SPCC labeled by portuguese press as an activist hideout and 'Black Bloc' meeting point

http://aeiou.expresso.pt/edificio-de-okupas-anti-nato-demolido=f614401

O Expresso sabe que a demolição causou algum desconforto entre os investigadores que monitorizam as movimentações dos ativistas. O edifício era um ponto de encontro importante dos jovens estrangeiros e portugueses e permitia analisar com mais facilidade as suas atividades em Lisboa.

in english

The Express knows that the demolition has caused some discomfort among researchers who monitor the movements of activists. The building was an important gathering place for young foreigners and Portuguese allowed to more easily analyze their activities in Lisboa.

word to the SIS and all the incompetent people it hired that are reading this website: if you think we had anything to do with black bloc and our place was anywhere near a meeting point, you'll have to add hundreds of random people from all over the world to your black block list. this includes all ages, backgrounds, social background and class, including some of your policemen.

if you think we were about smashing windows, you never read a single sentence on this website. if you think the smiles and food we gave for free to anyone that visited, including police, were anywhere near dangerous, than i would ask you to reflect on what your job is.

are you protecting public interest by monitoring those that try to make the world a better place? or are you protecting the private interest of the few that take us to imminent self destruction? you are but a pawn like we are.

i'm happy SPCC disappeared. that way our message remains only in the minds of the ones we helped, taught and empowered. there is no one for you to chase, because we are another you. we echo in hundreds of lives and voices of anonymous people you will never be able to trace, because they are common people, indistinguishable from yourself on anything but one thing: they dared to think critically. so keep chasing the black bloc red herring.

in lak'ech ala k'in, mr. agent