butchersapron
Bring back hanging
Events in Paris just gave edl and associates yet another last chance.
EDL watch
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bemused
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I thought he'd joined the human race and given up on the hate game?
Thunderfist
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Is it a last chance? Are they defunct? To be honest they didn't manage to make much of Rotherham (many of us feared another post Lee Rigby style upswing) so this might not re-ignite the EDL per se. However a successor organisation could make hay here.
I made that comment ages ago so it bears little relation to the events of today.
Thunderfist
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About a fortnight ago in fact.
Is Tommy post-EDL still funded by Alan Lake/Ayling?
malatesta32
Not Serb. No, Really!
he is trying to capitlaise on charlie hebdo situation. bloodsucking egomaniac who misses the limelight. also the money. ayling was exposed as being behind EDL which embarrassed him as did his links with 'zionist' groups and pam geller etc.he backed out. not sure if quilliam are using him still.
Fingers
From Tuscany SE22
I believe himself and Qulliam parted company before his last spell in the nick.
malatesta32
Not Serb. No, Really!
yeah, his criminal record has often compromised him. he was booted from the fluffy fascist British Freedom over it and his failure to bring the EDL vote over as well as quilliam. we will see how UKIP respond. he is a career criminal and bad political juju.
sunnysidedown
caput mortuum
i'm no angel...
Thunderfist
Well-Known Member
Robinson is finished politically - he was sentenced for mortgage fraud so hasn't really got any martyr points. However his "leadership" of the EDL was to the advantage of anti-fascists. More worrying is somebody (who isn't a coke addled wide boy ) pulling together the strands that made up the far-right's street presence and re-invigorating the movement. It might not happen - Paul Golding now looks like a bungler and Griffin even got booted out of the BNP. However the EDL was a formative experience for many and while they might not be making the effort to travel to the demos - given the right call they might well re-appear.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
don't see what it has to do with the jujus
Pickman's model
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quilliaM
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
they've had more last chances than pete doherty
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
or the damned
Kev Scott LTJ
Active Member
....or more street cred than Gary Glitter!or the damned
Wilf
Slouching towards Billingham
I was at a joint Teesside Solidarity/Movement for Justice meeting tonight which the edl tried to disrupt. After one ineffectual attempt at getting in the building, they stood uncertainly in the street, poised between going back to the pub and remembering what they'd turned up to do. 
Thunderfist
Well-Known Member
Is this a regular feature of leftist life in Teesside?
Wilf
Slouching towards Billingham
Dunno, I'd have to check with the leftists.
But yes, there's been a couple of attempts at intimidating people going into meetings. Poice were there last night (not called by us), so it ended up being nothing more than the aforementioned 'standing in the road'.
malatesta32
Not Serb. No, Really!
so by opposing a movement for justice meeting we can assume that they are happy with the justice system that jails them for several years for the birmingham riot. not unlike when the infidel scab group tried to attack an anti-cuts demo in manchester so they must be happy with the cuts. Eejits.
Thunderfist
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Tbh - I'd rather they were having a pop at lefty meetings (if they're adequately defended of course) and generally being anti-left rather than us having to deal with some anti-immigration anti-austerity Strasserism.
Out of interest - which particular flavour of fash was it? NF, EDL or Infidels. The EDL actually haven't done much targetting of the left before now.
Out of interest - which particular flavour of fash was it? NF, EDL or Infidels. The EDL actually haven't done much targetting of the left before now.
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gamerunknown
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Movement for Justice does tend to focus on anti-racism and pro-immigration issues rather than justice reform in toto. I don't think the types of groups discussed in this thread would come up with a coherent critique of the justice system (perhaps other than arguing for the reinstatement of corporal and capital punishment, banning protests outside soldiers' return events, rescinding incitement legislation, repatriation...), though the BNP did have an online campaign arguing that the police were biased against them.
krink
I'll do it this afternoon
they have up here in north east since day one. the rhetoric is always 'muslims' but their activities are always 'get the lefties'. some have been jailed for this stuff etc...
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