Czechtekk 2005

[Elvain]

Anyone heard about it?

I'm not any kind of Techno fan. But what happened this year was little too much.
Czech state Police (illegaly) blocked state(=free) road to a private parcell which was legaly leased to techno fans.. Then when Techno fans tried to get on "their" parcell through surrounding parcels, 1000 heavily armoured policemen intervened almost immediately and cancelled technoparty before it has even started.

The scenario was very close to the scenario that happened in november 17th 1989 when COMMUNIST police brutally intervened against student demonstration in Prague. That intervntion (of november 89) was the starting point of "Soft revolution" that led to fal of communism in Czechoslovakia.

Intervention of saturday july 30th 2005 reminded Czech people how their police baheve towards them.

Check the link to see some videos of police intervention:
http://en2.policejnistat.cz/

[Mircoslavux]

hm yes, I have followed the situation regarding that.
In Slovakia, was similar Slovtech these days and without any problems...many visitors of Czechtech moved in Slovtech.

interesting.

Mostly, police is hard and activ on those places, where is it not so needed and oppostire way, where you need them, you can not find them. :eek:

[Mircoslavux]

link from slovtech here:
http://spravy.pravda.sk/sk_domace.asp?r=sk_domace&c=A050807_184241_sk_domace_p12

[Mircoslavux]

and next weekend should be BulgarTek in Bulgaria
hm seems to be a turnament

[Elvain]

Well. Police never cancell any nazi concert where ideas of nazism are openly propagated.

They stop technoparty before it has even started and they leave football fans to demolish trains, destroy public property etc. Some 3 years ago footbal fans(mostly) skinheads) attacked train going from Olomouc to Ostrava and heavily injured one old lady that was inside(a stone thrown from outside of train-where Olomouc fans were travelling into it)that woman was in coma for a long time and until today she can't move.

What's worse? free dancing or attacking innocent people and propagating ideas that killed millions of people? for our policemen dancing is worse :nono:

[Mircoslavux]

What's worse? free dancing or attacking innocent people and propagating ideas that killed millions of people? for our policemen dancing is worse :nono:

hm Innocent people - not all of them are innocent (and no women :lol: )
the risk is that many of them are using drugs or selling drugs, get drunk to corresponding behaviour and so on.

Next weekend is in Zurich - Streetparade - expected about 0.5 - 1 millions of visitors, :go:

[the knightly sword]

Well. Police never cancell any nazi concert where ideas of nazism are openly propagated.

They stop technoparty before it has even started and they leave football fans to demolish trains, destroy public property etc. Some 3 years ago footbal fans(mostly) skinheads) attacked train going from Olomouc to Ostrava and heavily injured one old lady that was inside(a stone thrown from outside of train-where Olomouc fans were travelling into it)that woman was in coma for a long time and until today she can't move.

What's worse? free dancing or attacking innocent people and propagating ideas that killed millions of people? for our policemen dancing is worse :nono:

Typical police :nono: same goes on here . When humanists march to protest against nazism in sweden the police blocks the way . But when the nazists marchs and openly insults the goverment and our prime-minister göran perssons calling him stalinst swine the police dont do anything. The police does wrong to right and right to wrong .

[Traveller]

Yeah, police is same everywhere. But too bad for the techno fans!

In June we had the so-called "garbage crisis" here in Sofia. We have only one dumpyard near the village of Suhodol and in the winter the people there protested and blocked it. The mayor of the city, Stefan Sofianski, went there and promised them (in written form) that from the beginning of July the dumpyard's gonna be closed. But they didn't close it, so the people blocked it again. Soon whole the city was floating in garbage, because there was nowhere else to store it. But this was soon after the elections, Sofianski became a deputat in the Parliament, which gave him immunity. So he left the mayor's post and left his deputy to handle the problem. And he did - during the night the police came, heavily armoured, as if they were going to war. They beat the peaceful protesters and "locked" them in their own village, letting noone to enter or leave until all the garbage trucks unload their loads. And all of this only because the mayor didn't hold to his word and received immunity!