From Disabled People Against Cuts:
DPAC joined by Class War, Streets Kitchen, Black Dissidents & others
Announce:
Balls to the Budget
#Balls2TheBudget
Wednesday 8 July, 10.30 am
Downing St
Big balls, small balls, footballs, tennis balls, volleyballs, handballs, rubber balls, plastic balls, flour balls, paint balls, canon balls, beachballs, hairballs, furballs, glitter balls, gumballs, basketballs, garlic balls, initialed balls, personalised balls.
Get creative.
Balls to austerity
Balls to taking our rights
Balls to taking our jobs
Balls to cutting our services
Balls to bankers bonuses
Balls to cutting the ILF
Balls to Met Police
Balls to cuts to Access to Work
Balls to cuts to Social Care
Balls to the Bedroom Tax
Balls to Workfare & Sanctions
Balls to Forced Treatments
Balls to Maximus, Atos & PIP
Balls to Child Poverty & inequality
Balls to low pay & exploiting workers
Balls to anti-homeless laws
Balls to stifling protest
Balls to migrant bashing, racism & Islamophobia
Balls to cuts to Housing, Education, NHS, Legal Aid, Womens Refuges, CAMHS and much much more.
Then, afterwards – We Are Going Back.
11.30 The Lobby, House of Commons. Bring balls.
Online: Twitter from 10.30 am till yer tweeting fingers wear out
Take part online by using and sharing: #Balls2TheBudget
There is a tweetlist you can use here: http://dftr.org.uk/Songbird.php?TweetFile=Balls2theBudget
Good to see that DPAC and others remain undaunted in their fight for decency.
A strong rejection to the government of this dreadful ideology of suffering and compulsion, that now seems to be so widely accepted. With Iain Duncan Smith as its self-appointed patron saint. My question again would be, where are the leaders of the Labour Party, and what are they contributing ?
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