Please note that embedding has been disabled on the video. Not my doing. I reckon Youtube may have done it after a request by a third party. A clue is given by the logo that has appeared on the YouTube page.
Still, it could have been removed completely.
I was always unhappy with the end of the video and the artefacts on the text so I’ve added a bit to the end and done some tidying up.
I’m putting the blog into hibernation for a while. It’s about time I worked on different things rather than do the same old stuff. I’m not exactly learning anything new and I really need to move on.
I may put up an image or video from time to time but these will be few and far between.
Thanks to all the regulars for visiting.
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BBC and Sky reporting Jacqui Smith told Gordon Brown she wanted to stand down.
You can see one of her final performances in my ‘Make Government Poverty History‘ video on YouTube. (Hopefully – as Youtube still seems extremely slow to connect since its problems with routing connections the other week. I’ve tried using 2 isps and have the same intermittent problems.)
To reiterate: Chicken Yoghurt’s piece ‘Who’s Anti Police?’
“Who’s anti-police? Not me. Sure, I’m anti some police covering up their identifying numbers. I’m anti some police using their batons at the slightest provocation. I’m anti some police pushing people over in the streets for the crime of shuffling along with their hands in their pockets.”
So,
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Also tagged assault, cctv, city of london police, G20, home secretary, Ian Tomlinson, identity, Met Police, Metropolitan Police, number obscured, police, surveillance, violence
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Tuesday, April 21st, 2009
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Saturday, April 18th, 2009
Certain G20 police officers take immediate advantage of the home secretary’s offer.
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