Not all the protesters at the WTO are Korean farmer protectionists who oppose free trade. Today (Thursday), a symbolic wall ('trade barrier') was erected and smashed down by those who believe in real free trade. Flagrant Harbour has some good pictures.
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You forgot to mention with pithy captions...
I thought the event this afternoon went well. Good journo turnout and lots of people with an inkling of what they are talking about for them to talk to rather than just one talking head and a lineup of notebook wielders.
Look forward to see what google news has to offer in the morning. Well done everyone.
Posted by: flagrant | December 15, 2005 at 11:27 AM