http://indymedia.nl/nl/2009/07/60411.shtml

more mobilisation for today if they are not out soon.

*They come with the wave, we come with tsunami!!*

Tomorrow, 18th june 2009 Join us and storm the STOPERA

The mayor & politicians & city council are having their meeting, and we are storming in to give 'em a piece of our mind on upcoming eviction wave.
Come and join SCUB and Zeeburgerkade and make some fucking NOIZZ.

We will meet for early breakfast at 11:00 at SCUB De Ruyterkade 153 and leave as a group. Afterwards we are planning to have a picnic and barbeque in front of Ruyterkade 7 which is the HQ of Ymere.

They come with the wave we come back with Tsunami!

SCUB is facing eviction in a very very close future.
Acording to the owner YMERE the place was not empty for longer than one year because of  an art exibition that took place between september and october 2008. It was the only activity since the place was build (four years ago) and this lead police to prosecute us under the article 429 of the law (the squat is illegal because was not one year empty).
Because we disagree with that decision as we belive that such a short period is not structual use of the house, and the owner has no plans for destination of the place, we decided to sue the city and fight against this decision.
The court date is set to 2nd of June.

Today we received a fax through our lawyer from the officer of IN-justice.

The officer states that he won't wait for the court case on the 2nd of July and evict us before the trial would take place. It's actually not very nice from him but of course we don't believe in any justice system, specially in one that's screwing us up every time.

Lawyer of the state also said that he will wait with the eviction if we change the court case to any date before 29th of june. Does that mean the eviction wave is on 30th?

On saturday, 21 of march we squatted Piet Heinkade 2 and De Ruyterkade 153-157 on "het Ij" which are part of the recently built bridge on the level of the Muzikgebouw behind Central Station. The owner of the whole complex is the City of Amsterdam, but the 2 squatted places are additional owned by Woningcooperatie Ymere. Until now, monday afternoon, we have not heard any news from either cops or company. In the next few days we will be mainly busy building up the space (it is over 2000 square metres), so any help with either materials, building skills, transportation to getting materials or cooking, would be more than welcome. Please feel free to drop by and give a hand and also check out our program.