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Extinction Rebellion protesters use fire engine to spray Treasury with fake blood
Four people are arrested as Extinction Rebellion activists use an old fire engine to publicise their climate message.
Thursday 3 October 2019 13:00, UK
Protesters struggle with out-of-control hose
((A Rosie The Riveter (aka Wonderwoman de la pradera) and a old-yayo que está ahí por ver si moja, se hacen la picha un lío con la manguerita))
Environmental campaign group Extinction Rebellion have used a fire engine to spray the front of the Treasury building with fake blood.
The group unfurled a banner urging the government to "stop funding climate death" and said they had fired 1,800 litres of the "blood" at the central London building - although most appeared to have ended up on the street and pavement.
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While standing on top of the fire engine, protesters struggled to control the hose as it whipped around on its own accord.
Police later turned up to protect the building and four people were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage.
Campaigners said the fire engine they used is out of commission and the fake blood made with food dye that can be washed off.
Extinction Rebellion said it wanted to highlight the "inconsistency between the UK Government's insistence that the UK is a world leader in tackling climate breakdown, while pouring vast sums of money into fossil exploration and carbon-intensive projects".
Image: The protesters say the vehicle was out of commission
(Un hipster menonita y la profesora de gimnasia Señor Varón protesta que te protesta)
Image: Police stands in front of the Treasury building during an Extinction Rebellion protest
(Los efectivos de la policía británica pensando en "Esto no está pagado")
The others included a retired GP, an ex-Buddhist teacher, a musician, and an electrician from south London.
They said their protest was part of the build up to the "International Rebellion" - beginning in four days' time - when they plan to block 12 areas around Westminster for several weeks.
The group's actions at Easter brought parts of the capital to a halt and included stationing a pink boat emblazoned with the words "tell the truth" in the middle of Oxford Circus.
Image: Police detain a protester outside the Treasury
(Emponderada que sonríe feliz porque va a ganar 3000 ***owers en Instagram por hacer el espantapájaros)
Image: The protesters said the fire engine they used was out of commission
(Aquí una banda homenaje a "New Order" que va a interpretar una versión de "La Ramona Pechugona" de Fernándo Esteso.
Observese su estética,muy de "Los Chicos del Maiz meets Greta la Loca")
Protester Cathy Eastburn said the Treasury's decisions had "devastating consequences" and included "huge subsidies for fossil fuels, financing massive fossil fuels projects overseas [and] airport expansion".
However, one government tsar has said Extinction Rebellion's eagerness to cut the country's emissions by 2025 would do more harm than good.
Dieter Helm, chairman of the natural capital committee advisory group, said the net-zero target would miccionan an increase in pollution through imports.
The University of Oxford professor said the it would do "a hell of a lot of damage" as carbon emissions would just be created elsewhere.
Prof Helm believes instead that a carbon tax should be introduced and those who contribute to a net reduction in pollution should receive payments.
Extinction Rebellion protesters use fire engine to spray Treasury with fake blood
Extinction Rebellion protesters use fire engine to spray Treasury with fake blood
Four people are arrested as Extinction Rebellion activists use an old fire engine to publicise their climate message.
Thursday 3 October 2019 13:00, UK
Protesters struggle with out-of-control hose
((A Rosie The Riveter (aka Wonderwoman de la pradera) and a old-yayo que está ahí por ver si moja, se hacen la picha un lío con la manguerita))
Environmental campaign group Extinction Rebellion have used a fire engine to spray the front of the Treasury building with fake blood.
The group unfurled a banner urging the government to "stop funding climate death" and said they had fired 1,800 litres of the "blood" at the central London building - although most appeared to have ended up on the street and pavement.
Sponsored link
While standing on top of the fire engine, protesters struggled to control the hose as it whipped around on its own accord.
Police later turned up to protect the building and four people were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage.
Campaigners said the fire engine they used is out of commission and the fake blood made with food dye that can be washed off.
Extinction Rebellion said it wanted to highlight the "inconsistency between the UK Government's insistence that the UK is a world leader in tackling climate breakdown, while pouring vast sums of money into fossil exploration and carbon-intensive projects".
Image: The protesters say the vehicle was out of commission
(Un hipster menonita y la profesora de gimnasia Señor Varón protesta que te protesta)
Image: Police stands in front of the Treasury building during an Extinction Rebellion protest
(Los efectivos de la policía británica pensando en "Esto no está pagado")
The others included a retired GP, an ex-Buddhist teacher, a musician, and an electrician from south London.
They said their protest was part of the build up to the "International Rebellion" - beginning in four days' time - when they plan to block 12 areas around Westminster for several weeks.
The group's actions at Easter brought parts of the capital to a halt and included stationing a pink boat emblazoned with the words "tell the truth" in the middle of Oxford Circus.
Image: Police detain a protester outside the Treasury
(Emponderada que sonríe feliz porque va a ganar 3000 ***owers en Instagram por hacer el espantapájaros)
Image: The protesters said the fire engine they used was out of commission
(Aquí una banda homenaje a "New Order" que va a interpretar una versión de "La Ramona Pechugona" de Fernándo Esteso.
Observese su estética,muy de "Los Chicos del Maiz meets Greta la Loca")
Protester Cathy Eastburn said the Treasury's decisions had "devastating consequences" and included "huge subsidies for fossil fuels, financing massive fossil fuels projects overseas [and] airport expansion".
However, one government tsar has said Extinction Rebellion's eagerness to cut the country's emissions by 2025 would do more harm than good.
Dieter Helm, chairman of the natural capital committee advisory group, said the net-zero target would miccionan an increase in pollution through imports.
The University of Oxford professor said the it would do "a hell of a lot of damage" as carbon emissions would just be created elsewhere.
Prof Helm believes instead that a carbon tax should be introduced and those who contribute to a net reduction in pollution should receive payments.
Extinction Rebellion protesters use fire engine to spray Treasury with fake blood
