Soz, don't have much interest in such things.
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For the protestors to care enough to protest is laudable, and I appreciate that such protests in their home country may lead to them being arrested, beaten or even shot, but do such protests in another country really achieve anything?
Perhaps the protestors don't have anything more productive to do, but the police certainly do, in the face of all the violent crime going on.
Sorry if this sounds a bit crass, but if I felt such demonstrations would achieve anything I would be more supportive. My thoughts on this aren't set in stone, and I'd be happy for anyone to tell me why I'm mistaken.
There have been similar protests recently in America and France. Even a seemingly immovable and equally corrupt president was removed from office not so long ago. Of course it might be plus ca change, plus ca la meme chose, but what the protesters want is a change.
I can see your point about the social media thing, but do the protestors present such a physical threat to embassy staff? A couple of armed officers would surely be more effective as peace keepers. Or is there a reason we can't do things that way in Britain? Plenty of other places in London where those coppers could be useful.
I have nothing against the protestors, we just need more police, and we need them to be where the crimes are actually being committed.
Put out some cat food, then realised that it was Aldi tinned chicken curry (hot), mixed some real cat food with it. Shortly, I'll go in the kitchen and see if the cat ate it!
Cat ate curry, will she be jet propelled now!
the only danger with a cat is if it gets a taste for it then it will turn its nose up at anything else.
LOL