Oil protesters throw soup on the glass protecting Van Gogh's Sunflowers painting

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-63281841

Chaos at the QEII Bridge today.

twitter.com/emilyhewertson/status/1581782507758170114

"How do you get your avocado?" :lol:

Not sure if this one has been shared yet

twitter.com/XRebellionUK/status/1581606028705087488

Probably gonna get arrested for that one.

Must be fun trying to get into London today, not only is the QEII bridge still closed so the east of London is traffic hell, but the A4 is now blocked near Hammersmith thanks to these bellends (a route which was already mental at the weekend due to the roadworks at chiswick).

Traffic in London? Oh no

It will also be difficult to get into London when half of it is underwater.

site23 wrote:It will also be difficult to get into London when half of it is underwater.

Knoyleo wrote:Traffic in London? Oh no

Vermilion wrote:Must be fun trying to get into London today, not only is the QEII bridge still closed so the east of London is traffic hell, but the A4 is now blocked near Hammersmith thanks to these bellends (a route which was already mental at the weekend due to the roadworks at chiswick).

Must you use derogatory language? It's a bad look for you.

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Vermilion wrote:Must be fun trying to get into London today, not only is the QEII bridge still closed so the east of London is traffic hell, but the A4 is now blocked near Hammersmith thanks to these bellends (a route which was already mental at the weekend due to the roadworks at chiswick).

Do you live or work in London?

BID0 wrote:
Vermilion wrote:Must be fun trying to get into London today, not only is the QEII bridge still closed so the east of London is traffic hell, but the A4 is now blocked near Hammersmith thanks to these bellends (a route which was already mental at the weekend due to the roadworks at chiswick).

Must you use derogatory language? It's a bad look for you.

They are kinda bellends though. It comes hand in hand with what method of protesting they are using. It's meant to cause disruption.

They're not bellends.

The people in power who are letting oil companies harvest the Earth for all its worth are the bellends.

If they weren't killing the planet these people wouldn't need to disrupt your day. So blame those CEOs strawberry floating the planet not those trying to save it please.

Squinty wrote:
BID0 wrote:
Vermilion wrote:Must be fun trying to get into London today, not only is the QEII bridge still closed so the east of London is traffic hell, but the A4 is now blocked near Hammersmith thanks to these bellends (a route which was already mental at the weekend due to the roadworks at chiswick).

Must you use derogatory language? It's a bad look for you.

They are kinda bellends though. It comes hand in hand with what method of protesting they are using. It's meant to cause disruption.

I was talking about using mental health as a pejorative.

I remember about 12 months ago Vermillion was saying the similar things about the insulation protests and look at how that's turned out. Perhaps looking like a muppet is Vermillion's kink.

its all MI5 Psych Ops

site23 wrote:It will also be difficult to get into London when half of it is underwater.

Reminding people of one of the benefits of climate change is not helpful

Tomous wrote:They're not bellends.

The people in power who are letting oil companies harvest the Earth for all its worth are the bellends.

If they weren't killing the planet these people wouldn't need to disrupt your day. So blame those CEOs strawberry floating the planet not those trying to save it please.

Nah, pretty sure the bellends are these guys:

speedboatchase wrote:

twitter.com/rebelsanimal/status/1581249206647369728

What is the salary of the person who has to clean this up? Completely self-defeating.

This was at the Waitrose round the corner from my uni

twitter.com/RebelsAnimal/status/1581251694444564486

Is there a reason why they are specifically doing it at Waitrose and M&S? Less likely to get their banana split kicked in due to the older shoppers there? I'd put money on the three of there being middle class Edinburgh Uni students.

Tomous wrote:They're not bellends.

They are though, that's the point is it not?They aren't getting any attention on the issue so have decided to use more disruptive means to achieve their goals, which in turn has pissed off a lot of people in the process. I would assume they've gladly accepted bellendry as a necessary evil.

Oil protesters throw soup on the glass protecting Van Gogh's Sunflowers painting

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