Class War return to Ripper "Museum"
London. Sat 14 Oct 2017
Class War prepare to march to the Ripper "museum' - a tacky tourist
trap in a shop on Cable St that was only given
planning permission by claiming to be a museum about women's struggles
in the East End.
They march behind the Womens Death Brigade banner
Jane NIcholl opens the door of the shop, hammer in hand
but she is pushed out and the door firmly closed
People batter the facade with the inflatable hammers
Police arrive and suggest they should protest further away from the
shop
perhaps on the other side of the road
but the protesters don't think that is a good idea and stay where
they are
'Women Deserve A Mueseum - The Ripper Deserves TO ROT' (sic)
A man pushes his way into the shop past one of the protesters
A woman comes out of the shop and holds the banner as she speaks on
the phone
People from the shop talk with the police
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