Far-right response to Southport Outrage And Ongoing Violent Disorder

[Everything Goes]

Couldn't have put this better myself. Report from Sky News over Farage and his video he posted last night, spouting conspiracy theories and fanning the flames.

Nigel Farage branded 'Tommy Robinson in a suit' after Southport violence​

Brendan Cox, the husband of murdered MP Jo Cox, said: "The fact that Nigel Farage whipped up that crowd, whipped up that sentiment, I think should make us all reconsider in what basket we put him.

"For me, it puts him on the wrong side of the line, not a credible politician, but someone willing to use awful events and hatred and undermine the community, the communities in which we live."

He said Mr Farage was "nothing better than Tommy Robinson in a suit".

Former MP Tobias Ellwood has accused Mr Farage of deliberately inflaming tensions, saying: "I lost my brother to terrorism.

"To ramp up hatred online by claiming the Southport attack was terrorist related (culminating in riots, a mosque damaged and police injured) is not just reprehensible but needs addressing.

"Otherwise it will happen again.

"Disgusted how a sitting MP deliberately inflames tensions without any justification.

"Farage should delete this tweet."

 

[teqniq]

More than 200 community members in Southport responded to the invasion of fascist thugs in their streets last night by coming together to clear St Luke's Road and rebuild the wall outside the mosque Local tradesmen offered their time for free. Residents brought water, crates of free coffee and tools.
"We’re fixing the damage that these scumbags did.”
Photos of the vigil and this morning's clean up via On The Spot News.

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[Bahnhof Strasse]

What a terrible week for those poor people in Southport, lovely to see them coming together and showing that they have humanity.

 

[Everything Goes]

Could Tommy and his beloved EDL become a proscribed terror organisation. Obviously the Tories wouldn't dare do this. But hopefully Labour can...

Report from the Guardian.

Home secretary will be 'looking at' whether the EDL should be proscribed as terror group, Angela Rayner suggests​

The home secretary, Yvette Cooper, will “be looking at” whether the English Defence League (EDL) should be proscribed under terrorism laws following the riot in Southport, Angela Rayner has suggested, according to the PA news agency.

Rayner, the deputy prime minister, was quoted as having said:

We have laws and we have proscribed groups and we do look at that and it is reviewed regularly. So I’m sure that that will be something that the home secretary will be looking at as part of the normal course of what we do and the intelligence that we have.
But I think the bigger issue is about taking on the minority of people that have got thuggish behaviour, that actually that’s not our British values…
The inciting of violence and violence on the street has absolutely no place in our democracy, and we have to crack down on those that perpetuate violence and spread it within our communities.

The comments come after Humza Yousaf, Scotland’s former first minister, called for the EDL to be proscribed under terrorism laws following the riot.

In a letter to Cooper, Yousaf claimed “Britain has a far-Right problem”, urging her to use anti-terrorism powers to make membership of the group illegal.

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

Yes, then let Tommy rant and rave his way in to 28 years sharing a cell with Choudary.

 

[Dystopiary]

Couldn't have put this better myself. Report from Sky News over Farage and his video he posted last night, spouting conspiracy theories and fanning the flames.

Nigel Farage branded 'Tommy Robinson in a suit' after Southport violence​

Brendan Cox, the husband of murdered MP Jo Cox, said: "The fact that Nigel Farage whipped up that crowd, whipped up that sentiment, I think should make us all reconsider in what basket we put him.

"For me, it puts him on the wrong side of the line, not a credible politician, but someone willing to use awful events and hatred and undermine the community, the communities in which we live."

He said Mr Farage was "nothing better than Tommy Robinson in a suit".

Former MP Tobias Ellwood has accused Mr Farage of deliberately inflaming tensions, saying: "I lost my brother to terrorism.

"To ramp up hatred online by claiming the Southport attack was terrorist related (culminating in riots, a mosque damaged and police injured) is not just reprehensible but needs addressing.

"Otherwise it will happen again.

"Disgusted how a sitting MP deliberately inflames tensions without any justification.

"Farage should delete this tweet."

Could Tommy and his beloved EDL become a proscribed terror organisation. Obviously the Tories wouldn't dare do this. But hopefully Labour can...

Report from the Guardian.

Home secretary will be 'looking at' whether the EDL should be proscribed as terror group, Angela Rayner suggests​

The home secretary, Yvette Cooper, will “be looking at” whether the English Defence League (EDL) should be proscribed under terrorism laws following the riot in Southport, Angela Rayner has suggested, according to the PA news agency.

Rayner, the deputy prime minister, was quoted as having said:


The comments come after Humza Yousaf, Scotland’s former first minister, called for the EDL to be proscribed under terrorism laws following the riot.

In a letter to Cooper, Yousaf claimed “Britain has a far-Right problem”, urging her to use anti-terrorism powers to make membership of the group illegal.

Could you link to the articles you've quoted please? Ta.

 

[ddraig]

They're not really going as before are they, and if they got proscribed they'd just hide their branded hoodies and merch and print some new shite under a different name

 

[Spymaster]

Yes, then let Tommy rant and rave his way in to 28 years sharing a cell with Choudary.

That would be hilarious.

Talk about two cunts who deserve each other.

 

[pbsmooth]

Isn't Tate muslim? Or has he changed his mind?

he seems to be Christian White Man now. but I am pleased to say I do not follow him closely.

 

[lengualo]

They're not really going as before are they, and if they got proscribed they'd just hide their branded hoodies and merch and print some new shite under a different name

I believe that if proscribed they cant just rebrand, IIRC a proscribed organisation will have any offshoots or variations on its ident included. It would also normally mean related organisations operated by its leadership and others would be proscribed with it.

It would also make it very difficult for them to spread propaganda online.

I'd also take note of their use of language, their intents are to kick racists, the far right and propagandists to the kurb. We arent under a Tory government anymore.

 

[two sheds]

hell of a first post after just 7 minutes

 

[lengualo]

hell of a first post after just 7 minutes

Haha. I came from AVF, this board came recommended so I lurked and replied.

 

[two sheds]

welcome

you'll likely soon get an introductory PM from cupid_stunt

 

[lengualo]

welcome

you'll likely soon get an introductory PM from cupid_stunt

Thanks. And BIB is a sentence I never thought I'd receive.

 

[Boo Radley75]

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

All in all it’s just another brick in the balls.

 

[Everything Goes]

Could you link to the articles you've quoted please? Ta.

Sky News post 10:12

UK riots latest: Thousands take part in anti-racism protests; petrol bomb thrown at mosque in 'racially motivated' incident

Police are on high alert this weekend amid concerns over more disorder breaking out as protests take place across the country. In Northern Ireland, police are investigating a "racially motivated" attack on a mosque.

news.sky.com

Guardian post 13:54

Detectives given more time to question suspect; police promise further arrests over riot

There have been four arrests after violence in the town with Merseyside chief constable saying ‘more will follow’

www.theguardian.com

 

[Saul Goodman]

All in all it’s just another brick in the balls.

Imagine the humiliation that prick is going to suffer for the rest of his life. You'd normally have to pay somebody for that level of humiliation.

 

[CNT36]

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It really cheered me up.

 

[tim]

Tbf when I first moved to South Manchester in the first week some friends said they were going to Stockport and would I like to come I was very disappointed that there wasn't any sea

I once got a job in Carpi, Italy, which is not an island in the Bay of Naples. It was, however, Gracie Fields free, Communist and enveloped by fog for 8 months of the year.

 

[Serge Forward]

It really cheered me up.

I quite like the version with the music from Enter the Dragon.

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

I once got a job in Carpi, Italy, which is not an island in the Bay of Naples. It was, however, Gracie Fields free, Communist and enveloped by fog for 8 months of the year.



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I've sent people to Naples when they needed to go to Carpi

 

[two sheds]

i love how he's posing/prancing in front of the police at the start

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

i love how he's posing/prancing in front of the police at the start

I have a punter who's a movie producer, I sent her a copy of this and asked if she'd ever made anything quite so perfect. She hadn't, claims it has all the hallmarks of a blockbuster. Bollockbuster more like.

 

[andysays]

Four arrests so far

Police say four arrests in Southport riot and 'more will follow'​

Merseyside Police have just released an update, and now say four people have been arrested following last night's riots.

• A 31-year-old man from St Helens, Merseyside, was arrested on suspicion of violent disorder
• A 31-year-old man from West Derby, Liverpool, was arrested on suspicion of violent disorder
• A 39-year-old man from Southport was arrested on suspicion of violent disorder
• A 32-year-old man from Manchester with a probation address in Southport was arrested on suspicion of affray and possession of a bladed article

 

[surreybrowncap]

Imagine the humiliation that prick is going to suffer for the rest of his life. You'd normally have to pay somebody for that level of humiliation.

Being the operative word....

 

[not a trot]

i love how he's posing/prancing in front of the police at the start

Strictly may be in touch.

 

[two sheds]

I have a punter who's a movie producer, I sent her a copy of this and asked if she'd ever made anything quite so perfect. She hadn't, claims it has all the hallmarks of a blockbuster. Bollockbuster more like.

does demonstrate perfect comedy timing I trust someone somewhere's tracking him down to laugh at him

 

[surreybrowncap]

Strictly may be in touch.

 

[cesare]

Four arrests so far

Police say four arrests in Southport riot and 'more will follow'​

Violent disorder – Sentencing

www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk

Interesting to see what violent disorder sentencing is. Not quite the custodial predicted upthread