Thursday, March 27, 2003

SOOTHSAYERS OR SLAYERS? 'Imperialists'NSW Police Force

LATE last year the NSW Force set up protesters by placing an ad on the mainstream media news network professing that there was going to be violence at the peaceful demonstrations against WTO and now the war on Iraq. See link below: NSW Police incite violent protests at WTO meeting.

The violent spectacle began at Town Hall and resulted in two police officers and a number of protesters being injured. At least 45 mostly teenage participants were arrested including a boy aged 10 after the rally erupted into violence about 12.30pm.

Assistant Police Commissioner Dick Adams said it was clear a large proportion of protesters had come to the rally "for the express purpose of fighting police."

"We had a group of people who went to Town Hall [for] nothing other than to incite trouble," he said.

But that is what Adams said the night before and now guess what his prediction come true but was it a prediction?

Our kids are smart not stupid wake up Adams and grow up you fool and tell your boss our kids are smart. Not just that they should get a pat on the back and be proud of themselves for demonstrating for peace. Clutching placards condemning Prime Minister John Howard and US President George W. Bush, a 2000-strong group of students many wearing their school uniforms gathered for the protest at midday."No war, no war, no war, no war, no war, no war, no war no could be heard as it echoed along the street" said, GKCNN undercover reporter Don't Setmeup.

Setmeup said, "Students burnt an American flag before moving on to Hyde Park, where scores of protesters cavorted in the Archibald Fountain. Hundreds of police officers surrounded the exits to the park, ensuring the crowd was contained within its boundaries." After leaving the park, the marchers moved through the Pitt St Mall and Castlereagh St, before congregating outside Mr Howard's Phillip St offices where they were divided and locked into a space. Told not to move and jailed into position. There, the protesters hurled further insults while as least 50 police, including mounted officers, tried to contain them.

Australian Arabic community leaders condemned the violent clashes but rejected police claims the perpetrators were Middle Eastern men.

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"We're in Basra right now as we speak , in fact I've had a note just this morning from our people in Basra and they are working today in Basra to restore water and to deliver clean water to as I say 100,000 children under the age of five," Ms Phillips said.

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About 4,000-5,000 allied forces have launched what they vowed would be an all-out blitz. "We're going straight through that city," a US Marine officer, who asked not to be named, said. "It will be a Hail Mary with guns ablazing."

By ObiWan Kenobi 27 March 03, State Undercover Reporter

THE PARENTS: Shame on you Dick Adams trying to trick our kids you fool. May the Force be with you Luke!

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