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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

[News] - London student protests revisited

Students from all over the UK ( i.e. Scotland ) came to London today to protest.





Why?
- Fees are trebling from GBP 3,000 to GBP 9,000.
- The privatization of education will start.
- Entire faculties will be closed.
- And more.


Maybe the people behind these measures think that people will do anything to obtain a descent education including taking loans to finance university. From the USA we know that this means lifelong enslavement to the bank...


And that's just what they are protesting against at Occupy London ( and in zillions of other cities around the world ). So maybe the two will meet and join forces.


See also:
- [News] - London: More student protests
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