Danish war ship flee from protestors previusly announcing action against ships participation in the war of terror / against terror


Protesters force danish army to flee

The danish protests against a war in Iraq took a turn from demonstations to
direct action when 200 activists forced the pre-mature departure of warship
"Olfert Fischer" from Korsoer, Denmark. "Olfert Fischers'" mission is to
participate in a NATO-drill in the mediterranian and thereby preparing war
on Iraq.

When the activists arrived at the military-base to find that "Olfert
Fischer" had allready left, they celebrated the news.

"This prove that the struggle to prevent war can be won." Said Global Roots
spokesperson Lars Grenaa. "The army had prepare the departure of Olfert
Fischer as media-show to make war look nice and tidy. Today we have forced
the military to change their plans, we showed that war is not good looking
young men in uniforms, but a bloody, unhuman business."

Activists cut through the military fences and invaded the base. Some
activist managed to climb the houses, and from the seaside activists blocked
the harbour in a small motorboat. It seemed clear that if Olfert Fischer had
still been at Korsoer, it would have been stranded in the dock.

As a response to the activists intrusion, the police attacked the
demonstrators outside the base, and forced the demonstration away from the
fences. The demonstration continued towards a nearby harbour to meet the
sailing activists, and the day ended without further encunters. 13 activists
were arrested and charged with trespassing, vandalism and attempted
vandalism.

The protests are part of worldwide activities against the war. Activities
that have allready closed down harbours in Greece, and blocked trains in
Italy. "The preporations for war continue dispite the fact that millions of
demonstrators showed opposition to the war on february 15. The
demonstrations will continue, but direct action is now also a part of the
war against war. It is our duty as human to sabotage the build up for war."
Global Roots say in a press-release following the protests in Korsoer.

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