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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6Well done comrades !
I'm sure that all Shell to Sea supporters in Ireland will be delighted to see this wonderful solidarity action !
Nice to see awareness of shell's underhand corporate behaviour spreading and principled people taking a stand. Happy to see that these corporate slime aren't getting everything their own way. Interesting to see that they are still trading as shell in Belgium. They had to change their name to Topaz in Ireland to avoid the bad publicity here.
Fantastic action, you guys are beautiful, well done and thanks from Ireland! Solidarity
Thanks a million to all involved in Ghent action - it always means a lot to those beleagured by corporate arrogance and weak governance.
Thanks again and be assured that we'll keep the fight going here for as long as it takes.
Thank you all who stood against Shell with this protest, we here in Ireland have been protesting for many years and it's really great that others around the World stand up against Shells world pollution. Human beings have the right to live in an Environment that is free from toxic pollution that Shell thinks it's alright to discharge into our air and water; Thank You again from the People of Erris Ireland,,
brilliant!