I don't think you can copywrite a circled V though, but I am not a lawyer so maybe you can.
Cheers. I've been having a look at some bits on the internet just now, it's made me think I should read it again as I'll probably get more from it as a (slightly) wiser old man.
It's also making me want to watch a certain 80s tv series
oh lordy!National Action's website front page image - 'first they came for the nazis'.
oh lordy!
National Action said:we are ignoring these claims
Sorry for the omission of Clarity,I'm talking about John Boyle ex Harlesden....Very sad to hear of Johns passing a great friend and ally from what seems now a long time ago,I lived with John Deason and Anna in Highbury when I eventually moved to London,and was present on every Right to work march,he was a great organiser,that's how I found my way to this forum,wondering what had become of him....I leave it now,wiser but sadder after hearing of Johns way to early demise.....he was a good friend,and what I saw and knew of the man made me very proud and very humble.Im not alone when I say a I will miss him....Formerly Danny Jones ex soldier and Right To Work Marcher......
On Saturday we have the UK version of Pegida coming to our region. They were having a march through Newcastle but they gave in to the cops demands and will now have a rally at 11.00 am in the Bigg Market. The rally is turning out to be a get-together for the right as we are now expecting to see BNP, NF, EDL and several smaller groups (North West and North East Infidels, EVF, National Action). One of the known speakers is Paul Weston of Liberty GB. There are rumours that even Nick Griffin will make an appearance.
The anti-pegida demo is allowed to march but they have chosen to stay away from Pegida. Russell Brand and George Galloway have said they will be there for that.
Unfortunately, the fascists will probably have a pleasant day out (unless they fight amongst themselves) as there doesn't appear to be any appetite for any kind of confrontation in the anti-pegida camp of Labour, SWP, liberals and trots.
Why is he using a non Muslim name? They should just put the boneheads and Islamists in a stadium together and let them get on with it.
In the mid-1990's Dr Richard Stone sometime chair of the Lawrence campaign openly wondered if 'we could find a way to outlaw racist thinking' flagged at the time in Red Action.
Now Trevor Phillips admits in a programme to broadcast this week on C4 that such thinking was fundamentally wrong; resulting in a significant boost in support for the likes of the BNP and now UKIP.
"Campaigners like me seriously believed that if we could prevent people expressing prejudiced ideas that eventually they would stop thinking them. But I'm now convinced we were utterly wrong."
That militants began to seriously question anti-racist orthodoxy more than two decades earlier ((see page 266/267 BTF) only to be casually dismissed as racist themselves illustrates how poisonous the entire liberal narrative was then, and continues in many other forms, to be today.
the pegida thing was poorly organised and plod told em 11.am start due to some soccer team tournament. despite this start some were already pissed. golden dawn (2 guys), some BM (1 of the organisers), northern NF, assorted EDL, etc. the far right are constantly calling for unity then splintering into more groupuscules so it was a surprise this one turned out relatively well. we shall see how long that lasts. good turnout for us after some pretty small opposition of late i am very pleased to say. EDL are going down to brighton (probably for the publicity as they're aint much taliban activity in kemp town). next pegida up here in scotland. also antifascists had a good turnout against a tiny ukip conference. interesting weekend.
i think that requires another thread as UKIP are an electoral threat whereas EDL/BF etc are at street level.
yeh let's ignore here the links between bf & ukipi think that requires another thread as UKIP are an electoral threat whereas EDL/BF etc are at street level.
Watched it last night. Very puzzling in that I am not sure who its target audience was or what, apart from Philips conclusion that he was wrong but now he is right ,the conclusion was for working class viewers .