Public Unrest
General
- Violent incidents have occurred around the city.
- A number of violent youths organize, injured, destroy or maim.
- They leave a calling card: A coloured symbol, and a word.
- The words have all, so far, been the names of anarchist organizers on Earth.
- Here is the running synopsis of them:
| Colour / Shape | Word | Act (with Graffiti) | Reference |
| Blue Circle | Proudhon | beating of Old Town resident | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre-Joseph_Proudhon |
| Green Lightning Bolt | Stirner | tearing down two trees | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Stirner |
| Two White Horizontal Lines | Warren | Burning down the Soupery | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josiah_Warren |
Synopsis
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Graffiti at the site is still clearly visible despite prompt application of a solvent: the word "Proudhon" in a large blue circle. Police chief Eoin Morgan commented on the case, "Mr. Drake was extremely lucky not to be more seriously hurt. ... We wish to assure members of the public that we will bring the culprits to justice. Precautions are being instituted to ensure this remains an isolated incident." |
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Vandalism Continues There were further acts of vandalism in the Artists' Quarter Tuesday night, with two trees uprooted in Euler's Disc. The word "Stirner" was sprayed onto the bark of one of the trees, along with a green zig-zagged line, similar to a lightning bolt. The police have assured the public they are treating the matter extremely seriously. (Full text) |
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Unrest, Violence Continue Late last night, a window at the Soupery on Creation Lane was smashed and the premises set on fire. The building immediately summoned the fire brigade, who were able to bring the blaze under control, though the damage is expected to run to tens of thousands of lecks. Inside the charred interior, two white horizontal chalk marks could be seen, with the word "Warren" was scrawled between. (Full text) |
References
- article, 04-JAN-06 "Artist's Quarter Calligrapher Attacked by Vandals" (link)
- more news in brief, 19-JAN-06 "Vandalism Continues" (link)
- more news in brief, 06-FEB-06 " Unrest, Violence Continue" (link)
