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I’ll never forget that night.  I jumped out of bed, got in my car, rushed over the west side of Chicago right at the height of the riot.  I get out of the car and here is this colored woman picks up this brick and throws it through the Pawn Shop window.  And she grabbed three pistols.  And I rushed up her and said, ‘Cool it, baby.  Don’t act like this.  You’re going to break up the whole civil rights movement.’  She said, ‘Damn the civil rights movement.  I just caught my husband with another woman and I’m going to kill him.’  Dick Gregory, American black comedian

 

 

A new blight sweeping London  the craze for gin ... There were riots about the gin tax.  Dr Lucy Worsley, The First Georgians: The German Kings Who Made Britain II, BBC 2014

 

 

We shouldn’t need riot police at schools.  Noel Gallagher 

 

 

These fledgling democracies in the Middle East, they’re actually fighting for their freedom.  And what are they rioting for in England?  Leisurewear.  Noel Gallagher

 

 

Run at the crowd in pairs to disperse and/or incapacitate.  ACPO Riot Training Manual

 

Disperse the crowd and incapacitate missile throwers and ringleaders by striking in a controlled manner with batons.  ibid.

 

 

Handsworth Riots, 1985: v Police & National Front.  Penny Woolcock, One Mile Away, caption Channel 4 2013

 

Handsworth Riots, 2011.  ibid.

 

 

Homes and businesses were burnt to the ground.  Britain went into lockdown ... The finger was pointed at teenage gangs.  Reggie Yates: Teen Gangs, BBC 2012

 

 

On 3rd July 1981 the Toxteth district erupted into an orgy of violence.  It was the worst public disorder Britain had witnessed that century.  And young robber Stephen French was at the heart of it.  For three days the authorities lost all control over Toxteth.  Estimates suggest up to 1,000 police officers were injured.  And as many as 140 buildings destroyed.  Britain’s Underworld: Liverpool, 2010   

 

 

The Number One issue at that time was police brutality.  So by the time you get to the early sixties you had an environment that was ripe for riot, and that is exactly what happened.  Alex Alonso, street gangs online

 

 

In south-central Los Angeles on April 29th 1992 one of the worst race riots erupted in American history.  The trigger was the acquittal of four white police officers in the beating of Rodney King.  Gangland s1e5: Race Wars, History 2007

 

 

Riot Police Fly to Seaside: Battle of Hastings – 18 Arrested.  Quadrophenia 1979 starring Phil Daniels & Mark Wingett & Leslie Ash & Philip Davis & Sting & Toyah Willcox & Ray Winstone & Gary Shail & Michael Elphick et al, director Franc Roddam, newspaper cutting

 

We are the Mods, We are the Mobs, We are, we are, we are the Mods.  ibid.  gang-handed singson along promenade

 

 

Thanks WTO It’s Been A Riot.  Battle in Seattle 2007 starring Woody Harrelson & Andre Benjamin & Jennifer Carpenter & Martin Henderson & Ray Liotta & Connie Nielsen & Michelle Rodriguez & Channing Tatum & Charlize Theron et al, director Stuart Townsend, cinema sign

 

 

When the riots stopped, the drugs started.  Menace II Society 1993 starring Tyrin Turner & Jada Pinkett & Larenz Tate & Samuel L Jackson & Glen Plummer & Clifton Powell & Arnold Johnson et al, directors Allen & Albert Hughes

 

 

1714: Queen Anne died with no heir.  To make sure of a Protestant successor no fewer than fifty-seven individuals with blood ties to Anne were passed over to arrive at the next king of England.  An uncharismatic, middle-aged man who didn’t speak English ... George I of Great Britain ... His coronation was greeted with rioting in twenty towns.  Simon Schama, A History of Britain s2e3: Britannia Incorporated, BBC 2001

 

 

London was gripped by riots sparked off by the sky-rocketing cost of food.  Perhaps Falstaff’s belly was a reminder of the good old days.  Simon Schama’s Shakespeare I, BBC 2012

 

 

The [South Shields] riots spread to Cardiff, another port city that had changed ... White men threw insults and then stones.  George Alagiah, Mixed Britannia 1/3: 1910-1939, BBC 2011

 

Something like 15,000 people were involved in the riots in 1919.  ibid.

 

 

Football: many young fans were carried away by a culture of casual violence.  Dominic Sandbrook, The 70s III: Goodbye Great Britain 75-77, BBC 2012

 

Man U v Wolves: The Stratford Enders went on the rampage ... Fourteen people were stabbed ... They even ransacked the Wolves club shop.  ibid.

 

Football violence had become a brutal nationwide epidemic.  ibid.

 

 

Riots broke out in over a hundred cities.  Ethel, daughter, Sky Atlantic 2013

 

 

And the two worlds met: with the Mods, a tribe of working class kids, who liked nothing better than a good scrap with the greasy older Rockers.  The house band of the Mods were The Who led by art student Pete Townsend.  Pop Britannia: A Well Respected Man, BBC 2008

 

 

Ice Hockey: Cup riots in Vancouver: Around 200 people were injured, including two with serious head wounds, in the melee that broke out in Vancouver on Tuesday night after the Vancouver Canucks lost the final game of the Stanley Cup play-offs 3-2 on their visit to the New York Rangers.

 

With some 70,000 roaming a downtown area of the city, store windows were smashed and some business premises looted.  Many of the troublemakers fought with each other and the police had to resort to the use of tear gas to disperse rioters after an officer had become trapped in the midst of a mob.  Independent online article 16th June 2011        

 

Rioting has been a London tradition for centuries.  Peter Ackroyd, The Independent online article 22nd August 2011

 

 

Our sovereign Lord the King chargest and commandeth all persons, being assembled, immediately to disperse themselves, and peaceably to depart to their habitations, or to their lawful business, upon the pains contained in the Act made in the first year of King George the First, for preventing tumults and riotous assemblies.  God Save the King.  The Riot Act    

 

 

The LA riots when those people were being pulled out of their trucks and beaten half to death ... Step on the fucking gas, man!  Theyre on foot; you’re in a truck – I think I see a way out of this.  Bill Hicks, Revelations, Dominion Theatre, London

 

 

Burn, baby, burn.  Los Angeles riots August 1965 slogan

 

 

But the idea that you just get mad and not take it any more is going to make a difference?  No!  They don’t care about that.  The Elitists have been anticipating years, years in advance, for some kind of an uprising.  They’ve been building Fema camps for that; they’ve been equipping the local police in crowd control; and they’ve been developing weapons specifically for demonstrators, and crowds of people and rioters and so forth.  They know it’s coming.  G Edward Griffin, interview with Alex Jones November 2009

 

 

Riots were also the most virulent symptoms to date of another, and in some ways graver, national disorder – the decline in respect for public authority and the rule of law in America.  Far from being a great society, ours is becoming a lawless society.  Richard Nixon

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