Westminster Democracy Village Replaced By Pheasant Shoot And Sarah Ferguson Bazaar
THE Democracy Village opposite the Houses of Parliament is gone. Says one tourist: “With all those tents and hippies I thought I’d finally be able to score some decent hash. But there was nothing. These people make me sick.”
The makeshift camp known as Democracy Village was removed in the early hours after losing a Court of Appeal battle to stay there last week.
It will be replaced by various monuments.
July 21-August 3: Fox hunting
August 12: A pheasant shoot.
August 14-29: A Darfur refugee installation (weather permitting)
August 30-31: Gerrof Moi Land! Peasant Shooting.
September: Prince Edward’s Village Greene. The Weed In Tweed (TWIT) sits on a large ducking stool as royals attempt to slap him with a wet flannel.
Christmas Bazaar: Sarah Ferguson sells land to Arab sheikh.Lily Allen performs.
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Brian Haw outside, where he won permission to challenge changes to the law which could lead to his removal from his peaceful vigil - now more than four years in duration - in Parliament Square aimed against the government's foreign policies, in particular those concerning Iraq. In 2002, Brian won a High Court case in which his protest was accepted as lawful but recent government legislation has been passed which would see his removal and that of his peaceful vigil from Parliament Square.
Posted: 20th, July 2010 | In: Politicians Comment (1) | TrackBack | Permalink
