[Stones] Fathers for Injustice

[jtg]

Indeed. If people have more concern for a pile of rock than their fellows in
deep distress, high time the pile of old rock were done away with.. 

Mad idea, anyway, some blokes making a protest on a few lumps of rock.

Fuck 'em.  They don't care about our concerns: they're Tossers. Don't
fucking DESERVE families, 'cos they don't worship what WE worship and they
just, fucking JUST, keep thinking that things are just stones.000

Man, FUCK>>>

If they tried to spray something.... fuck: we could get the Police to shoot
them...!!!

And some of them use BOTH (fucking read it and WEEP) upper and lowercase.

Ladies and Gentlemen..

Please excuse me while I go outside to puke.

John Germain

Jersey
British Channel Islands
-----Original Message-----
From: stones-bounces at henge.org.uk [mailto:stones-bounces at henge.org.uk] On
Behalf Of Ric
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 10:56 PM
To: The Stones Mailing List
Subject: Re: [Stones] Fathers for Injustice

this is what i loathe about this culture - how it attempts to reduce
everything to a two dimensional cartoon consciousness
 
it is both arrogant and ignorant
 
ric


Cerridwen Connelly <Cerridwen.Connelly at btopenworld.com> wrote:

	I was just interviewed on Radio Wiltshire re Fathers for Justice -
who
	climbed the fence at Stonehenge at 8.30am and now have three men
dressed in
	Flintstones costumes sitting on top of a trilithon!
	
	The police are trying to get them to come down. They are displaying
a banner
	and haven't painted anything on the stones.
	
	I said that if this is an example of their parenting skills - to
damage a
	World Heritage site, no wonder they don't have access to their
children!
	
	The reporter asked me how many people would it take to crack a
lintel and I
	told him that EH has never tested this to find out for obvious
reasons:-)
	
	Hopefully they will be persuaded to remove themselves from the
lintel before
	we discover that the answer is three.
	
	Hwyl,
	
	Cerri
	http://www.technopagans.co.uk
	"for those who honour the past but love living in the present"