Imagine Peace
This poster has appeared opposite Dalston Junction station.
If you can’t read the two small words underneath, it just says “love, yoko 2022”
March 29, 2022 - Posted by AnonW | World | Advertising, Dalston Junction, Peace, Russia, Russian Attack On Ukraine, Ukraine, Yoko Ono
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The Anonymous Widower 
Indeed. Ties in with the rendition of Lennon’s ‘Give Peace a Chance’ at the Mayor’s Trafalgar Square Ukraine solidarity rally on Saturday afternoon.
However, the rather bland sentiments of that song, famous though it is, are completely outclassed by ‘Nobody Wins a War’ by calypsonian Tobago Crusoe. That was sung at The Tabernacle arts centre the same evening and gained Crusoe prolonged applause. Although not a new song, every line of it is up-to-the-minute relevant – well worth listening to.
And here’s a coincidence: Crusoe sang classic calypso in the two Paddington Bear films; Voldymyr Zelensky was the voice of Paddington in the Ukrainian version of those two films. Paddington was, of course, a resident of RBKC, ostensibly living a few minutes walk from the Tabernacle.
Comment by Stephen Spark | March 29, 2022 |