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Tong hat geschrieben:modifizierte Mikrowelle

Wie bitte was? Gibt es sowas?

Ihre Familie hatte sich bereits Ketchup auf ihre Brote getan.

Ed hat geschrieben:

Ed hat geschrieben:

Tong hat geschrieben:modifizierte Mikrowelle

Wie bitte was? Gibt es sowas?

Gerade selbst gefunden: http://www.heise.de/ct/Redaktion/cm/Thu ... apper.html

WHEN 35 Greenpeace protesters stormed the International Petroleum Exchange
(IPE) yesterday they had planned the operation in great detail. What they
were not prepared for was the post-prandial aggression of oil traders who
kicked and punched them back on to the pavement.

"We bit off more than we could chew. They were just Cockney barrow boy
spivs. Total thugs," one protester said, rubbing his bruised skull. "I've
never seen anyone less amenable to listening to our point of view."


Another said: "I took on a Texan Swat team at Esso last year and they were

angels compared with this lot." Behind him, on the balcony of the pub

opposite the IPE, a bleary-eyed trader, pint in hand, yelled: "Sod off,
Swampy."

Greenpeace had hoped to paralyse oil trading at the exchange in the City
near Tower Bridge on the day that the Kyoto Protocol came into force. "The
Kyoto Protocol has modest aims to improve the climate and we need huge
aims," a spokesman said.

Protesters conceded that mounting the operation after lunch may not have
been the best plan. "The violence was instant," Jon Beresford, 39, an
electrical engineer from Nottingham, said.


"They grabbed us and started kicking and punching. Then when we were on the

floor they tried to push huge filing cabinets on top of us to crush us."
When a trader left the building shortly before 2pm, using a security swipe

card, a protester dropped some coins on the floor and, as he bent down to
pick them up, put his boot in the door to keep it open.

Two minutes later, three Greenpeace vans pulled up and another 30 protesters
leapt out and were let in by the others.

They made their way to the trading floor, blowing whistles and sounding fog
horns, encountering little resistance from security guards. Rape alarms were
tied to helium balloons to float to the ceiling and create noise out of

reach. The IPE conducts "open outcry" trading where deals are shouted across
the pit. By making so much noise, the protesters hoped to paralyse trading.


But they were set upon by traders, most of whom were under the age of 25.
"They were kicking and punching men and women indiscriminately," a
photographer said. "It was really ugly, but Greenpeace did not fight back."


Mr Beresford said: "They followed the guys into the lobby and kept kicking
and punching them there. They literally kicked them on to the pavement."

Last night Greenpeace said two protesters were in hospital, one with a
suspected broken jaw, the other with concussion.


A spokeswoman from IPE said the trading floor reopened at 3.10pm. "The floor
was invaded by a small group of protesters," she said. "Open outcry trading
was suspended but electronic trading carried on."


Eighteen police vans and six police cars surrounded the exchange and at
least 27 protesters were arrested. A small band blocked the entrance to the
building for the rest of the evening.


Richard Ward, IPE's chief executive, said that the exchange would review
security but denied that protesters had reached the trading floor. However,
traders, protesters and press photographers confirmed to The Times that the
trading floor had been breached.


Mr Ward would not discuss whether he would press charges, and said he would
not know until this morning if there had been any financial loss.

Greenpeace later started a second protest at the annual dinner of the
Institute of Petroleum at the Grosvenor House Hotel on Park Lane, in Central

London. Greenpeace claimed that five campaigners had got into the Great
Hall. About 30 protesters were outside the hotel, some blocking the front
entrance by sitting down and locking themselves together, while others
sounded klaxons and alarms. Climbers scaled scaffolding to unfurl a banner
reading, "Climate change kills, oil industry parties".

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