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  • Protests at the G20 summit - The Big Picture - Boston.com

    WE NEEEEEEEED TO RAISE THE PEOPLE It is called photojournalism, idiots ! That's why those comments written under the pictures exist ! It is called a protest/demonstration/riot/defending your rights/activism/taking action/anti capitalism/doing something/anarchism/confrontation with the... more

    Reviewed by Badshaped Apr 04 2009, 03:34am ( 49 reviews ) • boston.com

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  • Reviewed by BreezyCheeseNip on Sep 15, 7:59pm

    This is powerful, considering I live in Pittsburgh and this will be happening all around me next week.

  • Rated by Sugartechnik on Apr 09 2009, 7:38am

    Photo essay from the front lines of the 2009 G20 protest. Lots of big, emotive and in-your-face pics.

  • Rated by InCenSed on Apr 06 2009, 5:26pm

    "A policeman in riot clothing, restrains a bloodied protestor near the Bank of England, in London, on April 1, 2009. (CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images)"

  • Reviewed by ventope on Apr 06 2009, 10:31am

    That is loads of craziness going on in those pictures

  • Reviewed by nuttyguy20 on Apr 06 2009, 6:49am

    Why does the breaking of the Bank of England window look to be a performance by and for the media? Look at the photo. Other than the person throwing the computer screen the rest of the crowd look to be professional news photographers. The news media is about 8 deep in a semi-circle. Beyond that is nobody. If this was an impromptu, random act during the protest why is everyone there look to be professionals except for the hooligan throwing the screen?

  • Rated by blackfamilytime on Apr 05 2009, 8:45pm

    From the page: "Thousands of protesters gathered in London, England on April 1st and 2nd to demonstrate against an array of issues, largely anti-capitalist or pro-environmental in nature. A large underlying theme was anger with the effects of the economic downturn and a call for accountability and responsibility. While the majority of protesters were peaceful, a number of them took to smashing windows and throwing debris at police lines. London police responded with baton charges and arrests. Similar protests are now taking place in Strasbourg, France, which hosts a NATO summit today. (36 photos total)"

  • Rated by CheshireCat8901 on Apr 05 2009, 8:28pm

    I'm all for protesting and making your voice heard. But why the destruction, the blood and the violence? Why can't we look to non-violent protestors? Ghandi is a name known all over the world, and he was the most peaceful protestor.

  • Rated by metaltiger on Apr 05 2009, 7:16pm

    Without a doubt, the citizens of most western nations have been too DAMN docile for too long and our governments have taken this as a large window of opportunity to rape us. Bravo to the Brits for showing quite a measure of the spirit of rebellion against bad government!

  • Reviewed by chipsandsalsa on Apr 05 2009, 5:17pm

    scene kids from myspace and soccer hoodlums in london