[Genteel Death]

This autumn, students and supporters will take to the streets of central London calling for a new generation of activists to set an agenda for the next general election.

Liam Burns, NUS President said, “You’ve got a lot to be angry about. You’ve had your education systematically attacked across the board by the coalition. And even if you get to the other end, what have you got to look forward to?

“Youth unemployment is at an all-time high, getting on the property ladder is next to impossible and we don’t even have the safety net of pensions to look forward to any more.

“In a year in which there are no votes in parliament and no legislation coming before politicians, it’s about time we started setting the agenda.”


If we don’t demand that politicians listen to us we’ll be ignored, so gather as many students as possible and join us in London on Wednesday 21 November 2012 for #demo2012!

This event is one of the offical routes of communication from NUS for demo 2012.
https://www.facebook.com/events/259158454193672/

[gast30]

let's make this 'the modern spring'
uprise of the new generation
everywhere in the world

who knows that politician is just a good paid job people don't want to leave
and who want to follow god be religious will do it for free because god hase no money, currency to give to earthings

the old generations are confused from their old times
and the new generation is not

[gast30]

in simplicity i will be like this

you want to be religious
no problem
it cost no thing to talk to the sky

if you want to be a politician ' a person who deeply wants to help it's people'
can start to lawn the grass, wash the clothes of the people
push wheelchairs
clean the streets