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City of London workers waved £10 notes at G20 protesters today as thousands descended on London’s financial heartland.
Bankers leaning out of office windows taunted demonstrators on the streets below, who responded with jeers and shouts.
Environmentalists, anarchists, anti-war protesters and workers hit by the financial crisis congregated on the Bank of England to demand action from world leaders.
City workers waved £10 notes at G20 protesters as thousands descended on London's financial heartland.
Bankers leaning out of office windows taunted demonstrators on the streets below, who responded with jeers and shouts.
Originally posted by AGENT_T
This is what it really comes down to isn't it
The people who have money,greedy for more and flaunt their avarice at people struggling to make ends meet.
Bank vandalised in G20 protests
A violent mob has targeted a Royal Bank of Scotland building in the City of London as the G20 protests spiralled into violence. Windows were smashed and a group of demonstrators - their faces covered by bandanas - entered the building near the Bank of England. Around the branch, which is believed to be empty, hundreds of demonstrators charged police lines as officers hit back with baton charges. A group of 4,000 were penned in by officers who cordoned off surrounding streets amid what Scotland Yard called "increasing levels of violence". At least one officer was injured as RBS became a flashpoint for what had been peaceful protests. A printer and other office equipment was thrown out of the window and graffiti daubed on the side of the building. Hundreds of protesters cheered as a blue office chair was used to smash one of the blacked-out branch windows. At around 2pm a line of police - backed up by a line of mounted officers - began to slowly attempt to move protesters back down Bartholomew Lane and into Threadneedle Street. Demonstrators continued to hurl missiles at broken windows at the RBS and attempted to break down a door. Police in riot gear could be seen inside the building, filming the demonstrators. One protester with a megaphone yelled: "Push the police back. These are our streets."
their faces covered by bandanas
City of London workers waved £10 notes at G20 protesters today as thousands descended on London’s financial heartland.
As the lines of protesters walked peacefully towards the Bank of England, City workers were seen waving £10 notes at them from office windows above.
Obama managed to offend thousands of people at the G20 Summit by attempting a joke that didn't go over well. Thousands of protesters have been detained and Obama himself was physically attacked.
The riots broke out after Obama made a comment during his speech about the Queen and tried to give her an iPod, but no one seemed to laugh. While some people in the room were genuinely offended, others took advantage of the mood to jump on Obama in the name of the Queen.
Once hands were laid on Obama, others began defending the president, and the roughly 40,000 protesters outside of the G20 Summit began getting violent. Troops were called in to calm the crowd and were forced to zip-tie thousands of protesters. Tanks eventually hit the streets, but it didn't phase protesters who weren't planning on moving any time soon.
Originally posted by sadisticwoman
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