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Pro-War MPs' offices smashedBy Anonymous, submitted on Tue, 20/03/2007 - 06:20
On the morning of the 4th anniversary of the start of the Iraq war, members of the Fuck The War Coalition trashed the offices of the two Edinburgh MPs who voted for the war in 2003. Bring the war home! Four years ago on this date, the 20th March, a war began in Iraq. A million people in Britain alone marched against it, and the politicians voted for it. When they vote for a war, they will get a war The Fuck The War Coalition! is bringing a small taste of war to some of those politicians that voted for it. Distanced from the blood and bombs by thousands of miles, imperialism has a sweet profitable taste, but when their windows are smashed and cars vandalised they might gain a little insight into the consequences of their actions. If politicians don't do what their constituents want, they should be scared for their lives. They aren't supposed to work for themselves, their party or big business – but for us. These two Edinburgh politicians, who are still in office, voted for the war that has lead to over a hundred thousand deaths, have had their office windows smashed. They are vulnerable and accountable, they have names and addresses. Alistair Darling, 22A Rutland Square. Tel: 476 2552 Nigel Griffiths, 31 Minto Street. Tel: 662 4520 We urge you to confront the dirty lying politicians, as we have done this morning: Let your discontent be known. The time for voting and marching in the streets is over, the time for direct action has begun. The Fuck The War Coalition Principles of The Fuck the War Coalition!
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Re: Pro-War MPs' offices smashed
First of all, well done. We held a demonstration outside a certain constituency office, it was a slightly more radical protest however. I think I may be persuaded to start up a branch of the fuck the war coalition where I live as I think both actions are necessary.
However, I don't understand article 6: 'We do not recognise any war but class war'- what does this mean?