Video: Mark Thomas: bringng down property prices with 100 Acts of Minor Dissent Comedian and activist Mark Thomas has pledged to commit "100 Acts of Minor Dissent" in one year. If he fails his penalty will be to pay £1000 to UKIP - or as he calls it, "the political equivalent of chlamydia." The Telegraph caught up with the self-proclaimed Marxist comedian at Edinburgh Festival, where he is performing his new comedy show, aptly entitled "100 Acts of Minor Dissent." In this exclusive video, Thomas talks through some of the actions he has already completed, and why he is undertaking the project. Actions so far include launching the world's first "What's The Time Mister Wolf" championship on Hyde Park to protest new rules charging sports teams to play in the Central London park. He and his friends are also "doing our bit to bring down the property prices by, when viewings happen for very expensive homes, organising welcome committees." And what form do these committees take? Me singing 'Neighbours' and holding a big sign saying 'I LOVE CRACK'. Once all 100 acts are complete, Thomas will stage a one-off show in London where he goes through all of them - "And then, that's it." Artworks created supporting the project will feature in London galleries after the final show. I'VE JUST SEEN is a YouTube Channel from Telegraph.co.uk SUBSCRIBE to I've Just Seen on YouTube New videos every day of the Edinburgh Fringe at 9am