A press release obtained by our overcover team of rapporteurs learns of the Government's next shocking move to tackle any remaining unproductive sectors of society...

"Government website explains how New Deal will 'enable the dead to earn a living.' "

To coincide with the G8 Employment Minister's Meeting in London and the UK's Presidency of both the G8 and the EU during 2005, the Government launches it's New Deal for the Dead." Read more shocking revelations from the website www.nodeal.org.uk

March 15th 2005

 "POTS  AND  PANS  NO!SE  DEMO!"
 The Brewery, 52 Chiswell Street, 12 noon

 On 15th March, in the build-up to the G8 Summit in Scotland in July this year the Labour Government will share its future vision of market environmentalism with 20 countries (including the G8 themselves).

So will they practice what they preach or preach what they practice?

         £5.5 billion road-building programme to build 200+ new roads. 

Airport expansion (12 new runways across Britain); refuse to tax aviation fuel despite government promises to tax polluting industries

          £500 million of public money for export guarantees to the oil and gas sector per year in the last three years via the UK Export Credit Guarantee Department (ECGD).

             Nuclear energy classed as 'green' with Labour plans for more reactors

Why leave the future stability of the planet in the hands of these profit-driven megalomaniacs as ecological and social justice is pillaged worldwide.

Help us meet the system's violence with creative defiance - join us on the streets in solidarity with the millions around the world already suffering from climate change and other injustices... and above all, make some noise!

SOUND SYSTEM / DRUMS / bring POTS AND PANS.

SEE www.londonrisingtide.org.uk for further details in
 the build up to the action.

Give the central bankers and government tools a G8 welcome!
Friday 4th February, 6pm, Lancaster House, The Mall (or in the area).

FINANCIAL G7 - BANKRUPT !

Referring to the latest wave of ‘mega-mergers' in America, The Guardian business leader last weekend rather inanely asked, "Should we care that we seem to be careering towards some sort of Blade Runneresque world, where a handful of corporations own and run absolutely everything?"

Welcome to the financial G7.......