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Seriously
Organised Sack Parliament Protest - October 9th 2006
The
much publiced sack parliament anti-war demo at the heart of
Westminsters exclusion zone gave the Serious and Organised Crime and
Punishment Acr (SOPCA) a thorough work out for the first time. The plan was to
surround Parliament and prevent MPs, Lords and Civil Servants from continuing
business after their Summer recess. 800 cops had other ideas. Click
Here To Download (16min, 166meg, mpeg1 format, October 2006)
- If you witnessed any of the forty arrests on the day contact www.sackparliment.org.uk
- At
the beginning of the demo a journalist Mark Vallee was assaulted by the Police
and was hospitalised if you witnessed or filmed this please contact: marc@protestphoto.co.uk
- For
more info about SOCPA see SchNEWS 483
Video
Nasties
During
Israels attacks on Gaza and the Lebanon, Sussex
Action for Peace held its second march on August 19th, protesting about the
Wests lack of response to war crimes in the Middle East. Before
the march began it soon became apparent that Sussex Police were having none of
it. Apart from the obvious Police overkill and crappy excuses for changing the
route of the march, the number of police FIT teams that were deployed was way
beyond the norm even filming kids in buggies! Click
Here To Download (9min, 91meg, mpeg1 format, September 2006) Remember,
if you are filmed by the Police at a demo you have the right to obtain a copy
of the footage they took. A good place to start is www.dataprotection.gov.uk
because if you contact the police station directly they will invariably fob you
off.
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Omar's
Mother, holding a photo of her son, with his sister & brother in their home
in Saltdean.
| Omar
Deghayes - 727 Omar
Deghayes is a 35 year old resident of Saltdean near Brighton, married with
a young son, and has been held in Guantanamo Bay for three years. In suffering
continual torture at Camp V, he has lost sight in one eye - not to mention other
physical and psychological damage - and is currently in a criticial condition
on hunger strike. His
family and friends call him Omar. In Guantanamo Bay he is simply know as
.727.
This is coverage
of the Save Omar Deghayes demonstration outside the Labour Party Conference
in Brighton on the 24th September 2005. Click
Here To Download (approx
5 mins, 22meg, Quicktime format) For
more information on Omar Deghayes see www.save-omar.org.uk
Soccer
Mums In Landmine Shocker
A new United Nations campaign designed to raise awareness about landmines is apparently
too explosive for American television, as it depicts children being blown apart
on a soccer field. According to the U.N. website promoting the ad, the idea for
the campaign is that "landmines may not be in your backyard, but they're
in the backyards of people all over the world."
All
US media outlets are refusing to broadcast this public service announcement
so we thought we would. www.brooklynbrothers.com/movies/un60.mov
See also www.landmines.org
FALL
AND FALL OUT - REPORT FROM FALLUJAH Two months after the US launched
its biggest ever assault on Fallujah, soldiers are still dying there. In this
exclusive report, Guardian Films uncover what really happened.
It
was billed as a resounding military success. Over 1,200 insurgents were meant
to have been killed and another 2,000 trapped inside Fallujah. But now this version
of events is being challenged. Far from being crushed, rebels claim they left
the city in an organised withdrawal. It was a tactical move, explains
insurgent leader Alazaim Abuthe. The fighters decided to redeploy to Amiriya.
Before they left, fighters booby-trapped many bodies. People
are too scared to move them so the corpses lie rotting all over the city. Rabid
dogs feed off them and then attack returning residents. Far from stabilising Iraq
in preparation for this months election, the assault on Falluja has fanned
the flames of civil war. Today Fallujans are too busy trying to stay alive in
freezing refugee camps to worry about ballot papers that havent arrived
for an election they have no intention of voting in. As one resident comments,
Were not interested in this sort of democracy. Guardian Films Taken
from www.apfn.net/messageboard/01-13-05/discussion.cgi.45.html View
the film - click here Little
Terrors As millions
watch England lose at the footy Iraq is handed back to Iraqis (sorry mate, it's
a bit rough round the edges and the infrastructure is shot to buggery, but hey,
you can live like us now!) Why make a film like this? Yes, we agree it's not very
nice. But, if you do happen to meet someone who seems to be able to cleverly justify
the Iraq war. Show them this. It might just shut them up. (Warning - contains
some distressing images) (3mins, June 2004) Watch
Little Terrors in RealMedia Format Modem Quality Watch
Little Terrors in RealMedia Format Broadband Quality Watch Little Terrors
in MPEG format
Wud'Ja
Fallujah It! Straight after the SchNEWS gig in Oxford during the
tour in April 2004 we went back to the recently opened OCSET squat (TESCO spelled
backwards) They had obtained Jo Wilding's harrowing eye witness account of her
experiences in Fullujah, Irac. Accounts such as hers were being totally ignored
by the corporate media. OCSET had a meeting that night and put their plans into
action the next morning....This is direct-action at it's simplest and best. (5mins)
(27MB - mpeg) SORRY
CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE See
also www.voicesuk.org
Fairford
Frolics Anti-war activists at it again - this time trying to stop
US bombers taking off from the cotswolds to murder Iraqi families (5 minutes,
March 2003) (10Mb .mov) Click here to download
NATO Naughtiness
A protest at NATO's north London headquarters in January 2003 during the run up
to war (4 minutes) (14Mb .mov) Click here to download
Carry
on Shopping The last shopping day before Xmas 2002 and anti-war
activists decide to do an action against the upcoming war inside Brighton's main
indoor shopping centre (4 minutes) (9.5Mb .mov) Click
here to download 
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