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"Another World is Possible" Street Carnival October 19th national |
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 Thursday August 28, 2003 20:57 by Niav - on behalf of the ISF Carnival Working Group niavk at yahoo dot co dot uk
 A call for interested individuals to participate in the ISF Street Carnival on Sunday 19th October. The ISF “Another World is Possible” Street Carnival will take place on the afternoon of October 19th. With less than two months to go we are looking for performers from north, south, east and west of the country! Street Performers, Musicians, Bands, Clowns, Theatre Groups, Face Painters, Food/ Arts and Crafts/Information Stalls are wanted from groups large and small! The carnival will be an opportunity for individuals and diverse groups of people to engage with each other and will be a celebration of multicultural Ireland through music, drama and dance. |
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Jump To Comment: 1 2Hmm, "Public services not Privatisatin". The anarchists won't like that.
Peace not war not peace not war not peace not war not peace....
"Full support for the bus and train workers is in all our interests. We don't need privatisation - we do need a free public transport service, operated for passengers and run by the people with the best knowledge, the transport workers themselves."
http://struggle.ws/wsm/ws/2003/ws76/consequences.html
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"There is nothing wrong or "inefficient" in subsiding public transport. It's a lot cheaper to provide regular, dependable and affordable (or free!) buses and trains than to have even more car usage."
http://struggle.ws/wsm/ws/2003/ws76/cover.html
Our pet troll seems to be trying a new tack!