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Class War at the Ripper 'Museum'

Cable St, London. Sat 21 Nov 2015

  
 
 Class War arrive at the Ripper 'museum' with the Womens Death Brigade banner and wearing masks showing

 the face of the 'museum' owner, Mark Edgecumbe-Palmer

 

 sometimes with suitable annotation

 Jane Nicholl and Ian Bone

 

 Inside the museum was Edgecumbe-Palmer's partner, Julian Pino and a woman working there

 Adam and others from Class War with the Lucy Parsons banner against the wealthy

 Lisa arrives

 Julian Pino comes to talk with the police

 and the officer tells him to stop phoning '999' as the police are already here

 
 
Lisa McKenzie speaks her mind at the protest 

 

 

Jane Nicholl and Mark's mask 

 

Julian Pino comes to complain an Ian Bone points his stick at him 

 

 

Julian Pino locks the door to the 'museum' 

 

 

 
   

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