[HOLY S**T!] Royal Wedding Riot in Glasgow #Kelvingrove

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David Cameron

"I know that there have been stories about petty bureaucracy getting in
the way of party planners. But people who want to come together to
celebrate with their neighbours should go ahead.”

Strathclyde Police pepper spray and send horses into party in Kelvingrove Park.

Police charged in at 4pm turned off the music and went ape****. Report here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...-west-13241657





Theres an article in the paper and the BBC report and from what I hear still sounds like the polis charged in cos the news broadcasts had ended and they didn't want this going on into the night:

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/sc...6908-23095821/

...ooh and now theres unconfirmed talk of how theres been a stabbing but its apparently a lot tamer than when the "glorious" twelfth is being celebrated.

lovely party so it was







Video:
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[TrickyTrickster]

Wait til that stupid **** comes to Ireland.

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Here its not considered a proper wedding unless theres a fight.

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Quality video of the kids here:

http://photos.moniker42.com/Photos/K...3_ZqCKrDq-A-LB

http://photos.moniker42.com/Photos/K...9_Ldz3x9g-A-LB

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Also in Edinburgh:

http://local.stv.tv/edinburgh/news/1...publican-mile/

Hundreds amassed at St Giles Cathedral this afternoon to turn the Royal Mile into “Republican Mile”.

The peaceful procession attracted people of all ages, beliefs and political backgrounds as they marched down Edinburgh’s High Street to express anger at the cost of the Royal Wedding in an atmosphere of budget cuts, school closures and job losses.

The atmosphere was festive, marred only by a few moments of tension when far-right agitators attempted to infiltrate the crowd. They were removed and separated swiftly by the police present.

Wrapped in flags and singing ‘Royal Britannia’, the group refused to comment and pushed away cameras. Several members are known to the police.

As the procession continued, some climbed stairs on the High Street to give Nazi salutes. They were again blocked by police to avoid confrontation between the two sides.

One marcher said: “It just doesn’t make sense. If you look at the words of ‘Royal Britannia’, the song talks about English forces quelling the Scots. So they are basically singing about quelling themselves.”

A bagpiper was also spoken to by a policeman after beginning to play ‘Royal Britannia’ as the police were attempting to calm both sides.

However, after marching to Holyrood Palace and back to St Giles Cathedral, the procession ended without confrontation.

Pictures from Edinburgh:

[squealpiggy]

One marcher said: “It just doesn’t make sense. If you look at the words of ‘Royal Britannia’, the song talks about English forces quelling the Scots. So they are basically singing about quelling themselves.”

One marcher knows fuck all then. Unless he's referring to one of the many Naval battles that occurred between Britain and Scotland.

Because the song was written about Britain, not England and contains the refrain "Britannia rule the waves" and not "England rule the highlands".

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I was thinking the same. Mebbe he was thinking of GSTQ?

[PrinceNaz88]

Just another day in Glasgow.

[Southpaw Stinger]

Shocking. They pay taxes in Scotland?

[squealpiggy]

I was thinking the same. Mebbe he was thinking of GSTQ?

It's possible. Nothing to feel guilty about there... the national anthem of scotland is all about killing the English.