background.
2legged
@2legged@mastodon.ie  ·  activity timestamp 11 hours ago

More hero cops in London this afternoon, bravely putting their lives on the line by arresting a 68-year-old woman for terrorism.

This wicked criminal had been wearing a t-shirt supporting #PalestineAction whilst telling a reporter that her father was a holocaust survivior. But the boys in blue bravely put a stop to the deadly t-shirt-wearing. (#DefendOurJuries)

Video from https://x.com/novaramedia/status/1964366719750734195

The video captures a protest taking place in Parliament Square, London, on Saturday, 4th September. It begins with a woman wearing a white t-shirt that reads, "THIS DAUGHTER OF A HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR SAYS: STOP THE." She is standing in front of a large, historic building with a clock tower, and the text overlay reads, "The Moment Daughter Of Holocaust Survivor Arrested For Supporting Palestine Action." The woman is being interviewed, as indicated by the microphone held by a reporter. The scene then shifts to a man in a black t-shirt with a logo, holding a microphone and asking, "You're here in this protest - what." The background shows a crowd with flags, including the Palestinian flag, and police officers. The text overlay changes to, "the government regards as a nest of terrorists." The man continues, "How do you feel about that?" The woman responds, "I'm deeply distressed, by it." The video concludes with the woman elaborating, "I mean, I'm nearly 68." Throughout the video, the setting remains consistent, with the historic building and the crowd visible in the background.
The video captures a protest taking place in Parliament Square, London, on Saturday, 4th September. It begins with a woman wearing a white t-shirt that reads, "THIS DAUGHTER OF A HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR SAYS: STOP THE." She is standing in front of a large, historic building with a clock tower, and the text overlay reads, "The Moment Daughter Of Holocaust Survivor Arrested For Supporting Palestine Action." The woman is being interviewed, as indicated by the microphone held by a reporter. The scene then shifts to a man in a black t-shirt with a logo, holding a microphone and asking, "You're here in this protest - what." The background shows a crowd with flags, including the Palestinian flag, and police officers. The text overlay changes to, "the government regards as a nest of terrorists." The man continues, "How do you feel about that?" The woman responds, "I'm deeply distressed, by it." The video concludes with the woman elaborating, "I mean, I'm nearly 68." Throughout the video, the setting remains consistent, with the historic building and the crowd visible in the background.
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@Geri@mastodon.online  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago

13 people were arrested by Norfolk Police in Norwich City Centre last Saturday in a demonstration that, interestingly, was not coordinated by #defendourjuries

The people were "holding placards showing support" for #PalestineAction

This now makes the total number of arrests 715
Top Totty
@Geri@mastodon.online  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago

13 people were arrested by Norfolk Police in Norwich City Centre last Saturday in a demonstration that, interestingly, was not coordinated by #defendourjuries

The people were "holding placards showing support" for #PalestineAction

This now makes the total number of arrests 715
Tom Stoneham
@tomstoneham@dair-community.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago

"The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear." (Nemik's Manifesto)

That is where we are. A government confident in its legitimacy could have completely undermined yesterday's protest by not arresting people. Instead, millions will wake up this morning more angry than they were yesterday, more aware of the true nature of this government. #DefendOurJuries
Tom Stoneham
@tomstoneham@dair-community.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago

"The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear." (Nemik's Manifesto)

That is where we are. A government confident in its legitimacy could have completely undermined yesterday's protest by not arresting people. Instead, millions will wake up this morning more angry than they were yesterday, more aware of the true nature of this government. #DefendOurJuries
Aral Balkan
@aral@mastodon.ar.al  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

What the UK needs are mass protests with hundreds of thousands of people holding those “I OPPOSE GENOCIDE – I SUPPORT PALESTINE ACTION” signs.

They can arrest 50.

They can arrest 100.

They cannot arrest 100,000.

They cannot arrest a million.

#Palestine #PalestineAction#FreePalestine#UK #protest #israel #genocide#ethnicCleansing #apartheid#settlerColonialism#StopIsrael#StopArmingIsrael#StopTheGenocide#YourGovernmentHasFailed#powerToThePeople
sheislaurence
@sheislaurence@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
@aral I think that's the aim of Aug 9th from #DefendOurJurieshttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1i8_mrhdM3EtVnvK0uBxFWyJrt8NcR8JorlOBJTS97nQ/edit?tab=t.0