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Another airport, another camp. Many of the marquees and tents were the same, and most faces were familiar too. Yet the atmosphere at the No Borders camp last September was very different form the Climate Camp that had happened a month earlier. For a start, there were no police, journalists or livestock on site! Out were the dreadlocks; black hoodies were back in fashion.

Le problème

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I know, I know, we've only just got number 2 finished. But as promised, I knocked up a factsheet 'how to beat the bailiffs' - maybe it can go in number 3, or be printed up as a separate ting. Whatever comrades are happy with. Oh, and I've shamelessly ripped most of it off the web (national debt helpline), so expect a copyright lawsuit to follow

Beat the Bailiffs

I know we have still gotta discuss this tonight, but the articles we decide for tonight can be for the next one as we will need a new black star if we are having a stall tommorow.

here it is

http://www.wmanarchists.org/black%20star/Blackstar2.pdf