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08

Armed Forces Careers Office graffitied

Anti-war graffiti on Nottingham Armed Forces Careers OfficeThe Armed Forces Careers Office in Nottingham has once again been the target of a political paint-job. Daubed either side of the entrance in red paint are the words “terrorists join here” and “war 4 oil”. After the graffiti was completed, a man approached police to claim responsibility and was arrested.


1 Response to “Armed Forces Careers Office graffitied”


  1. 1 Johnny 2008-08-26 at 00:40

    brilliant action, nice 1 for be acoountable & taking them to court, those in power of the system are acting in a criminal manner.

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2008-Oct-10 On The Verge – the Smash EDO film 19:00 at room C11, Portland Building, University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD. On The Verge tells the story of Smash EDO – a long-running and effective campaign against an arms manufacturer in Brighton, and an inspiration for the campaign against Heckler & Koch. Come and see the film the police tried to stop!

2008-Oct-13 Demonstration against Heckler & Koch 16:00 at Easter Park, Lenton Lane, Nottingham NG7 2PX. Monthly picket outside the Nottingham office of arms company Heckler & Koch. Bring banners and placards.

2008-Oct-15 Shut ITT! – Smash EDO mass demo 12:00 at Falmer railway station (three miles from Brighton station). Demonstration against Brighton-based arms manufacturer ITT (formerly EDO). Wear red, bring whistles, banners and drums. If you would like or could provide transport from Nottingham, please get in touch asap.

2008-Oct-25 No Labels, No Lines benefit gig 16:00 at Light House, Chubb Building, Fryer St, Wolverhampton WV1 1HT. Benefit gig for the campaign against Heckler & Koch. The line-up includes jungle DJs, live experimental electronic music, anarcho-punk bands, and exhibits from local artists. Tickets £8 online or £10 on the door.

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