The anti-government message of Anonymous rings true among prisoners who have been railroaded, condemned and warehoused.
Just off a busy main road in south London lies a near-condemned warehouse, home to the Chapman brothers, Jake and Dinos.
We're carrying on our thinking-outside-the-box Funk It Up series, where musicians from the Orchestra perform in local bars, clubs, warehouses, parking garages, abandoned lots, condemned housing projects, crack dens, meth labs, dogfighting arenas, and desecrated cemeteries.
Some claim the stone has still not been moved, condemned to live out the rest of its days in a warehouse in Woolwich.
The charity condemned the strike, saying it had provided the co-ordinates of its warehouses to the Saudis.
The United States, "with regret," cast its veto tonight against a Syrian-proposed SecurithatouncondemnedutIsraelat condemned Israel for the recent killings of several United Nations employees and the destruction of a United Nations food warehouse.
The work cost a lot of money to publish, which prompted Southey to write "By its high price, one half the edition is condemned to be furniture in expensive libraries, and the other to collect cobwebs in the publisher's warehouses.
Opposition politicians and civil liberties groups immediately condemned the idea, and the country's independent reviewer of terrorism laws, Lord Carlile, said the government should not be allowed to set up a vast "data warehouse".
(He condemned the attack).
Politicians condemned his appeal.
