G20 Summit protests
One of the banners at the G20 Summit protests in London on April 1, 2009. How very English!
1.4.09
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Ian is a former journalist with more than 15 years regional and national newspaper experience. His career began on the Liverpool Daily Post since when he has worked at wide range of national and regional publications. Ian was also launch editor of Insider magazine and is a founding director of Venturedome.com, ArtofPropaganda, Wakefield Media Centre, and sits on the board of Bemdi@. His career has taken him around the world, including visits to Argentina, Brazil, the Middle East, the US and most major European countries. Today works in communications company- GREEN Communications - and has special interest in social media.
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4 comments:
Really sums up the protesters' politics... but surely faked?
Not sure - your can find the original on this guy's Flickr account http://www.flickr.com/photos/silversprite/
Meanwhile, I saw quite a few people twittering about it on the day.
The wording is from an episode of Father Ted... and not fake!
There you go then! Feck
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