Jan Klimkowski Wrote:....
It's possible that the bloke who threw the fire extinguisher was an agent provocateur. It's probably more likely that he was thoughtless and reckless.

Whatever - his action provided TPTB with an ideal propaganda opportunity, and their lackeys are busily reading from the approved script.

Peter Presland Wrote:

Jan Klimkowski Wrote:....
It's possible that the bloke who threw the fire extinguisher was an agent provocateur. It's probably more likely that he was thoughtless and reckless.

Whatever - his action provided TPTB with an ideal propaganda opportunity, and their lackeys are busily reading from the approved script.

I must say it crossed my mind that the Deep State had a hand in the whole thing too. I've seen comment about this somewhere. Can't recall where but there are uncanny parallels with the G20 London protests where a photo taken from inside the building of people smashing the Nat West Bank window, along with the crowd around them was analyzed and all but the window smashers and 2-3 others in a crowd of about 25 were positively identified as Journo's - talk about stage-managed violence for the cameras and the news schedules.

Similarly with this. In response to calls for help from the CCHQ staff (functionaries) the met sent just a couple of dozen cops who arrived an hour later. Lots of lovely violence to be filmed and milked for all its worth.

As always Qui really bono's ?

Quote:Let's Play A Game: Anarchist Or Photo Op?

from the take-your-pic dept

Last week, there were student protests in the UK, concerning massively increased fees, and apparently on the fringes of the protests there was some violence, which of course the press picked up on, because "if it bleeds, it leads." Or, in this case, if it "kicks in a glass window, it leads." Apparently a whole bunch of newspapers all carried the same photo on their front covers. I've posted all nine such covers after the jump, but here are a couple just to give you the idea:
However, as some have noted, what may be more interesting is that if you look at a wider lens version of a similar image, you see that the guy kicking in the glass appears to be surrounded by a ton of photographers. In fact, the whole thing almost looks like a setup, with every single newspaper cropping out the photographers: It looks like the wide angle shot was taken either seconds before, or seconds after the shot used by all the papers, but it's pretty close. Of course, with so many photographers, it does seem a bit odd that the newspapers all seemed to use a single photograph for their covers. What happened to the images from the others? Anyway, see the nine covers after the jump. [IMG]file:///C:/DOCUME%7E1/PETERP%7E1/LOCALS%7E1/Temp/moz-screenshot.png[/IMG]

David Guyatt Wrote:Great work Peter.

I noted from TV news footage that several policemen were standing nearby watching the destruction take place - not lifting a finger to stop the act of criminal damage.