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Tommy Robinson, the court case and (guffaw) 'free speech'


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Mascha de Jong‏ @maschadejong 27m27 minutes ago



Veroordeling #Tommyrobinson werd uit de media gehouden. Het stoort de protest-deelnemers dat er wordt gesproken van ‘Aziatische’ verkrachters, die veelal blanke Britse vrouwen tot slachtoffer maken. ‘Je zal Vietnamese loempiaverkoper zijn. Het gaat om Islamitische daders.’



Translated from Dutch by Microsoft

Condemnation #Tommyrobinson was taken out of the media. It disturbs the protest participants that there is talk of ' Asian ' rapists, who often make white British women a victim. ' You will be Vietnamese egg roll seller. It is about Islamic perpetrators. '
 
Their ex-leader Jamie Whyte is Director of Research at the UK free market loony Institute for Economic Affairs. They stick together, this lot.
So that's where he went! I wondered why I hadn't seen the odious little shitbag's reckons touted around here.
 
Nothing in the Guardian, BBC, the thing is, if these people don't get the coverage they think they deserve, they will become more radical in order to get their message out.
 
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Apparently Steve Hedley Asst Gen Sec of the RMT got attacked
 
Union leader attacked by working class...seems utterly wrong headed to me. This is what the modern rhetoric of fascism has done to people. Meanwhile their hero Trump and of course Robinson won't be championing workers rights.
 

I saw this, it was a pretty vicious atttack, not sure Steve Hedlley was targeted specifically, but it's hard to say. Came round the corner, saw a mob of blokes charge at the pub lobbing bottles and chairs,a bunch of people fought back but it was nasty, quite a few injuries on both sides. It was hard to know which side was which until it was over and at first I thought it was fash on fash, didn;t last long but was pretty full on.

What was depressing on going back to Pariament Square and news of this was starting to filter out is that the main anti-fascist block chose that moment to march away from the square, pointlessly heading towards Victoria Station where the march dispersed. On heading back it appeared a couple of hundred far right had taken Trafalgar Square, holding up 'rapeugee' banners and chanting whose streets our streets, whilst the square and the nearest pub (chandos) was full of alt right types and Trump supporters completely unopposed and declaring victory. So not really a great day for anti-fascism, a fucking embarrassment in fact given the number were pretty even.
 
I saw this, it was a pretty vicious atttack, not sure Steve Hedlley was targeted specifically, but it's hard to say. Came round the corner, saw a mob of blokes charge at the pub lobbing bottles and chairs,a bunch of people fought back but it was nasty, quite a few injuries on both sides. It was hard to know which side was which until it was over and at first I thought it was fash on fash, didn;t last long but was pretty full on.

What was depressing on going back to Pariament Square and news of this was starting to filter out is that the main anti-fascist block chose that moment to march away from the square, pointlessly heading towards Victoria Station where the march dispersed. On heading back it appeared a couple of hundred far right had taken Trafalgar Square, holding up 'rapeugee' banners and chanting whose streets our streets, whilst the square and the nearest pub (chandos) was full of alt right types and Trump supporters completely unopposed and declaring victory. So not really a great day for anti-fascism, a fucking embarrassment in fact given the number were pretty even.
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So now the fascists are trying to claim antifa slogans?
 
oday 40 Far Right scum attacked a group of RMT including retired members after their #freetommy demo. They failed to get into the pub and got back twice what they gave despite the advantage of surprise and numbers. Furthermore, by demonstrating clearly their anti worker instinct they have scored a huge own goal: already hugely down in numbers on their last demo, if they dare to pull this shit again they will face a rejuvenated and enraged opposition.

We send a salute to Assistant General Secretary Steve Hedley who called it from the start in his speech about the true agenda of the opposition - and then stood by his words putting up frontline resistance. We urge all to follow his example.

Red |London FB, pensioners attacked as well.
 
I saw this, it was a pretty vicious atttack, not sure Steve Hedlley was targeted specifically, but it's hard to say. Came round the corner, saw a mob of blokes charge at the pub lobbing bottles and chairs,a bunch of people fought back but it was nasty, quite a few injuries on both sides. It was hard to know which side was which until it was over and at first I thought it was fash on fash, didn;t last long but was pretty full on.

And where were the police? In Bristol the two sides can never get anywhere near each other.
 
I saw this, it was a pretty vicious atttack, not sure Steve Hedlley was targeted specifically, but it's hard to say. Came round the corner, saw a mob of blokes charge at the pub lobbing bottles and chairs,a bunch of people fought back but it was nasty, quite a few injuries on both sides. It was hard to know which side was which until it was over and at first I thought it was fash on fash, didn;t last long but was pretty full on.

What was depressing on going back to Pariament Square and news of this was starting to filter out is that the main anti-fascist block chose that moment to march away from the square, pointlessly heading towards Victoria Station where the march dispersed. On heading back it appeared a couple of hundred far right had taken Trafalgar Square, holding up 'rapeugee' banners and chanting whose streets our streets, whilst the square and the nearest pub (chandos) was full of alt right types and Trump supporters completely unopposed and declaring victory. So not really a great day for anti-fascism, a fucking embarrassment in fact given the number were pretty even.

Anti fascists were never going to make it to Trafalgar Square in numbers. Not with the huge police presence. No doubt if they'd tried and got kettled and nicked the usual suspects would be on here talking about "an embarassment to anti fascism".
 
Anti fascists were never going to make it to Trafalgar Square in numbers. Not with the huge police presence. No doubt if they'd tried and got kettled and nicked the usual suspects would be on here talking about "an embarassment to anti fascism".

So marching away from the fascists to a remote part of town, despite reports of violent attacks, and jumping on the train to go home was the best strategy then?
 
I was in Trafalgar square when they first arrived. I went round telling people to keep away from the fascists. I almost put on my anti-Trump vest, but felt that discretion was a better part of valour.
 
Bits going off at the back of Victoria station earlier this evening, looked like small football mobs on the attack. TSG running about screaming and waving sticks at all and sundry.
 
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