Clashes errupt in London as leftists storm patriotic march

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1. London’s Metropolitan Police imposed restrictions to try to keep the groups from clashing, and arrested 14 people for various offenses during the march and rally, when Unite Against Fascism ordered a counter demonstration. UAF protesters chanted “EDL go to hell”. […] Chief Superintendent Catherine Roper said: “The right to protest is a fundamental right in our democratic society, but this right must be balanced against the right of people to go about their day without fear of violence, disorder or disruption.

   Yes, and the simplest way of assuring this balance would surely be to make sure that groups with wildly conflicting views are not practicing their right to protest at the same time and place. So, the question then is, why the police are systematically letting scum like UAF obstruct the right to protest of groups like the EDL. The systematic character of this policy hardly leaves any other conclusion than that the police do not care about the right to protest at all, but rather implements a policy with the clear intent of pitting the “anitifa” against any attempts at peaceful protest against mass immigration and/or its consequences. That is, the police are in fact allowing the “antifa” groups to act as enforcers on behalf of the ruling regime. In the case of the UAF it’s made even more obvious by the fact that the organization is officially supported by the ruling mass immigration cartel parties, The socalled Conservative party, the socalled Labour party and the socalled Liberal party.

   Unite Against Fascism (UAF) is an anti-fascist[ pressure group in the United Kingdom, with support from politicians of the three largest political parties in the House of Commons, including the former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron and the late Labour politician Tony Benn. It describes itself as a national campaign with the aim of alerting British society to a perceived threat of fascism and the far right — in particular the British National Party (BNP) — gaining a foothold at local, national and European elections, arguing that “there is a real danger that the BNP could get a significant platform in elected institutions.” […] In 2006 David Tate argued that the Socialist Workers Party was seeking to dominate the UAF. David Toube claims that the organisations involved in the UAF avoid condemnation of antisemitism. LGBT rights activist Peter Tatchell has accused UAF of a selective approach to bigotry: “UAF commendably opposes the BNP and EDL but it is silent about Islamist fascists who promote anti-Semitism, homophobia, sexism and sectarian attacks on non-extremist Muslims. It is time the UAF campaigned against the Islamist far right as well as against the EDL and BNP far right.” The journalist Andrew Gilligan has claimed that the UAF’s reluctance to tackle Islamism is that several of its own members are supporters of such extremism. The UAF’s vice-chairman, Azad Ali, has links to al-Qaeda and is also community affairs coordinator of the Islamic Forum of Europe, which Gilligan describes as “a Muslim supremacist group dedicated to changing ‘the very infrastructure of society, its institutions, its culture, its political order and its creed from ignorance to Islam’ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unite_Against_Fascism

   So, quite obviously, the police are simply enforcing the agenda of these three mass immigration cartel parties responsible for the islamization of Britain, by allowing groups like the UAF to obstruct protest from groups in opposition to the very same regime. In a democratic country, as opposed to countries ruled by criminally antidemocratic cartel parties, this systematic abuse of police authority would of course have been out of the question.

   Comment by Steinadler on April 4, 2017 at 6:21 am

   

2. Washington, D.C., for some years has essentially withdrawn the protection of the law from rightists, White activists, etc. We have seen how AmRen Conferences can be shut down by terroristic threats. I was assaulted by a masked anti-fa thug at an NPI Conference in the Spring of 2016. She was arrested…but all charges were “dropped.” It would be nice to find out what has happened with the charges against the 6 thugs who beat a Red Ice cameraman bloody at the last NPI Conference and sprayed the Red Ice correspondent, Emily Youcis, with Raid, which potentially could have blinded her. My guess is that all charges were dropped against them too. There were other assaults as well, as I recounted in a previous article. The police, the FBI and other police agencies of the System are just not interested in punishing crimes committed against us.. Those with lingering illusions about the fairness of the System, the trustworthiness of the FBI and the police, our being part of the civic debate and so on should wake up and smell the coffee. Occidental Observer, 22 January 2017. The Assault on Richard Spencer: No Punishment for Crimes against White Activists.

   And the fact is that, until last weekend in Berkeley, the antifa had been winning consistently. Police typically stood by and did nothing even as antifa were assaulting their victims and burning down stores. When arrests were made, little or nothing has come of it (see Sam Dickson’s “The assault on Richard Spencer: No punishment for crimes against White activists“). They are, indeed, pillars of the establishment. Or perhaps Storm Troopers of the establishment would be a better label. Occidental Observer, 18 April 2017. Auburn is already a success: We must have a public presence by any means necessary.

   Comment by Steinadler on April 19, 2017 at 11:27 am