http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1222769/Dishonest-Blair-Straw-accused-secret-plan-multicultural-UK.html

Yes I do, it’s no fun at all. The thing about violence is that it hurts. Call me Mr picky but I’m not that fond of being hit constantly by a copper because I held a placard by the side of a road. A flask of tea and a couple of cheese sandwiches are no match for a well trained copper in riot gear.

The last proper protest I went on was the anti-BNP one in Welling many moons ago. Much as I wanted the BNP HQ out of Welling, it made me sick when that bunch of lame dickheads started smashing stuff up. It did far more harm than good.

Two pieces of advice for anyone of any political persuasion who may wish to protest.
1) Don’t get violent; it turns people from the cause
2) If you see the police removing the epaulettes with their numbers on, get the hell out of there as fast as you can.

“The state often uses “proxy groups” to stifle dissent.”

I remember during the minors strike when police were discovered trying to infiltrate the picket lines. What gave them away was they were the only ones carrying copies of the sun “newspaper” – Doh!

“I know of no other country on earth that diminishes it’s own culture and gives in to the demands of visitors and newcomers that we must adapt to them, rather than the other way round. They would not do the same in their country”

Er, how about any country that had to endure colonialism or any that welcomes multi-nationals at the expense of the needs of their own people? The countries that welcome Nike sweat-shops, that give essential water supplies to coke bottling plants, or grow cheap food for the west while their own people go hungry?

I was talking to a friend of mine the other day about the English Democrats. He said “They really are a nasty bunch”. I quickly established that he was actually talking about the EDL – but in his mind there was little difference between the two and the damage, in his mind at least, had been done.

Thus the objective is served: Bring the hardline elements together into state-sanctioned “cause groups” whilst moderates, who may well have quite legitimate concerns, are utterly alienated by scenes of violent street confrontation.

It’s a trick as old as the hills and one which will only serve to discredit “English Nationalism” and indeed any wider anxiety concerning “Islamification”. It’s all been done before – the NF/Anti-Nazi-League confrontation of the late 1970′s and at a time of heightened public concern about immigration, springs most readily to mind.

14th November 2009: Glasgow City Centre, planned by the Scottish Defence League.

Reading the UAF website is a scary experience. It is nowt but a stream of bile. Every other word is ‘fascist’… I find it extremely worrying that this organisation appear more and more to be acting as a sort of government financed paramilitary rent-a-mob.

thomas clarke wrote:
I was in Manchester today with my family, and was very surprised and shocked to find that the majority of the violence and verbal abuse was coming from the so called ‘UAF’. quite dissapointed to be honest.
October 11, 2009 12:32 AM BST
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Laura Roberts wrote:
Hardly a surprise. It’s the start of Rivers of Blood.

I abhor racism: and that means racism from ALL sides. If you continue to impose one incoming race’s laws and preferences on the indigenous people of a country, you are going to create massive turmoil, disruption, antagonism, anger, resentment and confusion.

I have lived around the world. I know of no other country that welcomes foreigners into it that hate it with a venom. I know of no other country that destroys it’s own culture, traditions, values and everything that makes it that particular country, as we do when we try to change it to suit incomers. I know of no other country embarrassed of it’s own flag, where any patriotism that on the one hand we are urged to celebrate is slammed as racism at other times.

When I have lived around the world, I rejoice in their cultures and their pride for their country, heritage and customs. I modify my behaviour to theirs and even when I have to cover my head, or take off my shoes, or have to be escorted because a lone woman out and about is not permitted I do so unquestioningly so, and I honour their rules.

I know of no other country on earth that diminishes it’s own culture and gives in to the demands of visitors and newcomers that we must adapt to them, rather than the other way round. They would not do the same in their country.

And so we have a growing anger, sometimes irrational and extreme, but mostly highly rational and deserved, and it will only get worse until the traditions and culture of Britain is restored and celebrated, just as other countries do with theirs.

Failure to do so will result in carnage.
October 10, 2009 6:15 PM BST
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Beautifully put.

What everyone is missing out on is street fighting is damn exciting stuff, 95% of the people wont care which side they are on, they go for the fun only beardy jerseyed communiists and prune wrinkled Izaal using old fascists rreally care about the political bullshit.

Do any of you know how much fun it is to go toe to toe with a copper and a truncheon, it absoultely rocks, or it did in the 80s, i guess a new generation is discovering the joys of civil disturbance

“I think there was about 1,000 of us in the end, we had a few injured when the police dogs got us but on the whole we feel it was very well managed.”

Doesn’t seem so peaceful really.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DRSDiaYHBM&feature=channel_page

QM, there’s an off-message climate change article on there as well. The censors must be getting lazy.