Just Stop Oil - A conglomerate of unwashed, pseudoscience-pedalling, virtue-signalling, middle-class cunts.

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GradeAGobbleDeeGook said:
we have some great news from a German activist group
Im not sure who they are, its a very short video, but is much the same as been spoke of already in this thread
except this one is screaming in pain because the removal process is not going well
it might be because hes a pussy, but it might also be because theyre using a hammer and chisel to try and free him
i hope they continue to use this glue/epoxy/cement all mixed up in the future

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StopOilsisters, I'm not gonna lie, but the production of cement may be killing the environment.
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The cement industry alone generates 2.8bn tonnes of CO2 every year,
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And they just waste it on dumb shit like stopping traffic for their cause which pulls in NOBODY.
 
Personally, I would leave the pussy there.
Reroute traffic around him, and post a cop to insure NO ONE touches him.
No food, no water, nothing.
Make sure his rights are intact.

His death is better for our future. Imagine how much CO2 is saved!
The slow death has got to be on the level of cruxifiction.
 
its insane to me how none of these people seem to comprehend how retarded their little stunts are. do they actually think people are gonna see them blocking roads and sticking themselves to things and throwing paint and whatever else and think "wow these people are great i should join their cause and help save the planet" if anything they are doing more harm to the planet and making people hate them.

they target the average person expecting them to not get mad and join them when they should be doing this stuff to the people who actually can make a difference. but i dont see any of them bothering oil companies nor do i see them talking to higher ups in their governments.

if you wanna protest and actually make a change you need to do stuff that makes you likeable first. but as others have mentioned its more than likely they are being funded by big oil to paint green energy and its supporters in a bad light.
 
It's a really effective protest when there are constant rumors that British Petroleum is secretly funding you so as to turn the voting public away from environmental issues.
 
Unfortunately the majority of them screaming while being removed are doing so for attention.

Speaking of morally reprehensible methods.
In the vibrant centre of London's Covent Garden, 17 trainee eco-zealots gathered behind the doors of the Quaker Meeting House to be taught how to maximise their ability to cause chaos.

Led by two organisers – both of whom admitted being on police bail following previous arrests – the novice activists were taken through various exercises in 'civil resistance', including how to 'de-escalate' situations involving 'angry motorists'.

During one part of Wednesday's session, an organiser even suggested role-playing 'a woman whose child is dying or something'.

The group's blockades of roads have led to a number of instances in which emergency vehicles have been stuck in traffic, including one in Knightsbridge, London, which prevented a sick baby from reaching hospital.

Appropriately for the setting –Quakers pledge to build a more peaceful world – the meeting included a discussion about whether the group should stick to non-violence principles, with one participant venturing that they didn't 'fully believe' in the concept, because they were more of a 'blow up a pipeline person'.

Yesterday, the group tried to put some of the training into practice by holding slow marches across the capital.

Thirteen protesters marched at three different locations at lunchtime – Parliament Square, Old Palace Yard and Victoria Street – but were cleared from the roads when Scotland Yard used the Public Order Act to demand that protesters leave the road or face arrest.

One of the organisers of the Quaker training session is understood to have been Molly Berry, a retired lip-reading tutor from Hertfordshire on bail from HMP Bronzefield for closing the M25 in November last year.

Ms Berry was one of 15 supporters who climbed the overhead gantries at rush hour in a dangerous stunt to protest over oil and gas. She said at the time: 'The climate crisis is not Left-wing or Right-wing. It's not an opinion or a point of view or a cause. It's real, and it's happening now, and it is getting very close to destroying absolutely everything we love.'

According to a recording of the training session obtained by this newspaper, the activists were told: 'We're going to do some role-play. You need to get into threes. There are three roles and we each get a turn at each one.

'One is the angry person or distressed person. One is an activist and one is watching.

'You don't have to be angry all the time. You could be a woman, you know, whose child is dying or something. Do try and put welly into it because it's so important.

'This is real for people and if you practice and make yourself act as real as you possibly can, it's good for you and it's good for the future.'

A second organiser then says: 'You could be a parent going to a hospital, you could be missing an important interview, you could be late to work, noisy kids in the back and it's driving you nuts, you're a key worker, they are all sorts of different roles. So please put your all into it when you're being the angry person.'

On Friday, JSO protesters were booed off stage when the opening night of the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall became the latest high-profile event to be targeted. Jeers erupted from the audience as staff escorted away two activists who had forced their way in front of the orchestra holding a bright orange banner, just after the BBC Symphony Orchestra had played Sibelius's Finlandia.

The pair tried to address the crowd as audience members shouted 'off, off, off' and 'throw them off the stage', before they were 'forcibly removed'.

At Wimbledon recently they threw confetti and jigsaw pieces on to the court, while at the Ashes England cricketer Jonny Bairstow carried off a protester during a pitch invasion.

Protesters also disrupted a performance at Glyndebourne last month by letting off a confetti bomb and blowing an air horn – but were then widely mocked for failing to do their research. The venue is the most environmentally-sustainable opera house in the world, boasting a 67 m wind turbine which provides more than 90 per cent of the company's annual electricity needs.

Over the coming weeks, the eco-zealots have pledged to 'paralyse London' with slow-marching columns ten times bigger than any previous marches, to force the 'murderous Government' – as they refer to it – to scrap new domestic oil and gas licenses.

Commenting on the latest protest plans, Conservative Party deputy chairman Nickie Aiken said: 'Once again ordinary people are having their lives disrupted by these extremists. And once again, Labour are all too happy to stand idly by while Just Stop Oil's main funder Dale Vince fills their coffers and writes their policies.

'It's time for Labour to do the right thing and hand back the money from Dale Vince.'

JSO declined to comment.
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If anyone can get an audio archive this is a recording them being directed to pretend to be a woman with a dying child apparently.

I'm leery on this one, the Mail do get things wrong. But if true it's funny.

An eco-protester who targeted George Osborne at his wedding can today be revealed as a former librarian and town councillor – who holidayed in Thailand a few months after declaring a ‘climate emergency’ in Somerset.

Shelagh Day, 62, is a well-known campaigner in Bruton, Somerset, where she and Mr Osborne are both residents.

Last weekend, she caused uproar after showering the former Chancellor and his new wife Thea Rogers with orange confetti as they left St Mary’s Church following their nuptials.

The stunt, in front of the Press, was a copycat version of Just Stop Oil’s use of orange paint and powder to disrupt sports events. The protest group initially appeared to claim responsibility for it, but backtracked after it was slammed by the public and condemned by both Tory and Labour MPs.

The Mail on Sunday tracked Ms Day, a divorcee, to her modest terrace home in Bruton on Wednesday. She answered the door and claimed: ‘It wasn’t me.’

Residents said Ms Day was linked to One Planet Bruton, an environmental group that in 2019 successfully campaigned for Bruton Town Council to declare the town was in a ‘climate emergency’.

Six months after the declaration, Ms Day went on a three-week holiday to Thailand, according to a travel blog written by one of her friends.

It is likely she made the 10,000-mile round-trip by aeroplane. If so, any such flight would have generated 3.3 tons of carbon emissions – equivalent to driving 18,500 miles in a typical petrol car. Ms Day also owns a small petrol hatchback.

Following her election to the town council in 2019, with 4 per cent of the vote, Ms Day was appointed to Bruton’s newly established Climate and Ecological Emergency Core Working Group.

But a member of the working group said: ‘She never turned up to most of the meetings.’

She added: ‘One Planet Bruton has absolutely nothing to do with what she did at the wedding. She’s done this as a stand-alone thing.

‘In fact, as the wedding was getting under way, we were over in the community hall at one of our “stitch-it-don’t-ditch-it” events encouraging everyone to mend old clothes. We are not a campaigning group. We are just trying to encourage sustainable local community projects – like our recent planting-for-pollinators day to help wildlife.’

Another source, who worked with Ms Day during her three-year stint as a councillor, described her as ‘perpetually awkward.’

‘Nothing was ever quite right for her,’ they said. ‘She talked the talk but it mostly required others to walk the walk. I never saw her do much. I’m sure she’s proud of herself for showering George Osborne and his wife with orange confetti.

‘But, really? He’s been out of front-line politics for years. It was their wedding day. Grow up.’ Ms Day’s social media posts on Facebook and Twitter endorse radical eco-groups including Extinction Rebellion.

Last week, she retweeted a video by Just Stop Oil showing her dumping confetti on Mr and Mrs Osborne which was captioned: ‘You look good in orange @George_Osborne – congratulations to the newlyweds.’

But she denied she was the confetti thrower when approached by The Mail on Sunday.

‘I did turn up for the earlier bit,’ she said, adding: ‘But I wasn’t there for the actual ceremony. It wasn’t me. I wasn’t alone. I was with my friend Lisa and we left when they all went into church.’

Asked why so many local people had identified her as the culprit, she replied: ‘Well, people get things wrong.’
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Yeah the screaming's fairly standard protestor kayfabe to try to make it look like the authorities are doing something bad when they're not.
 
Beautiful Border said:
I'm not getting troon vibes from him, more genderfluid/non-binary they/them vibes.
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LMAO what is the difference. Two Fruits grown of the same Faggot Tree. so much potential for silliness its making my brain lock up. Oh no he wasn't trying to kill me officer, he was just trying to club me repeatedly over the skull until I stopped moving and breathing. that's not a dog that's a canine. i mean come on lololol
 
Apologies for a double post but they're trying to tell golfers not to interfere with the JSO idiots should they turn up at the Open (there are better articles but Golf Magic deserves more attention).

Players and caddies have been told not to take matters into their own hands with any Just Stop Oil protesters at The Open Championship.

According to a report by Telegraph Sport, all players and their loopers arriving at Royal Liverpool have been told 'to let security deal with it' in the event the major is interrupted by the British environmentalist activist group.

Per the paper, a source said: "They've effectively been told not to do a Jonny Bairstow."

The source is referring to the England wicketkeeper who decided to pick up a pitch invader at the second Ashes test.

Ahead of the second morning session on day one at Lord's cricket ground, Just Stop Oil activists raced onto the pitch.

Bairstow immediately picked up one protester and carried them off the turf. Three people were arrested, the Metropolitan Police later confirmed.

At the time, a spokesperson from the group said:

"Cricket is an important part of our national heritage, but how can we enjoy England vs Australia when much of the cricketing world is becoming unfit for humans to live in?"
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I'm partially in agreement. They should not manhandle the protestors. Why lay hands on them when you have clubs.
 
Promotional video for the anti-oil folks, who were apparently dumping oil on the road.
 
davids877 said:
Promotional video for the anti-oil folks, who were apparently dumping oil on the road.
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I swear every time they try and do something that isn't simply walking slowly, or gluing themselves to something it ends up looking like a Three Stooges bit.

JSO continuing to get a warm reception to their bullshit from the public at large:


 
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Promotional video for the anti-oil folks, who were apparently dumping oil on the road.
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If they're actually dumping oil on the road, they're even thicker than I thought. Not only are they caused quantifiable environmental damage, but they're almost guaranteed to cause an accident. It takes very little oil to make a road dangerously slick, as that particular fuckwit discovered.
 
East_Clintwood said:
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No idea if this reply is working properly cause the site seems to dying

Context for this video is somehow the Just Stop Oil people caused an accident between the Mercedes and the Van, the woman in the Mercedes is allegedly pregnant

You can see the red shirt fag that gets beaten to the floor walks up and starts recording because..? who knows

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This is the guy, Daniel Knorr

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He said this about the incident

Just Stop Oil said the protester's name was Daniel who was "assaulted while marching this morning and remained nonviolent throughout. Disruption is difficult, but it's necessary".

Speaking about what happened, while clutching a bag of peas to ease his injuries, Daniel said: "Physically I feel a bit better - I've got my frozen peas.

"I feel a bit sad and I feel sad because personally I haven't said anything to police and don't plan to.

"I feel no ill sentiment or ill will against him. It's a difficult situation for anyone to be in and it's bound to create frustration. Article on ITV.com
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You can do whatever you want to these people and they will not do anything back
 
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