Hi Andrede
You raise an interesting point, when you say "over my dead body". To what extent you meant it, I wander?
The point is, the only thing developers can not handle is civil disobedience.
With all due repects to MAD, the developers breathe a sigh of relief when a committee is formed. They are trained to manipulate the situation, it has been going on since the Stockton Darlington Railway.
A question, name me one protester who has gone through the appropiate channels.
Now! how many of you remember"Swampy"
My wife once laughed and said "I am so law abiding I am boring", when I got stopped and breathalysed. (Hadn't been drinking). So don't really expect me to spend a few months up a tree at the Three Sisters.
But I think we have to ask the question, "Are we prepared to take action that may go gainst the grain?

Alan

Town: ajames46@fsmail.net

Alan, In answer to your question on what can we lawfully do if this is passed then I can tell you there is an aweful lot we can and will do as you will see. as a hint to what can happen go to website www.planningsanity.com

Town: rayday505@talktalk.net

Ray
URL for Planning Sanity should be

http://www.planningsanity.co.uk/

Just trying to help.

Dave

Town: davehiggs@gmail.com

Thanks for correcting me Dave.But if you went on that site you will know of the xzanadu campaign run by Chris Maile who successfully got the project dropped completely...

Town: rayday505@talktalk.net

I never actually used the words "over my dead body", but if I did , I would be using them as a turn of phrase to express my commitment to the campaign.

I have no intentions of breaking any laws and would urge everybody to follow suit.

I once heard of a guy that changed the way an entire nation thought by using lawful non-violent direct action.

I think his name was Martin Luther King.

Andrede

Town: butz65@blueyonder.co.uk

oh for gods sake... just run it over or something