Class War protest Rees-Mogg freak show
London Palladium, London. Tue 26 Feb 2019
Class war continue to protest in front of the threatre
They are standing at one side of the entrance and not obstructing
it
and argue when police tell them to move across the street
but evetually are threatened with arrest unless they move, and reluctantly
continue the protest from the other
side of the street.
'Lord Snooty'
'Mogg - Tax Dodging Snob'
'No Brexishit Remoan - Revolution!'
'£38 Freak Show'
'Rees Mogg' and Mother Hysteria kiss
Police keep a close watch
A woman comes to scream insults at 'Mother Hysteria' . Police tell
her that people have a right to protest
and the protest continues
Flik gives a pirate's view of Rees-Mogg
and Martin speaks his mind
Police come and threaten Jane who has brought some stink bombs with
her. They say these are offensive weapons
She says they are just a joke item, solid in joke shops
and laughs when they say she may be arrested.
Sargeant Jones tells her he is serious about this, and asks her to
produce some indentification
She shows her Freedom Pass
An officer points her towards the shop wall, saying they are going
to search her
she says 'You can't searcfh a nun!' but they do.
It takes the officer at least 20 minutes to write out her notice of stop
and search, perhaps because he is at a loss
trying to find some way that doesn't make the police action sound stupid.
Most of the protesters have gone back
to the pub before he finished it - and I've left for home and to file my
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