Juče je, što se u našim novinama slabo da pročitati, oko 500 000 Britanaca izašlo na masovne antivladine demonstracije u Londonu. Organizatori demonstracija su sindikati nezadovoljni vladinim reformama penzionog sistema a priključili su im se antiglobalisti i antiratni pokreti kao i masa građana srednjeg sloja čiji poslovi su ugroženi zbog ekonomske krize .

Posle govornika sindikalista koji su ukazali na krađu penzionih osiguranika kojima se prolongira pravo na penziju tri godine sa 65 na 68 godina starosti usledile su refleksije na bezočnu ratnu industriju, ogromne troškove vojnog intervencionizma i nezaštićenost malih privrednika i berzanskih investitora. Protestna šetnja gradom je eskalirala u sukobe demonstranata koji su razbijali banke, simbole moći kao hotel Ric i policije.

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Сукоби полиције са демонстрантима у Лондону потрајали су протекле ноћи и по завршетку иначе мирних протеста због предвиђених владиних мјера штедње.
   

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Повријеђено је 66 особа, од којих је 31 полицајац, а

11 је задржано на болничком лечењу.

Би-Би-Си извјештава, да је ухапшено 214 особа, углавном због кршења јавног реда.

Лондонска полиција потврдила је да је више од 250.000 људи мирно прошетало градом, а да је њих око 500 изазвало нереде.

Више десетина демонстраната гађало је полицајце флашама и сијалицама пуним амонијака, а у центру Лондона су поразбијани излози и изазвано неколико пожара.

Према новим владиним мјерама очекује се затварање око пола милиона радних мјеста и укидање 18 милијарди фунти за социјална давања, а старосна граница за одлазак у пензију до 2020. године биће продужена на 66 година.

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U Londonu uhapšeno više od 200 demonstranata

27. mart 2011. 10:57 > 11:02

Sukobi policije i demonstranata u Londonu potrajali su u noći između subote i nedelje, po završetku inače mirnih protesta zbog predviđenih vladinih mera štednje, a više od 200 ljudi je uhapšeno.
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Neredi na ulicama Londona nastavljeni i tokom noći (Beta/AP)



Povređeno 66 osoba, 11 zadržano na lečenju (Beta/AP)



Najveće demonstracije od protesta protiv rata u Iraku (Beta/AP)

Bi-Bi-SI (BBC) precizira, pozivajući se na policiju, da je uhapšeno 201 ljudi, uglavnom zbog kršenja javnog reda.

Povređeno je 66 osoba, od kojih je 31 policajac, a 11 je zadržano na bolničkom lečenju, dodaje BBC, navodeći da se radi o pretežno lakšim povredama.

Više od 250.000 ljudi učestvovalo je u subotu u protestima zbog oštrih mera štednje koje je predložila vlada Velike Britanije u cilju smanjenja naraslog budžetskog deficita.

Demonstracije, verovatno najveće od protesta povodom rata u Iraku, protekle su uglavnom mirno, a atmosfera na protestu ličila je na karnevalsku, sa muzikom, velikim ekranima i predstavama u Hajd parku, navodi agencija Asošiejted pres.

Londonska policija potvrdila je da je više od 250.000 ljudi mirno prošetalo gradom, a da je oko 500 izazvalo nerede.

Više desetina demonstranata gađalo je policajce flašama i sijalicama punim amonijaka, a u centru Londona su porazbijani izlozi i izazvano je nekoliko požara.

Protesti su počeli u subotu popodne, a kako je navela policija, mala grupa demonstranata odvojila se od protestne povorke, počela da se rve s policajcima i pokušala da razbije izloge na prodavnicama u centru grada.

U protestu su učestvovali nastavnici, medicinske sestre, vatrogasci, zaposleni u javnom sektoru, studenti, penzioneri i aktivisti, pošto vlada najavljuje smanjenja budžeta od 80 milijardi funti (91 milijardu evra).

Vlada je već povećala neke poreze, a smanjenja u javnom sektoru predstoje u aprilu.

Očekuje se zatvaranje oko pola miliona radnih mesta i ukidanje oko 18 milijardi funti (20 milijardi evra) za socijalna davanja, a starosna granica za odlazak u penziju do 2020. godine biće povećana na 66 godina.

Jedan od najveći britanskih sindikata i organizator protesta, Ti-Ju-Si (TUC), smatra da će mere štednje ugroziti ekonomski oporavak zemlje i poziva britansku vladu da bankama razreže veće poreze i zapuši rupe u zakonima koje nekim kompanijama omogućavaju da plaćaju manje poreze.

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Krenulo je i kod njih sa prostestima zbog "dobrog" života, blagostanja i ostalih blagodeti demokratije.
Prazan stomak ili siromaštvo ne zna za granice i desiće se socijalni bunt svuda pa i kod "izvoznika" dedmoklratije po svetu.
naši policajci krše ljudska prava a kako li će se nazvati brutalnosti surova sila kod njih videćemo, nakon brojanja povredjenih sa obe strane i dok i policajci i sammi ne počnu da štrajkuju ili odbiju da guše demonstracije.

TUC protest march: anarchists on the rampage in London
Anarchists went on the rampage in central London as hundreds of thousands of people marched in protest at government cuts.
Patrick Sawer
By Patrick Sawer, and David Barrett 8:58PM GMT 26 Mar 2011

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Police fought mobs of masked thugs who pelted officers with ammonia and fireworks loaded with coins.

The anti-capitalists started fires and smashed their way into banks, hotels and shops, bringing chaos to Britain’s busiest shopping street.

Over 200 people were in custody today after the trouble flared following a separate rally where hundreds of thousands protested against the Government's public spending cuts. The Met Police later said at least 31 police officers were injured during the protests.

The violence began as Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, addressed a TUC rally of at least 250,000 peaceful protesters in Hyde Park who had marched from Westminster to demonstrate against government spending cuts.

As he spoke, an apparently co-ordinated attack began on shops and police in Oxford Street as a mob tried to storm into shops including Topshop, BHS and John Lewis.
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MPs and retailers said the scenes damaged Britain’s reputation around the world.

The move was the first of a string of actions by anarchists in which:

• There was violence last night in Trafalgar Square, with protesters setting banners ablaze and throwing missiles including broken bottles at police officers. As police contained protesters around Nelson’s Column, there were running battles in Strand. Close to Charing Cross railway station, a fire was started near shops;

• Fortnum and Mason, the department store, was occupied by 200 “anti-cuts” protesters who smashed windows and knocked over displays;

• A huge fire was started in the centre of Jermyn Street, the Ritz hotel was attacked with dustbins and a “Trojan horse” set on fire in Oxford Circus;

• Banks were broken into, their windows smashed and daubed with graffiti reading “smash the bank”;

• Windows were smashed in New Bond Street and running scuffles took place on Piccadilly, where a Porsche car showroom was attacked.

Anarchist groups had spent weeks preparing the action on Facebook and Twitter and even posted a map directing people to the time and location of where to attack shops.

More than 4,500 police officers were on duty for the march but seemed powerless to stop the violence, which began when a group of activists bent on trouble peeled off into the busy shopping area.

After five hours of running battles, there were 202 arrests. At least 30 people, including five police officers, were injured. Police said the anti-capitalists threw lightbulbs filled with ammonia at them.

Senior officers watched the chaos from a command room in Scotland Yard where they had invited civil liberties activists to monitor a “softly-softly” approach after criticism of their tactics at earlier student protests. At one point, they used Twitter to warn the occupiers of Fortnum and Mason they would be arrested.

They ordered limited use of “kettling” to contain the rioters but admitted that such was the scale of the violence, they could not protect property.

Mr Miliband said: “I unequivocally condemn those who have committed acts of violence. There is no excuse for it. It is unlawful and wrong.” Retailers, who were assured by ministers before the march that their premises would be safe, were privately furious at the damage.

Chris Heaton-Harris, a Tory MP, said Britain’s reputation had been damaged by the “mindless thugs”. Brendan Barber, the TUC general-secretary, said he “bitterly regretted” the violence but insisted that the march was important.

The Telegraph


Veći broj video snimaka telegrafa je dostupan na stranici http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/8409048/TUC-protest-march-anarchists-on-the-rampage-in-London.html

Kod nas su uništili sindikate.
iscepkali su ih na komediće, nejake da se suprotstave vlasti .
Uz sve pojedine sindikate su osnivali partijski ljudi-gore no u vreme SKJ.
Svaka partija sada ima "podmaldak", članstvo i sindikat (preko dela rukoviodstva tog sindikata).
Zbog toga nema uspeha u štrajkovima.
Pogledajte štrajk prosvetara- sami sindikati ne mogu da se slože i zbog toga prosvetne radnike vortaju ovako ko ovce-imaju slabe sindikalce i nesložne, sindikalce koji popuštaju pod pritiskom (koji nije ni veliki) ili sindiklace koji se prodaju za sitnu lovu.
Dok u Srbiji ne bude postojao sindikat:prosvetnih radnika-brojem i slovima 1 jedan, medicinskih radnika-1 jedan, kamiondžija-1 jedan, prodavaca-1 jedan,....a ne po nekoliko-SSSS, ASNS, Sindikat Nezavisnost,......nema uspeha u prostestima-mislim na socijalne prosteste a ne političke (mada se kod nas zbog svega što sam naveo sindikalni protest odmah poistovećuje sa političkim)!

Sindikat kod nas je 40 godina bio uzgajalište mladih oportunista i penzionersko utočište potrošenih aparatčika. Kad je Milošević stavio tačku na socijalizam i započeo ponovnu privatizaciju sindikat kao funkcionalna organizacija nije ni postojao. Dan danas sindikalisti nisu u stanju da kažu svojim članovima da ne postoji neograničeno pravo i da formulišu realni paket interesa radnika koje će stvarno štititi. Umesto toga prave se nerealne liste lepih želja koje zato što su nerealne ne mogu ni da zažive u praksi, a onda oni ranjivi najviše i stradaju.

Kakav je to sindikat koji pristaje da radnicima ne budu isplaćene plate, uplaćen staž, a da sede u radnim prostorijama bez posla kako bi lagali sebe da su zaposleni. Kakav je to sindikat koji ne ume da objasni vladi ciframa koliko može da optereti platu

11233445676788994323556716117171 %%%%%%%% si u pravu.
Šta da kažem na ovo ?
Možda da  napišem moju dogodovštinu sa Predsednikom sindikata koga sam posetio kao sindikalac svvoje firme:
dodjem nenajavljen kod njega da ga pitam da dozvoli pravniku da nas posavetuje.
ne lezi vraže on i pravnik sede sa lokalnim galvešinom i raspredaju.
Pozovu me, mic po mic ja kažem šta imama i skrešem lokalcu (jer ga lično i znam i  onako "drugarski"  predložim rešenje-da bi se skratilo sve).
Glavonja poče da  drži političi miting. njima i meni.
Sve mi se msučilo i po starom srpskom  ih sočno napušim i kažem bagro,ma svašta i ujedno piotam glavomju:"Veruješ li ti u to što nam soliš"?
A on zabezeknut-"pa to je stav stranke"
moj odgovor je bio još sočniji"Mislio sam da znaš da misliš, i ti i ovi "sindikalci" ali vi ste  ko telad za praznim jaslama-klimate glavom a ne znate zašto i...."
Potperjao sam i NIKADA nisam više tražio pomoć od ijkednog sindikata a sami smo oborili ko zna koliko nebuloza partijskih i sindikalnih.

Huligani i pankeri. Ccc.


Nije ni cudo. Vlada objavila stednju i odmah haos. Sad razumem sto su napali Libiju. Mora da se stvore pare.

јбт...тамо по енглескама све неки хулигани,андрмољци и клерофашисти

To su srpski hakeri 

Anarchists 'plan to target royal wedding'
Violent anarchists who rampaged through London during anti-cuts protests are planning to target the royal wedding, police intelligence have suggested.
Police warned that anarchists would be 'deliberately targeting' the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton Photo: AFP
By Steven Swinford, and Tom Whitehead 10:36PM BST 27 Mar 2011

Scotland Yard officers are working urgently to identify the extremists who clashed with police and attacked landmarks on Saturday before they can strike again.

Commander Bob Broadhurst, the head of public order for the Metropolitan Police, warned that the anarchists would be "deliberately targeting" the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton on April 29.

"The concern for me is that they do what they did yesterday in central London and divert resources away from my security plan and take our eye off the ball security wise," he said.

Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, was under fire last night for speaking at the TUC march, during which the violence occurred. Writing in The Daily Telegraph, Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, said Mr Miliband would have been "quietly satisfied" by the chaos and claimed it was not surprising there was violence as Labour was failing to offer any alternative to the cuts.

The weekend's rally against the Government's austerity drive was marred by splinter groups who attacked officers and targeted shops and hotels. Mobs of masked anarchists pelted officers with sticks, paint bombs and fireworks loaded with coins.


They brought chaos to Oxford Street and Piccadilly, the capital's busiest shopping streets, where they started fires, smashed their way into banks and shops, including Fortnum and Mason, the department store, and Topshop, and attacked the Ritz hotel.

More than 200 people were arrested and 31 police officers were injured, including 11 who were taken to hospital.

The anarchists ended the day in Trafalgar Square, where they set fire to banners and threw missiles and broken bottles at officers.

Police are sifting through CCTV and surveillance photographs in an attempt to identify the most violent protesters. They estimate that a hard core of 500 protesters were involved in the violence. Commander Broadhurst said a number of groups had warned that they would be "deliberately targeting" the royal wedding.

He told The Daily Telegraph: "That has been on my radar for a long time. I will have different powers at my disposal to ensure that the wedding footprint as it were is kept safe from protest.

"I'm dealing with a security operation in a city under a terrorist threat. We will be putting in sterile zones, using counter-terrorist powers, closing roads and [using] stop and search powers.

"Yesterday reinforced the fact that there does appear to be an appetite out there to endorse violence.”

Referring to Saturday’s disturbances, he added: “These are criminal acts, every one of these buildings is being treated as a crime scene and we will get a lot of CCTV back.

“I would say that if you were involved in the violence then the chance is that we will be arresting you in the near future.”

But he also admitted that his officers struggled to keep up with the violence as the Met faced criticism from some quarters over its handling of the event.

He said: “They never allowed themselves to get stopped or detained by us. I would describe it as hit-and-run tactics, they were always just ahead of us getting sufficient protective resources there to stop them.

“They were using light bulbs filled with ammonia, petrol bombs and smoke flares. Any one of these can kill not just a police officer but a member of the public. These people are willing to resort to this naked violence in front of cameras. It is almost as if they have no fear of judicial process in this country.”

Brian Paddick, a former deputy assistant commissioner with the Met, said the police should have made more use of their powers to unmask protesters and stop and search them for weapons.

He said: “They have got to take people out on the day, not take photos and arrest them later. Only if these people believe they will get caught because they will be unmasked and arrested will they desist from carrying out these attacks.”

Commander Broadhurst insisted that police had been unable to find sufficient evidence to arrest people before the marches. He said: “We are not a police state, we are not the thought police, we cannot read people’s minds.”

Last night two of the 201 people arrested in connection with the disorder were charged. Omar Ibrahim, 31, from Glasgow, was charged with violent disorder and assaulting a police officer.

A 17-year-old boy was charged with possessing an offensive weapon and being equipped for criminal damage.

The Telegraph

Zar ovo ne zvuči tako poznato, navijači, klerofašisti, sile mraka i bezumlja, narodni neprijatelji. 

Ma strasno bre. Da se najezis koliko u evropi ima tih nacista, fasista i svih drugih klero udruga. 

Ja sam za to da im pošaljemo pomoć druga ivicu i maricu i čitavo deveto odeljenje

Ma sta pricas, kako onda da kaze: "Moj si London dosao da rusis, Rodni?!"

Tamo će se maskirati u betmena i robina i prepasti huligane