Hahaha I love this story.There was a chap last week saying how he had to leave the protest as he had 'a mortgage, wife and kids'.
It's like the Glastonbury of protests.
(It's like the Glastonbury of protests.
Je suis un vagabond is an unfunny, up your own arse middle class knob,
Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:48,
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What are you talking about?If you read the articles in the links above you'll see that the tents are occupied when they're supposed to be, i.e. at night. Not during the daytime when the Daily Telegraph pictures were taken - you can use thermal imagers during the day you know.
"Local councillor Matthew Richardson has been widely quoted in the press saying that the police's thermal imaging showed 90 percent of the Occupy tents are empty overnight -- but when Kingsley tried to verify the statistic, he discovered that it was unverifiable. The police denied having originated the number, and the Councillor then changed his story, saying the statistic didn't come from "official sources." The Daily Telegraph, meanwhile, is using flaky thermal cameras trained on the tents before the protesters' normal bedtime to "prove" that it's all a Potemkin village"
("Local councillor Matthew Richardson has been widely quoted in the press saying that the police's thermal imaging showed 90 percent of the Occupy tents are empty overnight -- but when Kingsley tried to verify the statistic, he discovered that it was unverifiable. The police denied having originated the number, and the Councillor then changed his story, saying the statistic didn't come from "official sources." The Daily Telegraph, meanwhile, is using flaky thermal cameras trained on the tents before the protesters' normal bedtime to "prove" that it's all a Potemkin village"
Ysol ab abl blap,
Wed 26 Oct 2011, 14:49,
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