TPPA protestors crash the barricades and dance their socks off at the NZ parliament.

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To block the TPPA, see here.

Video notes: Police and parliament security are caught unawares by the vigour of the rebellious revellers, who give Prime Minister John Key the finger and turn the steps of the Beehive into a mosh-pit. Golden moment: “Come on Auntie, let’s go and have a dance.” Please share!

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