POOR DOORS

Most people with an ear to the ground should be aware of 'poor doors' by now.

Ian Bone and the anarchists of Class War have made a very public return to the frontline.

Wednesday is fast becoming the best day of the week.

The address One Commercial Street in London's east end is starting to become a hotbed of political protest. 

Swing a right outside Aldgate East tube station on any given Wednesday at 6.00 pm and you are likely to become part of a very interesting, very persistent, and very fun street level demonstration against the monstrous policy of communal segregation in London.

Boris Johnson's continuing ideological war against the weak, voiceless, and poor of London has surfaced again recently in the very ugly form of what has been termed 'poor doors'.

Social housing being incorporated into multi-million pound developments but with the added investor-friendly proviso that the poor and less well-off are given separate entrances.

In Commercial street politically or socially inquisitive visitors

 are greeted with an example of Cameron's big society...red 

in tooth and claw. The utterly intentional attempt by the 

property developer Redrow to remove any evidence of its 

less-well off social housing tenants from sight and mind.


No grand entrance-way on the main street for these 

unfortunates....no chandeliers lighting up the marbled lobby 


.... no concierges. 


You have to carry on down the road take another right and 

then down an alley you'll find the poor doors....next to the 

bins.


Now you're getting the idea? One door for the rich....one door  
for the poor. 


The relentless gentrification and consumerisation of London's

east end (grey sky-scrapers are gold to the capitalists) does 

however get stalled in its 'Total Plan' to rid the city of all less

well-off human beings. This is because the government has 


a petty bare minimum legislation on social housing.

Just to provide a slim, revolution-quelling reminder 

that there are 'other' people who live in London as well as 

the rich. But, oh how that must stick in the corporate throat?


Poor Doors.

The term conjures up images of slimy Dickensian-era social 

Darwinism and the work house.

So, as the law currently stands miserable property 

developers, (worst offenders are naturally the faceless 

culture-less sanitized and robotic behemoths like Redrow 

and A2dominion) are obliged to build a few homes for poor 

people too. 

                                                                                     


But you can be sure Redrow and the rest will seek any and 

every opportunity to do this in a way that marginalizes and 

reduces the presence of undesirables who might put off the 

all important rich foreign speculators and yuppies. The type 

who are currently being allowed to turn places like Croydon 

into a fully automated hell on earth. 

Didn't the attempts by disaffected Croydon youth in 2011 to 

tear the place apart offer any clue as to why the big society 

is nothing more than a living nightmare? A lie?


Poor doors as a invention isn't a new thing... but it's certainly 

something we can do without in the 21st century.


Cameron's big society is all about evicting east end 

mums...allowing churches to set up food banks... spreading 

fear of terrorism....promoting race hatred....attacking the

disabled and unemployed whilst at the same time promoting 

Westminster thievery, idolising celebrity idiocy and giving 

multinational corporations a state of permanent grace where 

tax is concerned.

Boris Johnson and those cretinous Eton boys in government 

no doubt intend to remove all riff-raff from London's 

fashionable centre...maybe just keeping Tesco and Costa 

staffed by ill-advantaged people on £2 an hour? 


But while we have some sense of common decency about 

us, we must all unite to fight this menace.


Creepy pre-election politicians, councillors, liberals and 

fascist experts on 'social cohesion' may attempt to explain 

away 'poor doors'. Many have distanced themselves from 

the accusations and implications. 


Maybe it's a one-off? 


Maybe it's something that slipped through the design-stage net? 


Maybe it's a cause that Tory and Labour MP's are passionate

about?




yeah, maybe...?



Or just maybe the corporation Redrow in partnership with the

Mayor of London has been caught out attempting 

something ideological that has serious ramifications for all of 

us???

You can decide for yourself !

   
Get down to One Commercial Street EC1 and have a look. 


The demo which started just a few months ago has quickly 

become a party. And last Saturday's extra special gathering 

after the Anarchist Bookfair was a good old fashioned 

carnival joined by Green activists, communists, and even 

Durham Miners. 


Hopefully this signals the emergence of solidarity in this 

class war cause. The good old fashioned class war. The 

state versus the people. The rich versus the poor.



The atmosphere at 'poor doors' is electric, great music, 

protest songs...traffic jams and gormless police. 


And the sight of the Women's Death Brigade conga stopping 

the traffic with their voluminous and infamous 'we must 

devastate the avenues of the rich' banner is a sight not 

to be missed.


The cry is getting louder......




''one door for all  !!!!'

http://tradeonion.wordpress.com/2014/10/19/class-war-takes-to-the-streets-against-social-cleansing-at-poor-doors-demo/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48_nGcSrdbw#t=289