Blair Ice Sculpture
A 4 foot bust of Tony Blair sculpted in ice has been unveiled by environmental activists in Trafalgar Square. It contains a book called I Count by campaign group Stop Climate Chaos. I should imagine it'll be a bit soggy by the time the sculpture melts. And why choose Tony Blair? His record on environmental issues isn't too bad. It's President Bush who's been in denial about the whole thing. "Climate change? What climate change?" He'll still be saying that when the next great flood swamps the White House. What a wally!
posted by Unknown @ 11.10.06
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Mrs Weggis thinks there is one too many O's in the book title!
You got me. I was looking for a spelling mistake!
10.00am Cycle protest assembles at Lincoln's Inn Fields, South side (Holborn/Temple tube). Goes via ExxonMobil offices, Australian Embassy and Downing Street to arrive at US embassy at 11.30 am.
11.00am Rally opens : Messages from around the world, performance poetry & musical protest with "Seize the Day" and others.
12 noon Main Rally at US Embassy, Grosvenor Square. Speakers include George Monbiot, Colin Challen MP, Caroline Lucas MEP, Norman Baker MP, Zac Goldsmith.
1.00 pm March for Global Climate Justice from US embassy to Trafalgar Square
1.45 - 2.00 pm March joins i-Count's.. Mass Gathering in Trafalgar Square
1.00 - 3.00pm i-Count Mass Gathering in Trafalgar Square
Stop climate chaos are limiting their activities to the UK but the march organisers, CCC, are keen on international solidarity, more on: http://www.campaigncc.org/.
Join us for the biggest event of the year to stop climate chaos!
Hi, Calvin
Er...am I right in assuming you mean this Saturday: 14 October? I wouldn't want to pedal miles for nothing, especially as I haven't got a bicycle.
Er...nothing personal, but has anyone warned you that there is scientific research that shows a link between regular bicycling and impotency? It may be green, but it puts a lot of pressure in the wrong place! My advice is to leave pedalling to women.
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