General Synod Assault

General Synod 2010, Assault of protestor- Church House Great Smith St Westminster

Today at approx 12:20pm I held a banner in view of the General Synod inside Church House, I was immediately attacked by approx 4 or more security guards who destroyed the paper banner which read: "JESUS WAS VEGAN TO SAVE THE WORLD FROM CLIMATE CHANGE. COMPASSION NOT KILLING! (CHECK CRUCIFIXION & CLEANSING OF TEMPLE)".

The Archbishop of Canterbury and Archbishop of York witnessed the attack, the Archbishop of York was instructing security saying “Leave him alone” etc. but the security guards ignored his instruction. When being escorted out I said in a loud voice "Geneses 1:29, Thy Kingdom come, Christians are supposed to be Vegan!" a security guard then put his hand over my mouth while I was being held by other security guards.

Domicile Allotments

DOMICILE ALLOTMENTS the simple solution to climate change & economic collapse.

Domicile Allotments is a futuristic life style based on Abraham Lincoln’s quote. “The greatest fine art of the future will be the making of a comfortable living from a small piece of land”. (See Party Conference videos- You Tube & Winkball Conservative & Labour Conference 2009. Google- "Domicile Allotments").

Domicile Allotments is an instant, minimalist low cost, low carbon, simple, adaptable, versatile, utilitarian solution to climate change and economic collapse which trumps all other so called solutions, basically it is living in advanced futuristic poly-tunnels with attached allotments.

Imagine a poly-tunnel 10m wide the length of a football field divided into two halves by a central partition along its length and then partitioned into 10m x 5m housing units which have attached allotments as gardens (10m x 30m each side of the tunnel).

Tensioned lines (steel, nylon, etc.) run the length of the tunnel and are anchored to the ground at both ends these lines support 2m wide u.v. protected polythene strips (or other membranes) these strips can contain doors ventilation units anti condensation units etc. These strips are easy to replace if damaged etc. When these strips are also tensioned the whole system becomes as tight as a drum and along with the aerodynamic shape of the tunnel ends, the system offers little resistance to high winds etc. The end hoops need to be robust the other hoops partially supporting the strips are less strong and can be made from various materials steel tubing, wood etc.

Less strong internal lines run the length of the tunnel supporting large curtains of lesser gauge polythene or other material which act as double or treble glazing for winter insulation or privacy curtains etc.

BENEFITS
Free lighting and heating via the greenhouse effect, free safe water supply from the run off from the tunnel which could also be used as a heat sink absorbing heat during the day and giving heat off during the night. Free fresh organic food (no pesticides etc.) doesn’t need a water or sewage system (Vegan Poo can be composted). Don’t need cars (the shopping is in the back garden) don’t need roads, power stations, no packaging, no waste, sufficient stimulation in growing and the development of the fine art of minimalism instead of consumerism. None dependence on employment, money, transport etc. with increasing leisure time.

COST
Compare the cost of 25kg of polythene (re-cycle able) to the cost of a conventional house.

LOW CARBON
Compare the low energy consumption in the manufacture of 25kg of polythene (Which is re cycle able) to the high energy consumption involved firing bricks making cement slates transporting tons of material cost of insulation and heating lighting energy loss etc. Domicile Allotments is a sustainable minimal impact on the environment life style!

VEGAN-ISM People and Planet benefit.
Maximum food output from a small piece of land means growing fruit & veg.
Not eating meat also has massive climate change benefits.

SPEED OF CONSTRUCTION The basic shell can be constructed and taken down in a few minutes!

CONFIGURATION OF TUNNELS Geodesic Domes and other minimalist structures.

CLIMATE CHANGE There are two tidal waves on the horizon climate change & economic collapse if we are not quick we could be swept away, some scientists are saying its already to late others say we have less than 5 years before climate change is irreversible. I’m convinced Domicile Allotments is our best bet.

Allotments (300 sq yards) have a very long history they were designed to feed a small family of 4 people.

OTHER USES Emergency shelters- earthquakes, war, hospitals, schools, kitchens, dog kennels, etc.

DOMICILE ALLOTMENTS Instant solution to climate change & economic collapse

DOMICILE ALLOTMENTS Imagine a Poly tunnel as long as a football field, 10 metre’s wide, divided into housing units 10m. by 5m with ajoining allotments. The diagram should show a partition down the centre, and also doors and allotments on the other side of the poly tunnel and also wires running the length supporting the 2m wide strips of polythene.

The greenhouse effect provides free lighting and heating, rain water could be caught and stored inside, providing fresh water and a heat sink, capturing heat during the day and giving it out at night, such a minimalistic structure could be constructed in minutes per unit and would provide a high tech low cost Eco abode reducing the necessity for transport, roads, power stations etc. providing self employment & fresh food.

Allotment communities are great, ultra violet protected polythene is good for between 5-10 years and is recyclable

(See image above.) Also High tensile steel wires run the length of the poly tunnel which support 2m wide polythene strips in which doors ventilation and anti condensation unitss could be crimped. Further wires run inside which can support large curtains in order to double or treble glaze for warmth, the strips being easy to replace and roll up for ventilation etc.

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The Independent on Sunday 9 Auust 2009

A national obsession: My allotment and me


All around the country, people are discovering the joys of eating their own home-grown produce
By Eve da Silva

All across the country this weekend, gardeners will be heading to their allotments to check on their fruits, flowers and vegetables. As Britain celebrates National Allotments Week it seems that most of the country either wants to get an allotment, has one, or knows someone who does. The allotment is no longer just the territory of old men pottering about in Wellington boots. Over the past few years, growing your own has taken off everywhere, with many allotment associations now running waiting lists for many years. Young and old are donning their gardening gloves and digging in their heels for a lifetime of allotment gardening. Why do they do it? Perhaps it's the fashion for organics; more recent owners may cite the recession. Most say it's for good food, great exercise and a sense of community. For others it's a great day out. Whatever their reasons, allotment owners this week are likely to be congratulating themselves on their good sense and eating their fresh produce.

Rachel Hawkes
The self-employed gardener, 39, from Cambridgeshire has had an allotment for five months. "I am already cooking a lot of things we have grown, and we love the freshness. I have runner beans, onions and marrows coming out of my ears. The best thing is all the friends I've made doing this. It gives you back that sense of village community. It has been a really good investment from every angle. A lot of people have also said that they are toning up and losing weight – I have lost two stone since starting. I only wish I had done it sooner."
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Peter Horrocks
The retired manager, and his wife Elizabeth, from Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, are in their sixties and have had their allotment since 1979. "We started our allotment to relax. I worked 12-hour days so it was good to go to the allotment in the evenings and let my mind go into neutral. Now we are both retired and spend a lot of time working together. We usually spend at least four half-days there. After 30 years, it has allowed us to meet people from our community we wouldn't have met otherwise. It's extremely social and we probably spend more time chatting than working. We have 70 different kinds of fruit and veg growing throughout the year. It would be fair to say that we are pretty self-sufficient. When the grandchildren visit they can't get enough of it. They get to pick stuff and play about. It's really good for us too – it's the best way we know to keep healthy."

Peter Merrick
The retired lecturer, 65, from Liverpool, has had his allotment for around 23 years. "I have three allotments next to each other. I grow flowers, fruit and vegetables. And it has made me more of a cook – you want to do justice to the vegetables you're growing. You also get exercise, fresh air and become a part of a community of people from all walks of life. It can be frustrating sometimes – this year I lost my tomatoes in a storm. All you can do is shrug your shoulders and get on with it. But it's incredibly therapeutic. I've never met anyone with a negative view about allotments."

Billy Crook
The 12-year-old from Southwark, south London, has been working on an allotment with Bermondsey's Community Space Challenge/Youth Inclusion Project for over a month.
"I used to get into trouble with the police. When the youth offenders service suggested I try out a gardening project I thought it might be boring. Now I love it! I used to think vegetables came only from supermarkets. Now you can plant a seed and see it grow. My favourite school subject is science, and working on the allotment makes me want to work harder at it."

Badji Davies
The carpenter from Birkenhead has had an allotment for five years. "I wish we'd got an allotment earlier. It started out because I went to an open day, and since two of our grandkids need special diets we thought it would be good to grow our own food. It isn't unusual for us to be there for 12 hours a day. We have a tree house and a bakery on our allotment. Sometimes when we have a barbecue there we'll have 30 family members around. When the allotments have an open day everyone always comes to look at ours. We can say, look, this is what is possible if you work together. It's a real family affair."

Alison Charnock
The 37-year-old personal assistant from London has had her present allotment for nearly five years but has had allotments before. "My husband and I often work on it together, or take shifts to look after Joshua, two, who has his own little patch to mess in. It is very productive and rewarding. I don't get to spend as much time there as I would like. I am expecting another baby in December. I do think the food tastes better. It is hard keeping on top of the weeds but it's worth it. Joshua won't eat supermarket stuff now, only mummy's carrots."

Letter: Green groupes Vegetarianism & the Church

TheLondonPaper

Cyclists block Westminster Bridge in climate protest
by: Finian Davern 2 June 2009

DOZENS of cyclists blocked a busy London bridge in protest at the Government's environmental record.
Group Climate Rush hold sit-in on busy bridge in protest at Government’s environmental record

The protesters, from the group Climate Rush, put down their bicycles for a sit-in on Westminster Bridge in the shadow of the Houses of Parliament last night. Many of the protesters wore red sashes bearing the slogans, Trains Not Planes and No to New Coal. Some of the group sat down to eat impromptu picnics on the bridge and listened to music pumped out by a small sound system. Geography teacher Rob Faure Walker, 27, from north London, said: "The purpose of this protest is that the government is currently failing in any way to plan to reduce the carbon emissions that are happening.

"They justify building new coal-fired power stations by saying that they will involve the fitting of carbon capture and storage systems. "But nobody has proven that these actually work." Faure Walker also spoke out against plans to expand Heathrow Airport. He said: "People have to realise that they can't live their lives the way that they have become accustomed to.”We can't fly short-haul whenever we want." The bridge was later reopened to traffic as the protesters got on their bicycles and rode off.

A Metropolitan Police spokesman confirmed the demonstration had passed off peacefully and there were no arrests. It is not the first time Climate Rush has targeted the area around Parliament. In April this year four protesters were arrested after gluing themselves together around a statue inside the Palace of Westminster. Climate Rush members say they are inspired by the "peaceful, civil disobedience" of the suffragettes. The statue they chose was one famously used in the past by suffragettes, who chained themselves to it to campaign for the vote for women.

Anonymous wrote:

Green groups should have more support and backing from the Church!
Christianity is obliged towards stewardship of our planet and the most effective environmental action that anybody and everybody could take quite easily- is to become vegetarian! The benefits to planet & people are immense regarding: climate change, de-forestation, species extinction, cruelty, famine, efficient use of land, public health, and cost of food.

Vegetarianism is certainly a Christian issue, as well as the huge benefits of vegetarianism to the planet and people; Jesus crucifixion resulted from his actions in the temple a few days before his death, when he threatened the financial base of Jerusalem by attacking the killing of animals for food. (The cleansing of the temple.) It was immediately after this the high priests and the authorities conspired to kill him!

Also “Thou shalt not kill.” means "Thou shalt not kill anything!" Also Genesis 1:29 God says eat fruit and vegetables. Also Isaiah 1:10-25 God has no pleasure in the blood of Bulls Goats & Sheep. Isaiah 66:3 whoever kills a bull is like someone who kills a person. Also Jesus (A vegetarian) said, "I require mercy not sacrifice." Also Gods Kingdom is one of non violence where the lion lies down with the lamb. Etc.

Stuart Holmes. 2/6/2009 3:51 PM GDT

LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE GMEX MANCHESTER

Arrived Saturday 18th October Signs were displayed on the soap box:

FREEDOM OF SPEECH. Article 10 E.C.H.R. All are welcome to speak (for 3 minutes).

DOMICILE ALLOTMENTS
Imagine a Poly tunnel as long as a football field, 6 metre’s wide, partitioned every 10 metre’s, with a door crimped in the side with an anti condensation unit crimped on top. The greenhouse effect provides free lighting and heating, rain water could be caught and stored inside, providing fresh water and a heat sink, capturing heat during the day and giving it out at night, such a minimalistic structure could be constructed in minutes per unit and would provide a high tech low cost Eco abode reducing the necessity for transport, roads, power stations etc. providing self employment & fresh food. Allotment communities are great, ultra violet protected polythene is good for between 5-10 years and possibly recyclable? (See image above)


2 BANNERS WERE DISPLAYED:

BAN TOBACCO. Health Minister & Actors Smoking are enticing children into holocaust. 1 billion deaths this century (W.H.O.) That's 15 times greater than the total war dead of the 20th century. http://www.actorssmokingfilmstv.blogspot.com/

VEGETARIANISM - Planet & People Benefit! Gods Will (Gen. 1:29), Compassion, Climate change, Famine, De-forestation, Species extinction, Cruelty, Public health, Release of land, Efficient use of land, Cost of food, Economy, War, Etc.

My week’s main activity was speaking from the soap box (click link then click video) regarding Vegetarianism, Ban Tobacco, The Economy, Domicile Allotments (Plus other). Other people also spoke from the box- a lady from Remploy, Kids Count, A man complaining about the police wrongfully killing numerous people with fire arms. Spent a lot of time at the Convention of the left (An alternative conference-inclusive rather than exclusive) venue-“The Friends Meeting House” (Quakers)

On route to the conference on Princess Rd on Saturday, I displayed the BAN TOBACCO placard and shouted “Ban Tobacco”, probably to prime minister Gordon Brown (smoked glassed windowed car with police motor cycle escort.)

On Sunday arrived approx 8:30 am? With soap box and hand held placard displaying 2 banners one either side, I stated that the police were not allowed to interfere with freedom of speech under article 10 of the echr. I heard one of them say to his colleague “We don’t mind freedom of speech but we don’t like smart arses!” I then repeated this so everyone could here!

Caroline Flint walked passed -displaying the BAN TOBACCO banner I accused her of exempting actors from the smoking bans as in the 2006 Health Act and said it was actors smoking in films that was responsible for the enticement of children into the tobacco holocaust. (1 billion deaths this century) I invited her to defend her actions on the soap box she declined after acknowledging she got the message.

Later on Tessa Jowell walked passed who also declined the invitation to defend herself on the box, she asked me to lower my voice and get off the box! I said as loudly as possible that I was concerned about her and her husbands involvement in the Bernie Ecclestone-Max Mosley-Tony Blair-David Mills affair and also her, and her husband and Tony Blair’s involvement and deals: Co-production film contracts etc. (Money laundering?) with Sylvio Berlusconi. (I think Berlusconi & Mills still have corruption related charges hanging and face imprisonment in Italy?)

Loudly from the soap box "The Tobacco Industry is the filth of the World!"

Monday & Tuesday I think I must have addressed the entire conference from the soap box as they queue'd to get into conference, I asked John Prescott if he was a vegetarian he said, “Do I look like one” I said “No your a bit overweight", I asked Geoff Hoon if he would like to tell us about Iraq from the soap box but he declined, spoke with Charles Clark, Tony Benn, Neil Kinnock, Alistair Campbell- who I used know from the Daily Mirror Doorstep, chancellor Alistair Darling (click this link then read 2nd para-"Mad vegetarian" & then the comments) trying to persuade him that Vegetarianism could solve our economic, climate change, public health + other problems etc. I spoke to many others during my rantings about actors smoking enticing children into the tobacco holocaust, corrupt government, corrupt legislation 2002 Tobacco advertising and promotion act & 2006 Health act etc.

At some stage the clergy arrived (same as at Lib Dem conference) I again asked "Why was Jesus crucified" and again offered my view "Because he attacked the financial base of Jerusalem. Which was the buying selling and slaughter of animals!" (cleansing of the temple). Christians are supposed to be Vegetarian!

There are 2 questions all should ask themseves: 1. How do you account for creation? 2. Why am I here?

On Monday approx 12:30 I wanted to go to one of the meetings at the Quaker house (The alternative conference), I asked the constable next to me would it be OK to leave my soapbox? he said, “yes!” but on return 2 hour’s or so later it had gone! and the replacement officer PC19213 didn’t know anything about it! After making a considerable fuss and explaining there was a large police presence some with machine guns, some on horses, helicopters, CCTV s, etc. It would have been impossible for anybody to walk off with my soapbox undetected which was emblazoned with "FREEDOM OF SPEECH Article 10 ECHR." Whilst making a louder fuss to sergeant 1543 (Atherton Police station), WPC 12864 whispered in his ear, “The soapbox was deemed a security threat and taken by the street cleansers!”

On route to the Quakers (who kindly provided me with a alternative soap box-a broken wooden chair), I bumped into David Milliband who was in the centre of a swarm of press, I followed behind him displaying the Vegetarianism banner but special branch physically stopped me from entering the Town Hall!

Resuming to soap boxing mode I then began to brag to the queuing delegates that I was Britain's greenest man my lifestyle gave me the UK's lowest carbon footprint! I sleep outside in dustbin bags, ride a bike, am a Vegetarian & campaign for vegetarianism and Banning Tobacco!

Also had a dig at the police saying Aren't our policemen wonderful, remarked on the soapbox theft (Breach of article 10?) and read out the letter of complaint, sent to the chief constable regarding another contravention of article 10 at the conservative conference, last year at Blackpool.

I also mentioned that it was bad enough the Chief Constable being in bed with another man's wife, and with her being the head of the Chamber of Commerce it may have sinister overtones regarding police impartiality!

At one stage one of the delegates went into speech mode, so I passed the soapbox over the fence to him, a police inspector said that nothing is to be passed over the fence! After continuing with my rant the inspector said to the queue “should I move him,” they replied “No”.

When the queue of delegates dried up I spent my time at the alternative conference-Convention of the left at the Quaker House, it was there that I informed Jeremy Corbin MP. regarding the police seizing my soapbox -He said they had been talking about it! Also mentioned Vegetarianism and Domicile Allotments, he said he had an allotment, we spoke briefly about the inefficiency of growing meat and that the land required by one meat eater could feed 20 vegetarians! I later constructed a model of Domicile Allotments and showed it to him, the next day I made a better model. (See image above)

On Wednesday I bragged from the soapbox that "With these 7 wire coat hangers this cling-film & a piece of chalk I'm going to make Nuclear Power Station’s obsolete, provide free food, nearly free housing, improve public health stop climate change, famine, and all the other things it says on my vegetarian banner" I then set to work 20 minutes later job done, even the police were impressed. (See image above)

LIB-DEM CONFERENCE BICC BOURNEMOUTH 2008

Freedom of Speech at the Lib-Dem conference






Arrived BICC Friday 12/9/08, made 3 Soap Boxes from plastic crates and placed them at front, back and media entrance- for anybody to use, each with a sign: FREEDOM OF SPEECH. Article 10 E.C.H.R. All are welcome to speak (For 3 minutes.)


2 PLACARDS WERE DISPLAYED:

BAN TOBACCO. Health Minister & Actors Smoking are enticing children into holocaust. 1 billion deaths this century (W.H.O.) That's 15 times greater than the total war dead of the 20th century! http://www.actorssmokingfilmstv.blogspot.com/

VEGETARIANISM - Planet & People Benefit! Gods Will (Gen. 1:29), Compassion, Climate change, Famine, De-forestation, Species extinction, Cruelty, Public health, Release of land, Efficient use of land, Cost of food, Economy, War, Etc.


Several people made speeches from the box; a Hindu man spoke about God requiring us to be vegetarian and gave an excellent speech which was recorded on television (ITN?) also The “Scouts” spoke about scouting, “Kids Count” about knife crime, a black lady about vegetarianism and quite a few others. I spoke about the stupid economy, stupid houses, stupid nuclear power stations, the soap box being true democracy, the tobacco holocaust, and advocated mass vegetarianism as being a solution to a lot of our problems (As per placard), also Domicile Allotments as a life style - possibly confiscating land used for growing Oil Seed Rape for Bio Fuels and replacing with Domicile Allotments etc. (Made model at Labour conference). I was interviewed by Elena Goodman (Radio 4- A Week in West Minster Sat.11:30 am), ITN and national newspapers.

Was invited to a Fringe meeting inside the conference “STUBBING IT OUT-What Next after the Smoking Ban” (After arranging a security clearance.) hosted by the Health Hotel. I stated the reason why children started to smoke was because of actors smoking in films, role models etc. and laid the blame for the Tobacco Holocaust on Corrupt Governments! Mentioning the Bernie Ecclestone/Max Mosley/Tony Blair/ Tessa Jowell/ David Mills, affair, which was a strategy to destroy EC Directive 98/43/EC. (A blanket ban on tobacco ads. & promotion.) I also mentioned corrupt legislation: The “2002 Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Act” which omitted Actors Smoking in Films and was sponsored by Lord Clement Jones, the 2006 Health Act which exempted actors from the smoking bans via the Health Minister Caroline Flint!

Several Bishops and clergy arrived at the conference I loudly said to them from the soap box: “Could I ask one question”, Yes, “Why was Jesus crucified?” and then offered my view- “Jesus was crucified because he attacked the financial base of Jerusalem which was the buying, selling and slaughter of animals!” (The cleansing of the temple a few days prior to his death!) Interestingly all who responded agreed and one said there’s more- “he died to save the universe, because anything that’s worth anything is here on planet earth.”

Just across the road from the main entrance to the BICC and my soapbox was the “Climate Clinic”, (I used to think they were wonderful but I am now of the opinion there is a conflict of interest between the sponsors making money out of climate change and impartial debate!)I went to several Fringe Meetings - at the "Coal v Renewable's A Moral Choice?" When invited I stood up to ask a question but was interrupted by Greenpeace who arrested the Energy spokeswoman Sarah Vaughan from E.On for “Crimes Against Humanity” and handcuffed her (Click this link then then click the video to see what happened!) just prior to this during her speech I had heckled- “We don’t want nuclear power stations full stop!” when the meeting resumed I offered a simple no cost solution to climate change: (rather than grandiose expensive solution’s as suggested by some of the sponsor’s) “Mass Vegetarianism”, and displayed the placard: “VEGETARIANISM People & Planet Benefit...” the panel ignored my suggestion so I shouted “What about vegetarianism the simple solution? One of the organisers told me to take the sign outside, I refused, he said later that sponsor’s had paid to display their signs and that I had not!

The next day I returned with Jonathan Porrit, for the "Green Verdict On Environmental Politics 2007-8" Fringe meeting, and was told by the sound man before the meeting started to take the sign outside, I said it’s not offensive and refused, he said he would phone the police, I said “Please do”, I asked Steve Webb MP. on the panel: “Have I committed some sort of offence?”, he said “No”. Later the sign was confiscated by a female organiser (I retrieved it when leaving). I gave Jonathon Porrit a note - "If the chair is not favourable in his choice of speakers could you mention Vegetarianism, Domicile Allotments, Immorality of Bio Fuels", (The chair was not favourable & J.P. didn't get the opportunity).

Whilst on the soap box at the back of BICC displaying the BAN TOBACCO placard I invited the man from Forest-

(The so called Freedom organisation for the right to enjoy smoking tobacco.) He was handing out flyer's for the Freedom Zone meeting (sponsored by the tobacco industry!)

Tobacco addiction has nothing to do with freedom! Addiction is Slavery! The enticement of children into holocaust is a crime against God. (1 billion deaths this century W.H.O.))

Cont. to defend the Tobacco Industry on the soap box, just prior to this I had made a loud statement repeating what was said on the placard, and that the Tobacco Industry was the Filth of the World and that Jesus had said of those who would harm children; that it would be better for them if a large millstone be put around their neck and they drown in the depths of the ocean. He declined the invitation saying I only believed in Freedom of Speech for myself? said I was a dictator? He then departed.

I also said "There are 2 questions everyone should ask themsevles: 1) How do you account for creation? 2) Why am I here?

At the Media entrance whilst on the box & pointing to the VEGETARIANISM placard I said to Nick Clegg (Entering conference to make his speech). "This is the solution"-he did not respond.

DOMICILE ALLOTMENTS Imagine a Poly tunnel as long as a football field, 6 metre’s wide, partitioned every 10 metre’s, with a door crimped in the side with an anti condensation unit crimped on top. The greenhouse effect provides free lighting and heating, rain water could be caught and stored inside, providing fresh water and a heat sink, capturing heat during the day and giving it out at night, such a minimalistic structure could be constructed in minutes per unit and would provide a high tech low cost Eco abode reducing the necessity for transport, roads, power stations etc. providing self employment & fresh food. Allotment communities are great, ultra violet protected polythene is good for between 5-10 years and possibly recyclable? (See image above)