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Unite Against Fascism [2]

UAF are taxpayer funded cunts.

Nominated by CryBaby

From . . . . Is A Cunt

Unite Against Fascism [2]

UAF are taxpayer funded cunts.

Nominated by CryBaby

Is this the Latest NUJ ploy? By TITVS ADVXAS

In what appears to be another ploy to absolve the government from its part in causing current incidents of street unrest, through its violent SWP/Union supported arm, Unite Against Fascism, the UAF are not being reported as the so-called ANTI-FASCIST protestors in this weekend’s clashes in Birmingham.

Instead they are merely being referred to as 'Socialist' protestors or simply as 'Anti Fascist' in all of the online news agencies I checked.

The state controlled BBC only mentioned the UAF once, and that was reference to the 'previous' incidents.

The press also never reported that a main part of the counter protestors were ‘Asian’

In fairness, too, The British National Party was not mentioned either, as it is now widely accepted that the EDL is not connected with The BNP, although I would think that the press may still have been making this link if the UAF had not been so openly involved in the last incidents.

Looking at the press photographs too, one sees that again, the police are only policing the EDL protestors, yet the counter protestors are seemingly un-policed.

Whilst we can condemn the violence shown by both sides, and distance ourselves to any political connection with our own party, we can also see a cynical and underhand move by the NUJ to again report LIES by not reporting the full truth or by overtly distorting the truth in its reports.

Until the NUJ stops its members from:

1. Actively reporting hate against our party and parties with similar ideals,
2. Concealing the truth about the government and its involvement in the UAF,
3. Committing to the ‘common purpose’ of being actively involved in the wholesale destruction of The United Kingdom,

we must rely on trusted sources such as the BNP website, and our own blogs to spread the truth, because without the truth we will disappear as a race!

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Police chiefs allay fears of violence at Birmingham protest

Police and council bosses have pledged it will be ‘business as usual’ in Birmingham city centre tomorrow despite fears of violent clashes between rival protesters.

City bosses have moved to ensure that anti-Islamic extremist protests by the English Defence League and counter demonstrations by Unite Against Fascism do not lead to clashes in the city’s main Saturday shopping areas.

But they admitted they have no idea whether five, 50, 500 or even more people will take to the streets as neither group has made direct contact with police.

Instead their information has come from tip-offs, the internet and mobile phone conversations with some participants leaving officers in the dark about how the protests will be organised.

They are stepping up police numbers on Saturday afternoon, invoking special powers under the Public Order Act and have arranged two protest sites to keep the demonstrations away from the busy New Street and Bullring area to ensure that 150,000 expected visitors can shop in peace and safety.

Police refused to identify the sites but confirmed one will not be Victoria Square as it is hosting a large RAF display this weekend.

The EDL have already reacted by arranging, via their website, to meet under police supervision on Broad Street where they will be led to their protest site. The UAF indicated they will not be carrying out a counter-protest, lessening the threat of trouble.

Police have also made four arrests and are following up further enquiries following the publication of CCTV images of the disturbances in the city on August 8.

And they admitted that contrary to some statements in the wake of the trouble, the majority of the protesters involved were from Birmingham and surrounding area and not outsiders.

Assistant Chief Constable Sharon Rowe said they have to balance the safety of shoppers and workers with the protesters’ fundamental right to free speech.

She confirmed the Home Office has granted a section 14a order, under the Public Order Act, giving them the right to move protests away from the Bullring shopping centre.

She said: “The groups have chosen to protest on a day when there are a large number of visitors in the city centre. The information on the protests changes hourly on both sides. We are getting most of our information from the internet.”

Birmingham City Council’s head of resilience Sharon Lea said that more disorder could have a huge negative impact on the local retail economy.

“It is the last Saturday before many children return to school, families will be out shopping for school uniforms. We expect 150,000 visitors to the city centre. The disorder on August 8th led to a losses of 15 per cent for one large store. With these measures we will ensure it is business as usual tomorrow.”

Meanwhile the chairman of Birmingham Methodist Church, Rev Bill Anderson, has written to the Home Office and West Midlands Police asking for them to ban the protest by the EDL.

“Their sole aim is to create tension and to intimidate and provoke the people of Birmingham with racist and Islamophobic abuse,” he said.

Police chiefs allay fears of violence at Birmingham protest

Police and council bosses have pledged it will be ‘business as usual’ in Birmingham city centre tomorrow despite fears of violent clashes between rival protesters.

City bosses have moved to ensure that anti-Islamic extremist protests by the English Defence League and counter demonstrations by Unite Against Fascism do not lead to clashes in the city’s main Saturday shopping areas.

But they admitted they have no idea whether five, 50, 500 or even more people will take to the streets as neither group has made direct contact with police.

Instead their information has come from tip-offs, the internet and mobile phone conversations with some participants leaving officers in the dark about how the protests will be organised.

They are stepping up police numbers on Saturday afternoon, invoking special powers under the Public Order Act and have arranged two protest sites to keep the demonstrations away from the busy New Street and Bullring area to ensure that 150,000 expected visitors can shop in peace and safety.

Police refused to identify the sites but confirmed one will not be Victoria Square as it is hosting a large RAF display this weekend.

The EDL have already reacted by arranging, via their website, to meet under police supervision on Broad Street where they will be led to their protest site. The UAF indicated they will not be carrying out a counter-protest, lessening the threat of trouble.

Police have also made four arrests and are following up further enquiries following the publication of CCTV images of the disturbances in the city on August 8.

And they admitted that contrary to some statements in the wake of the trouble, the majority of the protesters involved were from Birmingham and surrounding area and not outsiders.

Assistant Chief Constable Sharon Rowe said they have to balance the safety of shoppers and workers with the protesters’ fundamental right to free speech.

She confirmed the Home Office has granted a section 14a order, under the Public Order Act, giving them the right to move protests away from the Bullring shopping centre.

She said: “The groups have chosen to protest on a day when there are a large number of visitors in the city centre. The information on the protests changes hourly on both sides. We are getting most of our information from the internet.”

Birmingham City Council’s head of resilience Sharon Lea said that more disorder could have a huge negative impact on the local retail economy.

“It is the last Saturday before many children return to school, families will be out shopping for school uniforms. We expect 150,000 visitors to the city centre. The disorder on August 8th led to a losses of 15 per cent for one large store. With these measures we will ensure it is business as usual tomorrow.”

Meanwhile the chairman of Birmingham Methodist Church, Rev Bill Anderson, has written to the Home Office and West Midlands Police asking for them to ban the protest by the EDL.

“Their sole aim is to create tension and to intimidate and provoke the people of Birmingham with racist and Islamophobic abuse,” he said.

'Soap Dodgers' By TITVS ADVXAS

In an occasional article on the UAF, TITVS ADVXAS looks at the other side..

And what an illiterate bunch the UAF are!

Illiteracy is the tip of the iceberg too, as you can throw in virtually any other adjective that has a negative bearing on demeanour.

Why do they have such a big chip on their shoulders?

Take a look at Tara Hewitt (TH), a transgendered woman (in effect is a neutered man, thus having no real gender - an 'it') who represents students from "The Liverpool Polytechnic" as the place was known.

TH gave a speech at the ANTI BNP Protest in Blackpool in response to BNP's victory party talking about the so called importance of Unity of all parties, solidarity and stopping the "Homophobic, Biphobic, Transphobic, Sexist Racist BNP." (No real agenda either).

What TH seems to have learnt is that as a white male, TH would have been overlooked for promotion in the workplace (if TH ever gets a job), and would have remained at entry level employment status for the next 50 years as every single recruited minority (i.e. non-indigenous or non-male or non-heterosexual).

As such, TH's self mutilation to a transgendered male/female hybrid with poly-sexual tendencies, has made itself very employable and prime candidate for fast-tracked promotion, an agenda if ever I saw one.

Homophobia is actually "the fear of homosexuality", but in an Orwellian reversal, the double speak meaning, popular meaning has become a hate of homosexuality. To call some one 'homophobic' because they are simply nauseated by the overt campness and public displays of sexuality and sexual behaviour, is extremely unfair. Simple Christian revulsion should not be turned around in this way!

What TH should be made to be aware of is the stance that an Islamic Government or Caliphate would show to these people.

Well don't go losing your head over that poser, Tara, eh?

Reality check, what do Muslims do to Homosexuals under Sharia law?

Don't worry Tara, you'll get a public flogging before that happens!

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UAF protesters further the resolve of the BNP family and other day-trippers By TITVS ADVXAS

Omnipresent Mike Bell,

Mr Nick Griffin MEP,

The heart of the campsite,

South Birmingham getting ready

Mick Simpkins

The Saturday morning drive from a white working class area of Birmingham, known as Acocks Green, to the Derbyshire countryside went without a hitch, until we reached Codnor Denby Lane at its junction with Heanor Lane, where the UAF protest march was due to commence, the road being completely blocked, by the mindless.

I was ordered by police to drive around to the other side, the 'other side' being Breach Road and Denby Common, where another ugly group of ugly protesters had gathered, which proved a little scary for my partner and our other passengers, who were quite troubled by the great unwashed.

I told my passengers that these ugly people are simply misguided fools and are simply following the agenda of the cowards at the top of the tree, of the UAF, the SWP, The unions, the New-Labour party, The Tory Party, and signatories of it, David Cameron, Tony Benn, Peter Hain, and Ken Livingston were the ones that came to mind.

Just think about it!

All of those political parties, organisations and other people (and more), involved in a display of fascist totalitarianism.

The elites don't want The British National Party to have a family weekend, and are prepared to use violence, through The UAF to do it, yet you never see the organ grinders at work.

Weyman Bennett, had made some noises on the internet in the days before, but not even he was around, as the red-eyed reds, who'd travelled up on the red-eye, were grunting and growling at us.

Like Simon Darby said, about 100 of us were delayed due to these creatures.

Inside the festival, we couldn't even hear the animal noises outside.

Now the Telegraph have produced their report of the commotion outside and the goings on inside, in their usual disproportionate way.

Making sure that they could call us all the usual names and try to hint at racism, they drew reference to the beastly chants from outside:

The main body of demonstrators, which was monitored by a camera mounted on a drone, gathered in Codnor's Market Place, chanting "Nazi scum, off our streets" and waving placards from campaign group Unite Against Fascism and various trade union groups.

Dozens of tents had been pitched on the BNP festival site, around 200 yards from where police were forced to hold back protesters.

Journalists from some media organisations were invited on to the site, where a political marquee had been set up to hear speeches and a Ford Ka was up for grabs in a raffle alongside stalls selling badges and pork scratchings.

A coconut shy - featuring images of Tony Blair, Jack Straw and Gordon Brown and offering festival-goers the chance to "knock a traitor off the stick" - had also been set up at the festival site.

So why mention the pork scratchings, as if we didn't know?

I, for one, enjoyed my first Red-White-and-Blue, as did my entourage, as the attempts by the Amber Valley Council to deter the party's party failed like a Labour candidate at a by-election:

• Preventing use of caravans and campervans,

• Not allowing a funfair for children,

• Not allowing a liquor license,

• Enforcing archaic laws on noise to hinder partying by BNP revellers.

What the UAF and Amber Valley did achieve, by their actions, was to further the resolve of my previously BNP-sceptical passengers, to support and go forward with the party.

They, like me, want their country back.

And like me they are prepared to back Nick Griffin and The BNP in the dark times that surely lay ahead.

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UAF INCITED SATURDAY’S BIRMINGHAM RIOTS

The media version about Saturday’s sickening events is, not surprisingly, a pack of lies propagated to either excuse or ignore the violence, blame other people for it and ultimately deny the fact that their multi-cultural project has failed miserably.

This is the truth about what happened in the city centre on Saturday, written by people who were there. Those familiar with what happened prior to the Bradford riots of 2001 will find the origin of the Birmingham riots sadly familiar. On Saturday, in response to weeks of rumours regarding a planned protest against Islamic terror/fascism, a group ironically entitled ‘Unite Against Fascism’ turned up in the city centre. This group carried placards opposing the BNP and speakers incited the crowd with quotes the BNP leader has made about Islam. However, the BNP were not even in the city centre and were not involved with the anti-extremist demo that was allowed to take place briefly in Victoria Square. These protesters even carried placards stating clearly that they were not the BNP!

However, that did not stop the likes of Cllr Salma Yaqoob of the Muslim Respect Party screaming through a microphone repeatedly that “THESE ARE OUR STREETS”. What must be made clear at this point is that she was addressing a predominantly Muslim crowd, at this point numbering about 150, with a handful of placard-carrying whites (the sticks holding the placards were later used to attack innocent white passers-by and the police). What Cllr Yaqoob must have been aware of was that in impressionable young Muslim minds the words ‘OUR STREETS’ can mean only one thing...

And so the chaos began soon after the provocative speeches ended, the UAF melted away and hundreds of Muslim youths went on the rampage. The UAF incited this riot, just as they did in Bradford eight years ago (when they were known as the ‘Anti-Nazi League’). Of course we are not saying that what happened on Saturday was on that scale, but it is troubling to say the least. The thugs were stopped by the police in their attempts to reach the peaceful protest in Victoria Square, so instead they roamed the streets all night looking for white people (predominantly young white males) to attack. White girls were also targeted, although the motives were sexual molestation and the humiliation of their boyfriends who could not act in the face of mass thuggery. The police in the Bullring also came under sustained attack and all manner of missiles rained down upon them. Bins were ripped up and hurled, as was the railing installed by the police themselves to control the UAF. Bottles, traffic cones and the wooden sticks supplied by the UAF were also thrown.

During the two hours of ongoing disorder at the Bullring there appeared not to be a single arrest of an Asian person. In fact most, if not all of the arrests, appear to have taken place when the police decided to run the protesters in Victoria Square out of the city centre, literally. Another witness tells us that he was walking towards Millenium Point at about 7:30pm when a crowd of white youths ran past him pursued by the police. Most of them were surrounded and bundled into police vans. Another source confirms that the protesters were told to either leave the city centre or be arrested. No such demand appears to have been issued to the hundreds of Muslim youths rioting in the Bullring. West Midlands Police have since said that they are studying video footage and may make further arrests.

We won’t hold our breath. During Saturday’s trouble they did not act to prevent a single act of unashamedly racist violence against innocent white folk. In fact on several occasions, they were seen to walk away.

A shameful day for the city, a shameful day for the police and further confirmation that multi-culturalism will collapse in rivers of blood.

UAF INCITED SATURDAY’S BIRMINGHAM RIOTS

The media version about Saturday’s sickening events is, not surprisingly, a pack of lies propagated to either excuse or ignore the violence, blame other people for it and ultimately deny the fact that their multi-cultural project has failed miserably.

This is the truth about what happened in the city centre on Saturday, written by people who were there. Those familiar with what happened prior to the Bradford riots of 2001 will find the origin of the Birmingham riots sadly familiar. On Saturday, in response to weeks of rumours regarding a planned protest against Islamic terror/fascism, a group ironically entitled ‘Unite Against Fascism’ turned up in the city centre. This group carried placards opposing the BNP and speakers incited the crowd with quotes the BNP leader has made about Islam. However, the BNP were not even in the city centre and were not involved with the anti-extremist demo that was allowed to take place briefly in Victoria Square. These protesters even carried placards stating clearly that they were not the BNP!

However, that did not stop the likes of Cllr Salma Yaqoob of the Muslim Respect Party screaming through a microphone repeatedly that “THESE ARE OUR STREETS”. What must be made clear at this point is that she was addressing a predominantly Muslim crowd, at this point numbering about 150, with a handful of placard-carrying whites (the sticks holding the placards were later used to attack innocent white passers-by and the police). What Cllr Yaqoob must have been aware of was that in impressionable young Muslim minds the words ‘OUR STREETS’ can mean only one thing...

And so the chaos began soon after the provocative speeches ended, the UAF melted away and hundreds of Muslim youths went on the rampage. The UAF incited this riot, just as they did in Bradford eight years ago (when they were known as the ‘Anti-Nazi League’). Of course we are not saying that what happened on Saturday was on that scale, but it is troubling to say the least. The thugs were stopped by the police in their attempts to reach the peaceful protest in Victoria Square, so instead they roamed the streets all night looking for white people (predominantly young white males) to attack. White girls were also targeted, although the motives were sexual molestation and the humiliation of their boyfriends who could not act in the face of mass thuggery. The police in the Bullring also came under sustained attack and all manner of missiles rained down upon them. Bins were ripped up and hurled, as was the railing installed by the police themselves to control the UAF. Bottles, traffic cones and the wooden sticks supplied by the UAF were also thrown.

During the two hours of ongoing disorder at the Bullring there appeared not to be a single arrest of an Asian person. In fact most, if not all of the arrests, appear to have taken place when the police decided to run the protesters in Victoria Square out of the city centre, literally. Another witness tells us that he was walking towards Millenium Point at about 7:30pm when a crowd of white youths ran past him pursued by the police. Most of them were surrounded and bundled into police vans. Another source confirms that the protesters were told to either leave the city centre or be arrested. No such demand appears to have been issued to the hundreds of Muslim youths rioting in the Bullring. West Midlands Police have since said that they are studying video footage and may make further arrests.

We won’t hold our breath. During Saturday’s trouble they did not act to prevent a single act of unashamedly racist violence against innocent white folk. In fact on several occasions, they were seen to walk away.

A shameful day for the city, a shameful day for the police and further confirmation that multi-culturalism will collapse in rivers of blood.

Wolverhampton BNP Meeting Attracts All Comers

Over 50 people from a wide area including Shropshire, Staffordshire, Birmingham and the Black Country, as well as locals, met for the latest Wolverhampton British National Party branch meeting to listen to local activists speak.

Wolverhampton organiser, Simon Patten, opened proceedings with a detailed account of fundraising and canvassing reports in the lead up to the European elections in June and more recent tales, plus an expose on how a government funded group, known as the UAF is being supported and utilised by all parties and left wing pressure groups.

"At a table top sale before the election we were surrounded by UAF supporters at all points who were attempting to incite us to act" said Mr Patten.

"As there were only a few of us, and we knew that the Black Country team were doing a similar sale a few miles away, we telephoned them for support" Mr Patten continued "and we waited only about 15 minutes before Russ Green and John Salvage turned up".

He concluded "both John (Painter) and John (Salvage), from the Black Country, were spat at, but as we are a peaceful party, we did not retaliate".

Mr Patten also introduced the new Wolverhampton BNP team, himself the organiser, Mike Kiely (deputy organiser), Dave Bradnock the new fund-holder, and local BNP first points of contact John Painter (Wolverhampton S/E), Stuart Gardner (Wolverhampton S/W) and Mike (South Staffordshire).

The second speaker, making his maiden public speech, the aforementioned Mr Painter, who briefly told of his reasons for joining the party and then spoke of the first few months after joining, and in a light hearted manner, of some notable incidents that had happened to him during the table top sales and public canvassing that Mr Patten had previously mentioned.

Third speaker was former Black Country organiser Ken Griffiths, who spoke in depth over planning application controversies in the Dudley area and made more valid points about how the UAF are being utilised by all parties at local levels to attempt to hinder the democratic rights of the BNP.

Following the main interval, where a sumptuous buffet was provided by Mr Kiely and his daughter, the main speaker of the night, Phil Reddall spoke of several worldwide stories of how indigenous populations had struggled to overcome devastation, such as Japan, where following world war two, the Japanese economy had prospered to the point where Japan is the world leader in many industries and technologies.

Mr Reddall concluded by saying that the only way that the indigenous peoples of Britain would prosper, would be under a BNP government.

Fund-holder Mr Gardner announce that £227 had been raised from the raffle and collection, and the meeting concluded with the raffle, where Titvs won a "GREATWHITE" tee shirt, which at size XL would be "tight as" anything.

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Bowling A Maiden Over by TITVS ADVXAS

Hitting the floor running is a well overused cliché from modern times, but I can think of no other term to describe Nick Griffin's maiden speech to the European Parliament.
In just over 2 minutes, he manages to OUT Tory leader David Cameron and 5 UK sitting MEP as supporters of The UAF, exposes the ever changing 'Official' underlying and hidden reasons that have and will be used to wage war again in the middle east, with Iran as the latest target, and finally tells the leaders to send their own families rather than the families of ordinary people to war.



The poem called "For The Fallen" is best known for it's 4th verse, used in remembrance. After watching Nick, read the whole poem, and do so without shedding tears. Impossible

"For The Fallen"

by Laurence Binyon

With proud thanksgiving, a mother for her children,
England mourns for her dead across the sea.
Flesh of her flesh they were, spirit of her spirit,
Fallen in the cause of the free.

Solemn the drums thrill; Death august and royal
Sings sorrow up into immortal spheres,
There is music in the midst of desolation
And a glory that shines upon our tears.

They went with songs to the battle, they were young,
Straight of limb, true of eye, steady and aglow.
They were staunch to the end against odds uncounted;
They fell with their faces to the foe.

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.

They mingle not with their laughing comrades again;
They sit no more at familiar tables of home;
They have no lot in our labour of the day-time;
They sleep beyond England's foam.

But where our desires are and our hopes profound,
Felt as a well-spring that is hidden from sight,
To the innermost heart of their own land they are known
As the stars are known to the Night;

As the stars that shall be bright when we are dust,
Moving in marches upon the heavenly plain;
As the stars that are starry in the time of our darkness,
To the end, to the end, they remain.

In WW1 our soldiers were referred to as "Lions led by Dinosaurs" (referring to the government and generals such as Haig and Kitchener)
Today it is more apt to just say Lions led by Cowards and Liars (the government)

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The Use Of Violence Is Never Justified by TITVS ADVXAS

I do not purport violence. I do not support the EDL protests in Birmingham yesterday. They seemed likely to incite problems. In the recent face of UAF violence against the BNP, the demo in Birmingham seemed to be a bit like a playground reaction. [Those EDL demos were intended to be a reaction to the Muslim Extremists who violated the homecoming parade of The Anglian Regiment in early March this year]
Here are two YouTube clips and a link to a third clip, the two shown are of Anjem Choudary, who is a radical Islamist and follower of Omar Bakri Mohammed. He has founded two Islamist organisations which were later designated and banned as terrorist by the British government. Choudary has urged Muslims to not cooperate with the police in fighting terrorism, and has recently called for the assassination of the Pope. Nice!
In the first clip, with an audience of the GMTV breakfast show, and with some clever out-maneuvering of the GMTV interviewer, making her look like a sap due to her own NUJ diversity awareness training, he defends the extreme attacks on The Anglians.



In the second, a much older clip, he defends the 7/7 attacks in London, claiming that the people who were killed were not innocent. As non-Muslims they were guilty of being infidels



Mr Choudary is very aware that The UK laws on freedom of speech, allow him the right to say things

1. that could not be said by a white person about a Muslim or other 'minority' and
2. that would not be allowed to be said in Muslim countries, and certainly if I were in those countries saying the same things about MY Christian belief and criticising HIS Muslim people of being guilty for not being Christian, then my head surely would be severed and placed upon my torso, and left on display in a public place.

"Titvs Decapitvs" a drawing by Titvs Advxas

The 3rd clip has been promptly removed on advice. It shows truly barbaric Sharia punishments
**** WARNING Do not watch the removed/censored clip if you are under 18 ****
**** WARNING This clip contains footage of Sharia Punishments ****

And still we allow this hatred, or the prospect of it, to go ahead and all in the name of diversity?

IF THE BRITISH PUBLIC DO NOT ACT NOW, THIS ENGLAND OF OURS WILL BE LIKE THE LANDS PORTRAYED ABOVE,
-WHERE IF YOU ARE NOT MUSLIM, YOU WILL BE PERSECUTED,
-WHERE UNDER SHARIA LAW, YOU WILL BE TREATED IN THE MOST BARBARIC WAY

Do you want this?
I certainly do not want this!

WE MUST NOT ALLOW THE HEADS OF OUR PEOPLE TO REMAIN BURIED IN THE SAND ANY LONGER or they will end up with them resting between their shoulder blades...

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They who try to suppress freedom by Unite Against Farce

UAF activist Weyman Bennett

Trying to catch up with all the stuff I missed before I joined the BNP, I was recently listening to Global News Talk with Tommy Boyd from 16th February where Tommy tries to persuade the bigoted Weyman Bennett from the campaign organisation Unite Against Fascism to share a microphone with Simon Darby.
The incident reminds me of Churchill's alleged quote from just after WW2, where he is purported to have declared (about NAZI fascism) “When fascism returns it will be in the guise of opposition to fascism”. Well having witnessed the grossly perverse UAF in action this week, I can say "WINNIE, ALMOST TO THE VERY WORD, YOU WERE DEAD RIGHT".
Free speech is Free speech.
Evelyn Beatrice Hall (who wrote under the pseudonym S.G. Tallentyre) was a writer best known for her biography of François-Marie Arouet better known by the pen name Voltaire. She completed her biography of Voltaire "The Friends of Voltaire" in 1906. She wrote the phrase, which is often misattributed to Voltaire, "Je ne partage pas vos idées mais je me battrai jusqu'à la mort pour que vous puissiez les exprimer" ["I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it,"] as an illustration of Voltaire's beliefs.
People like The UAF have absolutely no right use violence to stop another person from speaking. They only have their own right to free speech to counter argue. If they resort to childish actions as Mr Bennett did, or violence as The UAF did on Monday at the BNP news conference in London, then their own role in democracy should be questioned too.
As Tommy Boyd said "HOW VERY DARE THEY"


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They who try to suppress freedom by Unite Against Farce

UAF activist Weyman Bennett

Trying to catch up with all the stuff I missed before I joined the BNP, I was recently listening to Global News Talk with Tommy Boyd from 16th February where Tommy tries to persuade the bigoted Weyman Bennett from the campaign organisation Unite Against Fascism to share a microphone with Simon Darby.
The incident reminds me of Churchill's alleged quote from just after WW2, where he is purported to have declared (about NAZI fascism) “When fascism returns it will be in the guise of opposition to fascism”. Well having witnessed the grossly perverse UAF in action this week, I can say "WINNIE, ALMOST TO THE VERY WORD, YOU WERE DEAD RIGHT".
Free speech is Free speech.
Evelyn Beatrice Hall (who wrote under the pseudonym S.G. Tallentyre) was a writer best known for her biography of François-Marie Arouet better known by the pen name Voltaire. She completed her biography of Voltaire "The Friends of Voltaire" in 1906. She wrote the phrase, which is often misattributed to Voltaire, "Je ne partage pas vos idées mais je me battrai jusqu'à la mort pour que vous puissiez les exprimer" ["I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it,"] as an illustration of Voltaire's beliefs.
People like The UAF have absolutely no right use violence to stop another person from speaking. They only have their own right to free speech to counter argue. If they resort to childish actions as Mr Bennett did, or violence as The UAF did on Monday at the BNP news conference in London, then their own role in democracy should be questioned too.
As Tommy Boyd said "HOW VERY DARE THEY"


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They who try to suppress freedom by Unite Against Farce

UAF activist Weyman Bennett

Trying to catch up with all the stuff I missed before I joined the BNP, I was recently listening to Global News Talk with Tommy Boyd from 16th February where Tommy tries to persuade the bigoted Weyman Bennett from the campaign organisation Unite Against Fascism to share a microphone with Simon Darby.
The incident reminds me of Churchill's alleged quote from just after WW2, where he is purported to have declared (about NAZI fascism) “When fascism returns it will be in the guise of opposition to fascism”. Well having witnessed the grossly perverse UAF in action this week, I can say "WINNIE, ALMOST TO THE VERY WORD, YOU WERE DEAD RIGHT".
Free speech is Free speech.
Evelyn Beatrice Hall (who wrote under the pseudonym S.G. Tallentyre) was a writer best known for her biography of François-Marie Arouet better known by the pen name Voltaire. She completed her biography of Voltaire "The Friends of Voltaire" in 1906. She wrote the phrase, which is often misattributed to Voltaire, "Je ne partage pas vos idées mais je me battrai jusqu'à la mort pour que vous puissiez les exprimer" ["I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it,"] as an illustration of Voltaire's beliefs.
People like The UAF have absolutely no right use violence to stop another person from speaking. They only have their own right to free speech to counter argue. If they resort to childish actions as Mr Bennett did, or violence as The UAF did on Monday at the BNP news conference in London, then their own role in democracy should be questioned too.
As Tommy Boyd said "HOW VERY DARE THEY"


©Unite Against Farce 12/6/2009
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Violent Thugs Disrupt BNP Press Conference

Nick Griffin speaking earlier in the year

Violent thugs from the Tory and Labour backed UAF organisation have shown their hatred of free speech and democracy by physically attacking a British National Party press conference outside the Houses of Parliament this afternoon, leading Nick Griffin to re-issue his challenge to the leader of the Tory Party to either endorse or withdraw his declared support for that group.

“Mr Cameron is a signatory to the founding charter of the UAF, which has extensive links to the Socialist Workers’ Party and the Communist Party of Great Britain,” Mr Griffin told BNP News immediately after the UAF attack.

“Mr Cameron must tell his supporters if he really aligns himself with these thugs who resort to violence in the face of the democratic process,” Mr Griffin said.

“The most disgusting thing is that this mob and its aims are backed by MPs from all the Westminster parties. Once you have accepted the use of violence to enforce political aims, you have slipped down the road to Zimbabwe style politics. The continued endorsement from Messrs Cameron, Peter Hain from Labour and many candidates from the Liberal Democrats must now be brought out into the open.

“The reality is that the BNP campaigned democratically, peacefully and was openly elected to office. It does not matter if they disagree with us - we disagree with the other parties fundamentally - but the use of violence draws the line. The Tories, Labour and Liberal Democrats must tell the world if they support political violence or not.”

Mr Griffin said the “childish activities of a few worthless silly students, organised by the far left, will never stop the BNP. We have a duty to our electors to put forward the case for the continued survival of Britain. These tactics merely serve as an own goal for the enemies of the BNP, as it reveals that they have lost the democratic argument. Their inability to win any argument forces them back onto naked fascism and violence. We dismiss them with contempt, and will carry on.”

* Ironically, it was the large throng of journalists who bore the brunt of the UAF fascist thugs’ violence, with several being hit by eggs, placards and poles.

* The BBC and other news outlets reported being flooded with calls, texts and emails from viewers expressing their disgust at the Tory, Labour and Lib-Dem-backed UAF. Most messages were along the lines of “I was not a BNP supporter but after today I can see who the real fascists and enemies of free speech are

Violent Thugs Disrupt BNP Press Conference

Nick Griffin speaking earlier in the year

Violent thugs from the Tory and Labour backed UAF organisation have shown their hatred of free speech and democracy by physically attacking a British National Party press conference outside the Houses of Parliament this afternoon, leading Nick Griffin to re-issue his challenge to the leader of the Tory Party to either endorse or withdraw his declared support for that group.

“Mr Cameron is a signatory to the founding charter of the UAF, which has extensive links to the Socialist Workers’ Party and the Communist Party of Great Britain,” Mr Griffin told BNP News immediately after the UAF attack.

“Mr Cameron must tell his supporters if he really aligns himself with these thugs who resort to violence in the face of the democratic process,” Mr Griffin said.

“The most disgusting thing is that this mob and its aims are backed by MPs from all the Westminster parties. Once you have accepted the use of violence to enforce political aims, you have slipped down the road to Zimbabwe style politics. The continued endorsement from Messrs Cameron, Peter Hain from Labour and many candidates from the Liberal Democrats must now be brought out into the open.

“The reality is that the BNP campaigned democratically, peacefully and was openly elected to office. It does not matter if they disagree with us - we disagree with the other parties fundamentally - but the use of violence draws the line. The Tories, Labour and Liberal Democrats must tell the world if they support political violence or not.”

Mr Griffin said the “childish activities of a few worthless silly students, organised by the far left, will never stop the BNP. We have a duty to our electors to put forward the case for the continued survival of Britain. These tactics merely serve as an own goal for the enemies of the BNP, as it reveals that they have lost the democratic argument. Their inability to win any argument forces them back onto naked fascism and violence. We dismiss them with contempt, and will carry on.”

* Ironically, it was the large throng of journalists who bore the brunt of the UAF fascist thugs’ violence, with several being hit by eggs, placards and poles.

* The BBC and other news outlets reported being flooded with calls, texts and emails from viewers expressing their disgust at the Tory, Labour and Lib-Dem-backed UAF. Most messages were along the lines of “I was not a BNP supporter but after today I can see who the real fascists and enemies of free speech are