A group of enraged British workers forcefully dragged a handful of climate activists from the top of busy morning commuter trains Thursday; saying the environmentalists were doing nothing more than preventing people from going about their daily lives.
“Commuters now physically dragging protestors from the roof of the train,” posted one user on social media.
Commuters now physically dragging protestors from the roof of the train. @itvlondon pic.twitter.com/gDkXfJNxmL
— Holly Collins (@HollyJoCollins) October 17, 2019
Oh dear not middle class English people in Canning Town 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/6kcRIRfalV
— sid (@1968Sid69) October 17, 2019
People of all cultures and races can unite in mutual disdain for Extinction Rebellion protesters who glue themselves to trains and make getting to work impossible (because they don't work, unlike the rest of us).
In the words of @willchamberlain, "Jail."pic.twitter.com/ipAx6h5UZd
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) October 17, 2019
The group, Extinction Rebellion, staged similar demonstrations earlier this month; intentionally pouring hundreds of gallons of “fake blood” onto the streets of London.
“BREAKING: @ExtinctionR and @CClimateAction activists use fire engine to spray 1,800 litres of fake blood over the front of the Treasury in London,” posted Occupy London just before the mishap.
Climate change activists spray red paint at the facade of the British Treasury https://t.co/q0pSQKjeFV pic.twitter.com/xh6691JLsF
— Reuters India (@ReutersIndia) October 3, 2019
Our own Phil Kingston, 83, could be facing prison for this action this morning outside the Treasury.
"The Treasury has been frustrating efforts by other government departments to take action against climate change"
Please pray for him and the others https://t.co/Oi31auJyKN
— Christian Climate Action (@CClimateAction) October 3, 2019
“Four people have since been arrested for criminal damage in relation to the incident,” reports the Evening Standard. “While eventually successful, the operation did not get off to the best start when the climate activists lost control of the hose.”
Climate Crazy in NYC: NYPD Arrests 25 Protesters for Throwing ‘Fake Blood’ on Iconic Wall Street Bull
The NYPD arrested at least 25 climate protesters Monday in lower Manhattan after the demonstrators allegedly doused the iconic Wall Street Bull statue with “fake blood” to highlight the dangers of global warming.
“Police arrested 25 people taking part in a climate change protest at the charging bull statue on Wall Street in Lower Manhattan. Authorities say the protesters surrounded the iconic statue and threw red paint on it,” reports ABC New York.
BREAKING: Police arrested 25 people taking part in a climate change protest at the charging bull statue on Wall Street in Lower Manhattan. Authorities say the protesters surrounded the iconic statue and threw red paint on it. https://t.co/yPhWV6RkLe
— Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) October 7, 2019
#extinctionrebellion protesters gather in NYC and splatter fake blood on the Wall Street bull pic.twitter.com/PQxbZ5V258
— Justine Calma (@justcalma) October 7, 2019
The organization ‘Extinction Rebellion’ is behind the global climate protests in recent weeks; claiming mankind has just 10 years to drastically reduce CO2 emissions or face worldwide catastrophe.
Read the full report here.
FRIENDLY FIRE! Climate Activists Lose Control of Fire Hose, Douse Themselves in 475 Gallons of ‘Fake Blood’
A handful of climate activists hoping to douse the British Treasury in “fake blood” immediately lost control of their own firehose Thursday; dousing themselves and other demonstrators in the red liquid.
“BREAKING: @ExtinctionR and @CClimateAction activists use fire engine to spray 1,800 litres of fake blood over the front of the Treasury in London,” posted Occupy London just before the mishap.
Climate change activists spray red paint at the facade of the British Treasury https://t.co/q0pSQKjeFV pic.twitter.com/xh6691JLsF
— Reuters India (@ReutersIndia) October 3, 2019
Our own Phil Kingston, 83, could be facing prison for this action this morning outside the Treasury.
"The Treasury has been frustrating efforts by other government departments to take action against climate change"
Please pray for him and the others https://t.co/Oi31auJyKN
— Christian Climate Action (@CClimateAction) October 3, 2019
“Four people have since been arrested for criminal damage in relation to the incident,” reports the Evening Standard. “While eventually successful, the operation did not get off to the best start when the climate activists lost control of the hose.”
Read the full story here.
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