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50,000 people...
Oct. 9th, 2010 06:22 pm... were at the protest against extending the licenses of the nuclear power stations in Germany, here in Munich today. According to the organisers; I haven't heard the police numbers yet to calculate a realistic average.
Here, you see a part of them.
The place was incredibly packed. All the anti-nuclear protesters from the eighties had, apparently come out from their bourgeois retirement, and there were hordes of young kiddies who hadn't even been born back then.
I feel like an old fart.
They had brought old slogans and symbols out of retirement, too. Instead of the traditional 'Nuclear Power -- No Thanks!', this says 'Nuclear Power -- Oh No Not Again!' The Nazgul and I quite liked the twist.
Here, you see a part of them.
The place was incredibly packed. All the anti-nuclear protesters from the eighties had, apparently come out from their bourgeois retirement, and there were hordes of young kiddies who hadn't even been born back then.
I feel like an old fart.
They had brought old slogans and symbols out of retirement, too. Instead of the traditional 'Nuclear Power -- No Thanks!', this says 'Nuclear Power -- Oh No Not Again!' The Nazgul and I quite liked the twist.
