BBC Radio Four
Mark Thomas: my life in serious organised crime
Absolute hysteria.
One of my favorite comedians, Mark Thomas [World Record Holder, slogan: 'If you're not pissed off, you're not paying attention'] taking the right old piss-a-roonie out of the kafka-esque law that requires you to get permission from the police to demonstrate in Parliament Square (or anywhere within a Km).
Wearing the wrong badge and standing for more than a minute outside Parliament is an offence!
The police seem to get the joke - 'specially the bit where he's asking for permission for a demonstration calling for the dismissal of the boss of the policeman he's dealing with - at one point they cheer him and another he's escorted by police to protect him from arrest!
Policeman: "why, profanity is subjective!"
He applys to wear a red Nose on red Nose day (in Parliament Square) and much more. I liked the explanation of the terrible threat to surrealism.
Here's the show on BBC Radio 4:
Part One:
Part two:
Part three:
- Radio Four page
- YouTube: Mark Thomas
- Mark Thomas' website
- Photos: 21 demos in a day
- The official site of Brian Haw, the permanent peace protestor of Parliament Square, London
- Wikipedia: Brian Haw
- Thomas debating the law on BBC News 24 with a Tory
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ReplyDeleteWhat I want to know is why you didnt think to include the other side of this issue? There are so many things that youre missing here that I dont see how you could actually form an intelligent opinion on the subject. Its like you didnt even consider that there me be another side here. Im kind of disappointed. insanity workout
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