Move along now

[andy at handiwork]

I wish I had been there when the Dean of St Pauls effectively told the City of London police to get off church property, as they were not required and would probably just make things worse by being there. Looks like they will have to find another way of starting the trouble they and their political masters demand.

[jimslip]

Yes I saw him on BBC news, great bloke booting the cops off his patch! He loves the idea of those bloated City wankers having to walk past the protesters on their way to spending their "working" day fucking all of us over! Good luck to him!

[Robches]

I'm sure he'll be happy to let them all into St Paul's for a warm once the weather starts to get chilly. Maybe they can all go round to his house for a cup of tea?

[andy at handiwork]

Why should he do that? Its clear that he is sympathetic with the issues being highlighted by the demonstrations here and abroad and has made it clear that he sees it part of his Christian duty to help in the way he has and not give the police an excuse to bust heads. Dont forget the City of London have form when it comes to deaths during demos on their watch.

[Robches]

It seems the Church has changed its mind now that takings at its gift shop and cafe have collapsed. Who knew having a shanty town on your doorstep could affect trade so much?

[jimslip]

Terrible news, the Dean of St Pauls has had to lock the church doors, the first time since the Blitz, due to, "Elf and safety issues!"

I wonder what nasty little banker made that happen?