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From: "Ingeborg Denner" <wildwusel@gmx.de>
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Subject: Re: Kriechenden privatisierung von Öffentliche Räume...
Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2005 18:14:05 +0200
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"Ronald John Bartle" <bartle.berlin@NOSPAM.freenet.de> wrote in message
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> I am not too sure if there is any real point in trying to delete the
> original version and insert a corrected one?
> What do you think?

As I wrote, I'm not sure that s.c.g is the right place to go
with this. The more local you get, the more likely you are
to get a lever on the problem.

>
> Do you happen to know which authority would be responsible here for
deciding
> how much of the Breitscheid Platz is available, for this firm in question,
> to be allowed to use?  I take it that it will be somewhere in the
> "Bezirksverwaltung?"

I am not familiar with the political scene in Berlin, and is has
been more than a decade since I've done any political initiativing,
so the following is more of a one-person-brainstorming:

Bezirksverwaltung might be a start. Is a Bezirk the smallest level
that has its own administration? Another route is to contact either
your local representative or those who'd like to become local
representatives. You might also want to check out if there are already
initiatives working on the topic Berlin-wide. Newspaper or maybe
local TV might also have some underworked summer intern who
might be interested in filling some blank space with a few lines.
In many cities, alternative or neighborhood bookshops sell booklets
of local political initiatives and might also be a place to put up
leaflets to find like-minded folks.

hth,

inge

>
> (p.s. How is the "Rollenspiel" getting along?)

<G> The characters will have to walk home from the North Pole next session,
unless they manage to comandeer a plane... or a zeppelin... or a dog sled...
I'll see what they'll come up with.