Poverty, Muslim and Palestinian sympathizers, and climate and environmental groups plan to unite with civic action groups, peaceful demonstrators, and anarchists to disrupt the global summit and voice the people’s will in the coming days, according to the article.
London Tweeters are catching up with the momentum of the rallying cries:
kelly_iscool getting excited about the chaos predicted at the G20 this weekend. Bankers are being told to go to work disguised as poor people!!
davidjstringer RT @delineator catch-22 for the bankers next week, wear a suit get harassed by #g20 protesters, wear a hoodie get harassed by the police
Other Tweeters in London are just dealing with logistics of a global summit in town:
armelnene had to change the date of London Startup 2.0 TechWorld event due to the G20 summit on same date and same area http://tinyurl.com/c7he4x
labellelindsey The gos in class was that the G20, mere minutes from where I live, will close the campus down and cancel classes. Please, let this happen!
Lilyflower worrying about what these protests for G20 will do to her commute
Other Londoners are using social media to bend the G20’s ear:
pressreleases Bloggers to Make History at G20 Summit: A coalition of NGOs - the G20Voice – and the UK government are breaking .. http://tinyurl.com/cs64s8
evarley Have a message for the G20? Tweet @TheMegaMouth. RT @paulcarr: Who am I to say no to a good cause? http://www.actionaid.org.uk/megamouth
blacklooks G20 event: convergence on the European Climate Exchange, Hasilwood House, 62 Bishopsgate, EC2N 4AW (street view) at 12:30 exactly. htt ...
