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11 responses to “Greenpeace to Build ‘Fortress’ on Planned Heathrow Runway Site”

  1. goober

    LOL

    I feel like life is turning into a cartoon before my very eyes.

  2. the government

    we’re pretty pissed about this.

  3. Skeptical Hippo
  4. Anthony G.

    Ridiculous. Why not spend all this money on something that is less likely to be destroyed?

  5. I like planes

    Bugger off hippys, you won’t win
    runways are good

  6. Chewy McDick

    Build a really tall, unscalable tower. Doesn’t have to be strong, but the police wouldn’t be able to climb it or force the people out, and with people in it, they can’t bulldoze it.

    Also, it’s a stupid contest.

  7. Arthur Dent

    I am very liberal and pro-environment, but Greenpeace makes us all look like lunatics.

  8. John

    I’ve got the perfect thing they can build! Police won’t bother with it and bulldozers won’t smash it.

    They should build a runway. That would show ‘em

  9. Jerry Chan

    Maybe they can build a small green theme park there, they can’t bulldoze nothing that has kids in it :)

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