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CARD calls out Duchatelet's latest lies and plans new protest moves
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what are the laws on political protest in Belgium? Can peaceful but disruptive demonstrations be held at his Businesses - Melexis/Hotel/whatever. Can a petition be delivered to the Belgian Parliament asking that they take measures to deal with irresponsible ownership of foreign assets (Belgium was always seen as one of the worst colonial powers)? RD can probably only be embarrassed in Belgium - he has no reputation here whatsoever.0
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The net of our network is closing in on you Roland.
Network Roland remember that.
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Regarding protests CARD and ROT guys will tell you that the demo in Saint Truiden had to be carefully negotiated with plod. But they did succeed, and the plod on duty were all pretty pleasant while we kept our side of the bargain. I would imagine that it's easy for him to get plod to stop us physically disrupting the businesses with demos, but I cannot imagine any law which stops us offering leaflets to customers or shareholders.sm said:what are the laws on political protest in Belgium? Can peaceful but disruptive demonstrations be held at his Businesses - Melexis/Hotel/whatever. Can a petition be delivered to the Belgian Parliament asking that they take measures to deal with irresponsible ownership of foreign assets (Belgium was always seen as one of the worst colonial powers)? RD can probably only be embarrassed in Belgium - he has no reputation here whatsoever.
Worth remembering too that @Davo55 recorded a notable success in lobbying the Belgian Embassy a few months ago, and I wonder if that could be built upon.
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I'd love us to 'picket' the Belgian embassy in London for a week holding a big banner saying something like 'Roland Duchalet - a disgrace to Belgium'. Put me down for a few shifts.PragueAddick said:
Regarding protests CARD and ROT guys will tell you that the demo in Saint Truiden had to be carefully negotiated with plod. But they did succeed, and the plod on duty were all pretty pleasant while we kept our side of the bargain. I would imagine that it's easy for him to get plod to stop us physically disrupting the businesses with demos, but I cannot imagine any law which stops us offering leaflets to customers or shareholders.sm said:what are the laws on political protest in Belgium? Can peaceful but disruptive demonstrations be held at his Businesses - Melexis/Hotel/whatever. Can a petition be delivered to the Belgian Parliament asking that they take measures to deal with irresponsible ownership of foreign assets (Belgium was always seen as one of the worst colonial powers)? RD can probably only be embarrassed in Belgium - he has no reputation here whatsoever.
Worth remembering too that @Davo55 recorded a notable success in lobbying the Belgian Embassy a few months ago, and I wonder if that could be built upon.10 -
Fortune 82nd Minute said:
I'd love us to 'picket' the Belgian embassy in London for a week holding a big banner saying something like 'Roland Duchalet - a disgrace to Belgium'. Put me down for a few shifts.PragueAddick said:
Regarding protests CARD and ROT guys will tell you that the demo in Saint Truiden had to be carefully negotiated with plod. But they did succeed, and the plod on duty were all pretty pleasant while we kept our side of the bargain. I would imagine that it's easy for him to get plod to stop us physically disrupting the businesses with demos, but I cannot imagine any law which stops us offering leaflets to customers or shareholders.sm said:what are the laws on political protest in Belgium? Can peaceful but disruptive demonstrations be held at his Businesses - Melexis/Hotel/whatever. Can a petition be delivered to the Belgian Parliament asking that they take measures to deal with irresponsible ownership of foreign assets (Belgium was always seen as one of the worst colonial powers)? RD can probably only be embarrassed in Belgium - he has no reputation here whatsoever.
Worth remembering too that @Davo55 recorded a notable success in lobbying the Belgian Embassy a few months ago, and I wonder if that could be built upon.That's a good idea. Nice decent sized pavement and railings that look like they would take chains.
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I’m up for shedding a bit of timber, anyone up for a hunger strike chained to the railings?bobmunro said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
I'd love us to 'picket' the Belgian embassy in London for a week holding a big banner saying something like 'Roland Duchalet - a disgrace to Belgium'. Put me down for a few shifts.PragueAddick said:
Regarding protests CARD and ROT guys will tell you that the demo in Saint Truiden had to be carefully negotiated with plod. But they did succeed, and the plod on duty were all pretty pleasant while we kept our side of the bargain. I would imagine that it's easy for him to get plod to stop us physically disrupting the businesses with demos, but I cannot imagine any law which stops us offering leaflets to customers or shareholders.sm said:what are the laws on political protest in Belgium? Can peaceful but disruptive demonstrations be held at his Businesses - Melexis/Hotel/whatever. Can a petition be delivered to the Belgian Parliament asking that they take measures to deal with irresponsible ownership of foreign assets (Belgium was always seen as one of the worst colonial powers)? RD can probably only be embarrassed in Belgium - he has no reputation here whatsoever.
Worth remembering too that @Davo55 recorded a notable success in lobbying the Belgian Embassy a few months ago, and I wonder if that could be built upon.That's a good idea. Nice decent sized pavement and railings that look like they would take chains.0 -
Room for a sofa...?bobmunro said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
I'd love us to 'picket' the Belgian embassy in London for a week holding a big banner saying something like 'Roland Duchalet - a disgrace to Belgium'. Put me down for a few shifts.PragueAddick said:
Regarding protests CARD and ROT guys will tell you that the demo in Saint Truiden had to be carefully negotiated with plod. But they did succeed, and the plod on duty were all pretty pleasant while we kept our side of the bargain. I would imagine that it's easy for him to get plod to stop us physically disrupting the businesses with demos, but I cannot imagine any law which stops us offering leaflets to customers or shareholders.sm said:what are the laws on political protest in Belgium? Can peaceful but disruptive demonstrations be held at his Businesses - Melexis/Hotel/whatever. Can a petition be delivered to the Belgian Parliament asking that they take measures to deal with irresponsible ownership of foreign assets (Belgium was always seen as one of the worst colonial powers)? RD can probably only be embarrassed in Belgium - he has no reputation here whatsoever.
Worth remembering too that @Davo55 recorded a notable success in lobbying the Belgian Embassy a few months ago, and I wonder if that could be built upon.That's a good idea. Nice decent sized pavement and railings that look like they would take chains.2 -
The latest non-takeover and possible sale of our best players has stirred something within the fan base. My worry is that talk of protests will not lead to action. I think you have to look at STVV fans to see how apathy can set in. The unity march was meant to include GRAS (or something like that!), the STVV anti Duchatelet movement. It didn’t amount to much. When ROT approached STVV fans with their idea of fielding a candidate in local elections they thought it was a great idea - yet when push came to shove they didn’t get involved. I fear our fans are moving in the same direction.6
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As long as there's wine......Mendonca In Asdas said:
I’m up for shedding a bit of timber, anyone up for a hunger strike chained to the railings?bobmunro said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
I'd love us to 'picket' the Belgian embassy in London for a week holding a big banner saying something like 'Roland Duchalet - a disgrace to Belgium'. Put me down for a few shifts.PragueAddick said:
Regarding protests CARD and ROT guys will tell you that the demo in Saint Truiden had to be carefully negotiated with plod. But they did succeed, and the plod on duty were all pretty pleasant while we kept our side of the bargain. I would imagine that it's easy for him to get plod to stop us physically disrupting the businesses with demos, but I cannot imagine any law which stops us offering leaflets to customers or shareholders.sm said:what are the laws on political protest in Belgium? Can peaceful but disruptive demonstrations be held at his Businesses - Melexis/Hotel/whatever. Can a petition be delivered to the Belgian Parliament asking that they take measures to deal with irresponsible ownership of foreign assets (Belgium was always seen as one of the worst colonial powers)? RD can probably only be embarrassed in Belgium - he has no reputation here whatsoever.
Worth remembering too that @Davo55 recorded a notable success in lobbying the Belgian Embassy a few months ago, and I wonder if that could be built upon.That's a good idea. Nice decent sized pavement and railings that look like they would take chains.2 -
In all seriousness, a protest outside the Belgium embassy may be a decent idea. Likely to attract a larger percentage of fans, as Davo55 as already shown, it embarrassed him because it was indirectly on his doorstep.2
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Just put into Amazon for adult handcuffs, reasonably priced, but wow the mind boggles!0
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I'm serious mate. A 7 day protest, from 7am to 7pm each day. People can come or go as they please to help out with the protest although we would need to ensure at least two people were there at all timecabbles said:In all seriousness, a protest outside the Belgium embassy may be a decent idea. Likely to attract a larger percentage of fans, as Davo55 as already shown, it embarrassed him because it was indirectly on his doorstep.
Have a big banner and flyers we can give out to staff and visitors to the Embassy. All good natured obviously and not trying to stop people entering the Embassy.
Who do I need to speak to at CARD to try and get this off the ground?4 -
Sorry,he wont give a toss about a protest at Belgian Embassy.
The only way is to embarass him in his own town.7 -
Maybe a 2 pronged "attack" ? ie on both a home & away basis .The_President said:Sorry,he wont give a toss about a protest at Belgian Embassy.
The only way is to embarass him in his own town.3 -
Can’t speak on CARD’s behalf, but I think with anything like this, if you can put in a bit of legwork and come up with a plan, it might hold more sway for people. Finding out what the rules are around peaceful protesting in the streets of London May be a start. I will have a look as wellFortune 82nd Minute said:
I'm serious mate. A 7 day protest, from 7am to 7pm each day. People can come or go as they please to help out with the protest although we would need to ensure at least two people were there at all timecabbles said:In all seriousness, a protest outside the Belgium embassy may be a decent idea. Likely to attract a larger percentage of fans, as Davo55 as already shown, it embarrassed him because it was indirectly on his doorstep.
Have a big banner and flyers we can give out to staff and visitors to the Embassy. All good natured obviously and not trying to stop people entering the Embassy.
Who do I need to speak to at CARD to try and get this off the ground?
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Put everyone's efforts into an 'away'Fanny Fanackapan said:
Maybe a 2 pronged "attack" ? ie on both a home & away basis .The_President said:Sorry,he wont give a toss about a protest at Belgian Embassy.
The only way is to embarass him in his own town.2 -
Maybe not everyone could afford the fare etc to Belgium.....The_President said:
Put everyone's efforts into an 'away'Fanny Fanackapan said:
Maybe a 2 pronged "attack" ? ie on both a home & away basis .The_President said:Sorry,he wont give a toss about a protest at Belgian Embassy.
The only way is to embarass him in his own town.4 -
Have a day off we won saturday2
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I thought you was boycotting the home games this season ?clb74 said:Have a day off we won saturday0 -
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My view is , do you want him out or not?Fanny Fanackapan said:
Maybe not everyone could afford the fare etc to Belgium.....The_President said:
Put everyone's efforts into an 'away'Fanny Fanackapan said:
Maybe a 2 pronged "attack" ? ie on both a home & away basis .The_President said:Sorry,he wont give a toss about a protest at Belgian Embassy.
The only way is to embarass him in his own town.
dont faff about with stuff that might look good , but wont hurt him.
If its coordinated well enough like the March march then we can get numbers here 'thats the key,numbers
We all know he has a knee-jerk every time we go to ST, so it clearly hurts him.
Need to do something that will affect the whole town and put pressure on him.2 -
Sorry, iàm struggling with a QWERTZ keyboard.1
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I think I recall Seth offering to set himself ablaze.
I think that would have an effect on the whole town
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Perfect, Seth, when can you do it?Covered End said:I think I recall Seth offering to set himself ablaze.
I think that would have an effect on the whole town1 -
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Didnt get a season ticket mate, will pop along if freebie going.Covered End said:
I thought you was boycotting the home games this season ?clb74 said:Have a day off we won saturday
You think of me saturday when your supping your pint ive a list of jobs to do.1 -
i have a cunning stunt ' but need to work on it.2
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NorthheathAddick said:
Room for a sofa...bobmunro said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
I'd love us to 'picket' the Belgian embassy in London for a week holding a big banner saying something like 'Roland Duchalet - a disgrace to Belgium'. Put me down for a few shifts.PragueAddick said:
Regarding protests CARD and ROT guys will tell you that the demo in Saint Truiden had to be carefully negotiated with plod. But they did succeed, and the plod on duty were all pretty pleasant while we kept our side of the bargain. I would imagine that it's easy for him to get plod to stop us physically disrupting the businesses with demos, but I cannot imagine any law which stops us offering leaflets to customers or shareholders.sm said:what are the laws on political protest in Belgium? Can peaceful but disruptive demonstrations be held at his Businesses - Melexis/Hotel/whatever. Can a petition be delivered to the Belgian Parliament asking that they take measures to deal with irresponsible ownership of foreign assets (Belgium was always seen as one of the worst colonial powers)? RD can probably only be embarrassed in Belgium - he has no reputation here whatsoever.
Worth remembering too that @Davo55 recorded a notable success in lobbying the Belgian Embassy a few months ago, and I wonder if that could be built upon.That's a good idea. Nice decent sized pavement and railings that look like they would take chains.0 -
Wouldn't a petition signed by thousands delivered to the Belgian Embassy get more attention in Belgium itself - and hence embarrass RD where it hurts him most.0
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Go for it.sm said:Wouldn't a petition signed by thousands delivered to the Belgian Embassy get more attention in Belgium itself - and hence embarrass RD where it hurts him most.0
