Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Dongle Emulator Record

ordinary fighting (2)

Monday morning 7:40 am.
Part of the teaching team is gathered around the gates. Only a few students have returned to the school premises to attend classes, and no clear front of the school.

8am.
many students are suddenly on the forecourt. This time they are accompanied by some members of Communist Youth. They have a megaphone and slogans. As if they had followed an intensive politicization. Three courageous teachers are on their side of the grid, Others wait near the entrance. Few, some parents and members of the Mobile Brigade of intervention with the students to avoid the tension mounts.

8:30.
Jets yogurt and chestnuts.
Some students have worked hard on a kitten for fun. He escaped by running to her injuries.
Others have tried to create a diversion with rockets to padlock the gate, but were too slow.
Some use fire extinguishers to obstruct traffic.
Still others went to look for plastic bins. They set it on fire, and are caught photographed while they are throwing flammables (white spirit, deodorant, methylated spirits, considering what was confiqué).

9am.
I return to the course. 8 students waiting for me.
One explains that he returned because he was being accused of being a leader of the movement, and he is afraid of being held liable for damages. He speaks with a counselor for adult presence blockers, and provides for violence.

10am.
4 classes combined, 15 students.
We spend a movie, "Lord of the Flies". Reminder of youth violence?
Students do not follow. They watch the SMS information from outside.
blockers went to high school next door. They broke windows and cars in the parking lot of teachers.
We are again locked behind the iron curtain, waiting for news.

12.30.
The hotel is closed: the rioters were on the way home from school.
We are no longer safe: we are evacuated.

courses are maintained, but a message posted on the site of the facility urges parents not to send their children to school.

Tuesday.
Greve.

Wednesday.
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