Burma Out! Major Demo in London

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9.9.99  London 2.00 pm


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The lace curtains of the Burmese embassy in Charles
Street, London,  twitched. 

Hidden behind them a camera person was taking "secret" 
shots of the crowd.  But the protests on this special day 
carried on ringing around the narrow old fashioned street 
and down into historic Shepards Market. At night a frequent 
haunt of whores and in times gone by, the UK military 
intelligence service.

What do we want?

"Democracy, democracy!!"

And when do we want it?

"Now now now!!"  Screamed the angry people.

But the whores behind the junta lace were not to be seen. 
Indeed these people of the dark seemed so frightened by 
the large crowd gathered outside, that  not a single diplo
person dared exit through its doors

Crowds had lined the route of the FREE BURMA BUS as 
it wended its merry way around central London. The noise 
of chanting slogans, both in Burmese and English, drifted 
through the busy streets of a packed lunchtime London. So 
much so that one passer by stopped the protesters and 
asked them to visit the travel company for which she worked 
and from which she was about to resign in disgust for 
pretending that Burma was a place worth a tourist visit

People from all nations stopped to watch the bus and 
the march as it treked through the London streets. Not 
even stopping to shout insults at the London Hard Rock 
Cafe for having a  similar cafe in Rangoon. 

The flags of 9.9.99, the flags of Burma, the Peacocks, the 
leaflets with the elected leader of the nation prominent upon 
its front cover, and the paper briefing on the Burma Out 
campaign. All of it getting through on this special day to 
the British people and their foreign guests. And more 
importantly still, to the many many members of the Brit, 
S African, Italian and other European media who were in 
strong attendence, followng the arrests and imprisonment 
of both Rachel and James.

This was by far the best demonstration of the year. One
to be copied without waiting too long for another excuse.

Even the police had to laugh. When one explains to those
who purport to be "waging a war upon drugs", that the 
Burmese junta is the numero uno state drug dealer in the 
world.

And its great to watch the police smile as they realise that
"their" war on drugs, is not the same as a Genuine War 
on drugs.  And, as they like to protect the worthy and 
come down hard upon the  large scale drug dealing  
fraudsters, such as the Burmese junta. We may have to 
send them to many more Burma Out demos to the Aus 
High Commission.

For even the Brit police get pissed off at the waste of their time 
and UK tax payer money, saving the drug dealing murderous 
whoring b'stards inside, from the "peaceful protesters" outside.



Follow the appreciations of the Shan Democratic Union,  film 
maker John Pilger,  HH the  Dalai Lama, The Free Burma Coalition, 
Dennis Skinner MP, Tony Benn MP, Ann Clwyd MP, Congress-
woman  Maxine Waters, parliamentarians, Socialist Workers' Party,  
Dr and Welsh rugby star JPR Williams, sportspersons, Hendrix  
bassist Noel Redding, Abdullah Ibrahim, musicians,  All Burma 
Students Democratic Organisation, All Burma Students 
Democratic Front, Tasmanian Trades & Labour Council, Tim 
Gopsill, editor. The.Journalist@xxxxxxxxxx, and numerous others.   

Support a REAL war on drugs : 
Sydney 2000 : Burma Out!

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