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I can't ignore them being in their tens in the NE circa 2013 then pulling 1,000+ in Newcastle following Rigby, no. But that bounce didn't last. Plus I'd argue it's daft to oppose them the rare times they have public support.
But then they still deserve shit for being fascist cunts so it's a tough call.

I don't know about the NE but the EDL still got six or seven hundred out in Manchester a month or so before the Lee Rigby murder.
 
I have a feeling that BF are signing up for their own event with their fake Facebook followers.
I doubt they're going to that much effort to push this. But going through the event there are a lot of people saying they're going who would have to fly to the UK to attend or who would find themselves very unwelcome due to their skin colours if they did show up.

I'm not suggesting that because they've got more than 2k interested or going, all of those people will show up. But if they've got that much interest in the event then it shows they will probably have larger numbers than on any of their protests before. Plus Tommy Robinson is plugging the event:



From other tweets I've seen it looks like Robinson is mobilising the old EDL security crew/leadership to go with him. I've also seen a large number of far-right activists on social media saying they're planning on attending. So we should be assuming the far-right numbers for Saturday are going to be big. Definitely in the hundreds, possibly in the thousands. I will be shocked if this isn't the largest far-right mobilisation in London since the EDL in Tower Hamlets.

I will also be surprised if they don't fail to build a coherent movement off the back of this, like post-Lee Rigby, I can't see the bounce lasting. But who knows?
 
I doubt they're going to that much effort to push this. But going through the event there are a lot of people saying they're going who would have to fly to the UK to attend or who would find themselves very unwelcome due to their skin colours if they did show up.

I'm not suggesting that because they've got more than 2k interested or going, all of those people will show up. But if they've got that much interest in the event then it shows they will probably have larger numbers than on any of their protests before. Plus Tommy Robinson is plugging the event:



From other tweets I've seen it looks like Robinson is mobilising the old EDL security crew/leadership to go with him. I've also seen a large number of far-right activists on social media saying they're planning on attending. So we should be assuming the far-right numbers for Saturday are going to be big. Definitely in the hundreds, possibly in the thousands. I will be shocked if this isn't the largest far-right mobilisation in London since the EDL in Tower Hamlets.

I will also be surprised if they don't fail to build a coherent movement off the back of this, like post-Lee Rigby, I can't see the bounce lasting. But who knows?

I get your point but I think that TR is appearing to be more important than he is in practice right now. I'm not an expert on far right politics but I do know a bit about social media and he's recently been gaining profile from association with elements there who are retweeting/sharing him whose reader base aren't generally connected with action on the ground - that Paul Watson for a start. It might give him a warm feeling to be retweeted a lot, and it might get the attention of journos who spend their time on Twitter anyway, but it doesn't necessarily mean much apart from that.

Anyway I guess we'll see. I'd go along tomorrow but I won't be in the country.
 
IMG_0199.JPG He's trying to attain any kind of relevance again and there's groups who will gladly assist in that. Also, has he had cosmetic work done on his teeth?
 
A defence strategy is feigning ignorance to the fact so broadcasting it isn't particularly helpful (although I accept you had good intentions).

2. Section 12/14 of the Public Order Act | Green and Black Cross

Don't think anyone's going to end up in court over having read it here.

The UAF have ended up with a static , perhaps meaning that they haven't negotiated with the cops this time. AFN are saying to meet in Trafalgar Square, a tricky spot to leave from but what's the alternative?
 
Don't think anyone's going to end up in court over having read it here.

The UAF have ended up with a static , perhaps meaning that they haven't negotiated with the cops this time. AFN are saying to meet in Trafalgar Square, a tricky spot to leave from but what's the alternative?

Not wise to discuss strategy on here but there are alternatives.
 
I doubt they're going to that much effort to push this. But going through the event there are a lot of people saying they're going who would have to fly to the UK to attend or who would find themselves very unwelcome due to their skin colours if they did show up.

I'm not suggesting that because they've got more than 2k interested or going, all of those people will show up. But if they've got that much interest in the event then it shows they will probably have larger numbers than on any of their protests before. Plus Tommy Robinson is plugging the event:



From other tweets I've seen it looks like Robinson is mobilising the old EDL security crew/leadership to go with him. I've also seen a large number of far-right activists on social media saying they're planning on attending. So we should be assuming the far-right numbers for Saturday are going to be big. Definitely in the hundreds, possibly in the thousands. I will be shocked if this isn't the largest far-right mobilisation in London since the EDL in Tower Hamlets.

I will also be surprised if they don't fail to build a coherent movement off the back of this, like post-Lee Rigby, I can't see the bounce lasting. But who knows?


300 tops between both organisations is what the press is saying. Bit of a ding doing when. Tommy Robinson put in an appearance.
 
300 tops between both organisations is what the press is saying. Bit of a ding doing when. Tommy Robinson put in an appearance.

I wondered what that commotion was about. The cops had an interesting strategy. Literally tire out Antifa who eventually got shuffled off along Whitehall and then disappeared :confused: before marching the fash through and not much opposition being there. I think people need to rethink the whole getting ourselves kettled thing.
 
Wasn't there a fiasco at a previous event over the racial mix (or lack thereof) of the booked acts?

I wouldn't say a fiasco, more a bunch of US based intersectionalist Tumblr arseholes threatening the bands and the venue with being denounced as racists. All on social media of course. That was a while ago. Is it a famous incident?
 
I caught the gist of the tale but had assumed it was revellers rather than tumblr twats. Do they scour events pages looking for things to denounce?

I can only assume that's what they do. The bone of contention was apparently that there were no PoC playing at the 'Punk against Racism " gig. This was actually flat out wrong but the organisers refused to argue in those terms (Hey Derek, put the bass down and come over here a minute to be our token black mate). So the Tumblr twats started spamming the bands and anyone they thought might listen.
 
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