Hey folks,
I hope it's ok to email you out of the blue like this.
Members of my community are facing sudden, violent and unlawful
eviction by Garda-backed thugs hired by a Ernst & Young. Many have
been badly injured, suffering broken legs and concussions while many
more are left severly traumatised.
Their personal property has been stolen, their homes ransacked and
their bodies beaten, all for a developer who has been leaving this
property to rot for the last 6 years before it was occupied and
worked on by the squatters.
"I am extremely stressed at the prospect of losing my home and
severally traumatised by the brutality that took place yesterday.
Today I haven't been capable of doing much other than puke and cry.
Tomorrow looks like it's going to be a rough day for us and we really
need people to come out and support us. Please if you have any time
to spare join us."
"People are seriously injured. People almost died. For a property
developer."
For updates and further information about the Grangegorman complex
check out these websites:
Resist Grangegorman's Eviction FB
Workers Solidarity Movement FB
Rabble
http://huntandgather.ie/suppor
Also if you have a spare moment please sign the petition:
The Irish State: Stop the eviction of the Grangegorman squatted
community Dublin
There is a vibrant community who are occupying a vacant property in
Grangegorman, Dublin City. They have provided an artist space,
community garden, event space, home to up to 30 people and space for
green technologies among other things. The wider community in Dublin
has benefited greatly from this space over the past year and a half,
and we would petition the Irish State to preserve this community.
https://secure.avaaz.org/en/pe
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
Slán go foil,
I hope it's ok to email you out of the blue like this.
Members of my community are facing sudden, violent and unlawful
eviction by Garda-backed thugs hired by a Ernst & Young. Many have
been badly injured, suffering broken legs and concussions while many
more are left severly traumatised.
Their personal property has been stolen, their homes ransacked and
their bodies beaten, all for a developer who has been leaving this
property to rot for the last 6 years before it was occupied and
worked on by the squatters.
"I am extremely stressed at the prospect of losing my home and
severally traumatised by the brutality that took place yesterday.
Today I haven't been capable of doing much other than puke and cry.
Tomorrow looks like it's going to be a rough day for us and we really
need people to come out and support us. Please if you have any time
to spare join us."
"People are seriously injured. People almost died. For a property
developer."
For updates and further information about the Grangegorman complex
check out these websites:
Resist Grangegorman's Eviction FB
Workers Solidarity Movement FB
Rabble
http://huntandgather.ie/suppor
Also if you have a spare moment please sign the petition:
The Irish State: Stop the eviction of the Grangegorman squatted
community Dublin
There is a vibrant community who are occupying a vacant property in
Grangegorman, Dublin City. They have provided an artist space,
community garden, event space, home to up to 30 people and space for
green technologies among other things. The wider community in Dublin
has benefited greatly from this space over the past year and a half,
and we would petition the Irish State to preserve this community.
https://secure.avaaz.org/en/pe
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
Slán go foil,
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