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occupy reykjavík
When tents here were initially pitched, their inhabitants were met by police during the middle of the night, who destroyed them and took them down. Angry protesters were subsequently granted permits to camp on the lawn, and new tents were hoisted in their place. “Alvöru Lyðræði” translates to “functional democracy” and the large blue sign says something about bringing your ideas- 99% are willing to listen.