Five Weapon Seller Media usually does not say what protestors are in DC for or frames issues in two-dimensional slogan terms that completely hide the issues from those who lack the code.
One might as well say then that protestors never know what they're for or against since that's all that War advertising generally allows. Here's another take on Greek protestors: http://www.google.com/search?q=greek+protests http://ampedstatus.com/economic-crisis-usa-riots ...ampedstatus.com so positive so fun I could hope...hope for another Woodstock...Monterey...me Condie and Jean Bertel had the Zapruder film and lots of stuff on three rear projection screens, nine stages, guys from my dorm dancing in leotards, James Tayler sitting on a chair in the grass playing his guitar. We called it multi-media. Then DC, sitting on a curb with Jane on Key Bridge, wow, such fun, but as Dave McGowan explains in his Laurel Canyon essays, it wasn't going anywhere. Right up on stage with Fonda and Stokely there was Renny Davis, his dad in the WH with Nixon, and we was played again. Pretty good though for no sense at all. We know it all now. Pull It, we built this city. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, "Vigilius Haufniensis" <thehatefuln...@...> wrote: > > Are they accidentally attacking the wrong shit, or are they fake protestors? The Black Bloc strikes again! -Vmann > > > > So are these pro-austerity protesters? Doubtful, it's far more likely they're just confused... but feel free to correct us if information comes out. > > http://www.businessinsider.com/greek-youth-rioters-assault-and-bloody-th\ e-union-leader-who-actually-lead-work-stoppages-against-austerity-2010-3 > Proof That The Greek Rioters Don't Even Know What They're Fighting For > > Tags: Greece, Financial Crisis, Europe > > > One has to wonder if Greek rioters even know what they are rioting against, or for. > The Associated Press has reported that the leader of Greece's largest union has been assaulted by masked youths, as a huge surge of violence erupted across Athens. > > AP: > > Demonstrators attacked the two military guards and their escorting officers, smashing windows and kicking the guard posts. Masked youths then attacked the head of Greece's largest trade union who was addressing the crowd. > > GSEE [The union] head Yiannis Panagopoulos traded blows with the rioters before being whisked away bloodied and with torn clothes. > > This is the same largest union that just held work stoppages to protest the austerity measures. > > So are these pro-austerity protesters? Doubtful, it's far more likely they're just confused... but feel free to correct us if information comes out. > > Regardless, latest violence is being billed as the worst since 2008. Thus things just got a lot worse in Athens. >
