Pensioners For Peace Photo Gallery

There they were, all 3 of them in a pile, singing. The rest of us were wondering how many police officers it would take to move them. Someone did a quick head count and turns out the answer is 13 cops per pensioner. And you wonder why there are so few police officers left on the streets of Glasgow?

Well - and this is where opinions differ - had they then taken their clothes off as well it might, and I say it MIGHT, have actually constituted for something remotely close to a Breach Of The Peace.

Being a grandparents' Valentines Day at Faslane and all that Harry then flings himself on top of the women and - katchooff! The Love-In of the day is established! I told you one can't trust old people.

Harry walks up to the ladies in the road and considers the gender balance in this action. It's not very balanced at all - all-female blockade and all-male policing.

"Yes, start upholding international law and dismantle Trident and I will get up and walk away." Stubborn they are, these OAPs. Thank goodness for that.

... the grannies have layed down and seem very comfortable where they are. You can't trust old people, they just do what they want. Like opposing illegal weapons of mass murder.

Then, just when everybody thought it was all over for the day, two silver-haired grannies link arms and very gracefully walk across the road in front of the gate.

Harry, who moves about on a motorbike, claims he is Over Bloody Eighty - and if he is then he is Bloody Fit for his age as well. Here he is addressing the 'crowd' on issues related to Trident and our

The weather was beautiful but the numbers were not overwhelming - even though the music kept the spirits high. Around 20 people gathered at Faslane today for the OAP block - 7 of them pensioners for p

OBE (Over Bloody Eighty) Harry spoke about the idiocy of replacing Trident from the heights of the rocks along the fence. Jimmy Reid, who supports the campaign and wishes he had been able to attend to

This grandmother was later arrested after having taken a rest in the road leading in to Faslane.

Valentines Day 2007 saw a small group of OAPs and friends at the North Gate. What day would suit better than Valentines Day for a grandmas and granpas love-in at the gates of Faslane!

The above leaflet for the Pensioners for Peace Valentines Day block can also be downloaded as a PDF file for printing.

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