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Ben Bohme so good.lasy year, definitely a highlight for me. I also love trace, and wish there was a bit more of a representation at glastonbury https://open.spotify.com/track/6SDy0CHEvHB591MeizBrqY?si=YVWVByiJTTGwvTLh8aSXTg&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A3E8N6fNnqcOwNwUvALrqZ5 -
I love that film, complained when it was rumoured it was beeing pulled from the festival and was mightly releaved when it was revealed that the pulled film story was bullshit, and it was screened. You seem to be suggesting that Glastonbury festival has some sort of pro-Israel bent in its booking policy, I can't see that. -
Yes, I believe historically in Castle Park they've not intervened. The origins... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/420_(cannabis_culture) -
There were instances where scallies stole the free wood and sold it to daft southerners, but firewood has always been available free of charge at Glastonbury
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By Mark E. Spliff · Posted
This isn't Glastonbury's first rodeo, when it comes to buckling in the face of right-wing pressure and kicking out the good guys. When it scheduled a screening of a film exposing the lies behind the anti-semitism claims against Corbyn, it provoked a right-wing backlash in the Daily Mail etc. claiming that the film was antisemitic. Glastonbury caved in and pulled the film from last year's festival. Rather than posting dizzy comments about how you just don't know what to think about this nasty complicated stuff, you now have the opportunity to do better and find out for yourself. The film has been made freely available, so you can look at it and decide whether the Daily Mail & co. were right to call it antisemitic, and whether Glastonbury were moral cowards for pulling it:
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