London: No borders, no nations! Life is too short to be controlled: 23 January 2010
from noborders london, updated 18 January 2010:
No borders, no nations! A day out of control in London, Saturday 23rd January 2010. 2pm St. Pancras International -> 4.30pm Piccadilly Circus
While the migration regime is fortifying itself and setting up rings of defence around European wealth, inner control is tightening to keep public order, at a time where the nation state already seems to be a dead corpse.
And with an economy which exploits the most virtual property, the need to control even the remotest parts of people's lives is increasing.
On Saturday 23rd January 2010 there will be two demonstrations in London. One will be at St. Pancras, where the UK (e-)border agency put up their controls in the middle of London.
The second one will be at Piccadilly Circus where, while commuters, tourists and clubbers stare at the never-ending stream of commercials at ground level, they themselves are under constant observation by security and police in their cosy CCTV headquarters below ground.
So mark the day in your diary!
Life is too short to be controlled!
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