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Tories still backing Adebolajo's UAF - Cameron too weak to remove his name
You can read all about it here:
http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/351268
and here:
http://www.jihadwatch.org/2013/06/david-cameron-backed-violent-fasc...
David Cameron Backed Organisation Had Woolwich Suspect as Speaker
UAF, not content at having an Islamic Fascist called Azad Ali, as their Vice - Chairman, also appear to like having murder suspects as speakers at their demonstrations as well. Do listen to Michael Adebolajo's speech, where he refers to unbelievers as "worse than cattle", amid chanting of support from the listeners. It's also strange that when speeches like this are made from Muslims, they never seem to get charged for inciting violence or hatred.
And let us not forget that UAF has David Cameron listed as one of their founding signatories on their website.
You really couldn't make this stuff up.....
Tags: Michael Adebolajo
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Permalink Reply by paul collings on
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Yes its been a great week for Britain, not only has david Cameron, (the prime minister, just to remind people), had people he supports out killing members of the armed forces, the rest of the ruling elites henchmen have been out disrupting peaceful shows respect for a fallen hero. Is he going to remove his signature?. The killing of a serving British solider in the way it was carried out is of such significance, that is was only to be expected there would be some sort of reaction from the public. Or is it only 'other people' who are allowed to be angry and protest.
People placing flowers or wreaths at war memorials should not have caused offence to anyone, and if the UAF had stayed away and kept their violent anti British behaviour out of the spotlight, this weekend would have past of relatively quietly. They have shown they do not hold some kind of moral high ground, they have shown the country how anti democracy they are. They should be named the anti brits.
People across the country have seen peaceful shows of respect from people they were told were Nazis, while gangs of anti fucks have been beating up the public, throwing bottles, and grappling with the police.
What has the media had to say about all this? The big two, have been desperately ignoring all the EDL events and instead concentrated on the BNP march, where most of the Anti fucks turned up. Far out numbering the BNP, in everything, from swearing, fighting, bulling snarling and generally acting like the SS on tour, managing to get 58 of their storm troopers arrested, while the BNP could only manage to get a punch on the nose.
The media reported this as being mainly peaceful. Although they did keep describing the 'clashes' between the two groups. Which they cannot show any evidence of. Unless 58 people were arrested because one BNP member got a punch on the nose.
The journalists looked pathetic today. The majority of people who saw the events of today in towns right across Britain, will see the news and realise it bears no resemblance to real life. Today saw the media and governments narrative turned on its head.
It can be shown that government sponsored groups have been harbouring and nurturing terrorists in their ranks. The useful idiots from the UAF side that the Media interviewed looked lost and out of step with the bulk of the public.
While the Anti whatever idiots were being interviewed, it was there fellow Anti's that were being arrested for fighting and other public order offence's, not the thousands of ordinary citizens across the country laying wreaths.
People are getting the message that its not the EDL that are grooming young girls. Its not the EDL that are cutting the private parts form young girls. The EDL do not carry out honour killings, they do not acid attack people, they do not call for the beheading of people, they do not call for women rights to be returned to the middle ages and they do not blow up buses and underground trains. And they do not run people down the attempt to behead them in the middle of the road.
What people will want to know soon, and I suspect they will work it out for themselves. If the EDL don't do all those things.....who does...
The video showing Michael Adebolajo, speaking at a UAF demo should be on every news media network in Europe. The fact its not shows how bad it is in our country.
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Permalink Reply by Derius on
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Paul - good post!
Meanwhile, UAF have now decided to start intimidating anybody who wants to give their respect to those who died defending our freedoms:
http://gatesofvienna.net/2013/06/anti-fascist-members-bother-and-he...
Again, why is the mainstream media not reporting this? And how much longer do they think ordinary people are going to be fooled by this media bias?
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Permalink Reply by Kinana on
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cross post re the 2009 demo found here:
http://4freedoms.com/profiles/blogs/11-september-2009-outside
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Permalink Reply by Alan Lake on
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That thread on Gates of Vienna is so disappointing. The contributors are mostly keyboard warriors, so all they can contribute to the fight is words, and their personal indignation.
But they can't even get the words right. Calling your enemy an anti-fascist, even in quotes, is effectively saying "he's the good guy and I am the baddie". At that point you might as well give up and go home. Oh, wait a minute, they are already home.
We should call the fascists "fascists". We should scream it at them in the street, whenever we see one. I know the counter argument G.o.V will quip is: "but people will get confused!".
Aww, diddums :-( That would be a tragedy!
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What that video clearly shows is a group of stupid people who look like they couldn't fight their way out of a paper bag, going around intimidating peaceful ordinary members of the public, who wanted to show their respect for a murdered member of our armed forces. This pathetic looking bunch would be stamping their feet and screaming like babies if some random bunch of people came up and started hassling them because they 'looked' like they might be part of the government backed brown shirts.
It is also important to see the amount of cameras that were pushed into the face of that gentlemen by cowardly journalist's desperate for him to react, so they could have their story about EDL thugs.
I have been watching the people of Turkey rioting. One of the things I noticed was how they turned on the media, accusing them of not reporting on the truth. And as sky and the bbc were reporting this, I couldn.t help laughing at the irony.
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Permalink Reply by Joe on
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Tthe friend of Michael Adebolajo who was charged with terrorism offences in the last few days, was also a speaker at a UAF demo.
Abu Nusaybah, 31, who until recently lived in Leytonstone and was a member of Islamist group Waltham Forest Muslims, (c.f, UAF group We Are Waltham Forest, last seen outside Downing Street on Monday). Accused of publishing video material which could encourage members of the public to commit acts terrorism.He is also charged with anabling others to access a video lecture by Khalid al-Husainan and a text entitled Rulers by Abu Zubair Adil al-Adab, which could be intended as a "direct or indirect encouragement to the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism".
http://www.guardian-series.co.uk/news/wfnews/10455995.Man_charged_w...
A man arrested minutes after giving a TV interview about the murder of soldier Lee Rigby has been charged with three terrorist offences.
Abu Nusaybah, 31, who until recently lived in Leytonstone and was a member of Islamist group Waltham Forest Muslims, is accused of publishing video material which could encourage members of the public to commit acts terrorism.
He is also charged with anabling others to access a video lecture by Khalid al-Husainan and a text entitled Rulers by Abu Zubair Adil al-Adab, which could be intended as a "direct or indirect encouragement to the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorissm".
The charges today, which are not linked to the death of Drummer Rigby on May 22, relate to videos of lectures and written material.
Mr Nusaybah was arrested shortly after giving an interview on Newsnight May 24 about his friendship with Michael Adebolajo, one of the suspects in the killing.
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The fascist Left and their islamo-fascist allies in Sheffield disrupted the memorial to Lee Rigby.
http://forgetoday.com/news/edl-leader-attending-sheffield-march-thi...
The islamo-fascists were flying the black flag of jihad. The same flag that Michael Adebolajo was waving at the UAF Harrow demo in 2009.
And the Ansar from the UAF and some benighted gay group were standing with this proto-terrorist in Sheffield. -
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The UAF seem to be acting like their sister organisation, socialist workers party. Or are they one and the same. Looks like they were taking lessons from the Woolwich killers on public relations.
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Talking about the riots in Turkey reminds me of what's happening in Egypt. There, the protesters against the British UAF's beloved Islamist President, Mohammed Mursi, are called "Unite Against Fascism".
You couldn't make this stuff up. But it shows that we should just call the UK UAF "fascists", just like the Egyptian UAF do (by implication).
paul collings said:What that video clearly shows is a group of stupid people who look like they couldn't fight their way out of a paper bag, going around intimidating peaceful ordinary members of the public, who wanted to show their respect for a murdered member of our armed forces. This pathetic looking bunch would be stamping their feet and screaming like babies if some random bunch of people came up and started hassling them because they 'looked' like they might be part of the government backed brown shirts.
It is also important to see the amount of cameras that were pushed into the face of that gentlemen by cowardly journalist's desperate for him to react, so they could have their story about EDL thugs.
I have been watching the people of Turkey rioting. One of the things I noticed was how they turned on the media, accusing them of not reporting on the truth. And as sky and the bbc were reporting this, I couldn.t help laughing at the irony.
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Lee Rigby could only be identified by dental records. This reminds me of this story from Ibn Ishaq (387):
‘After the battle of Uhud: Mohammed found the body of his uncle terribly mutilated by a woman whose father, brother, uncle, and eldest son had been killed at the battle of badr. Mohammed’s response: ‘If God gives me victory over Quraysh in the future, I will mutilate 30 of their men.’
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Further information on Cameron's continued support for the UAF thugs is here:
http://www.ironicsurrealism.com/2013/05/31/2009-flashback-uaf-prote...
As of today, Cameron is still listed as a signatory to the UAF terrorists:
http://uaf.org.uk/about/founding-signatories/
Let's just point out the obvious. Even if he was a signatory, foolishly, many years ago, the situation now with Lee Rigby's murder is so extreme, that even if Cameron can't get his name removed, he could at least issue a statement officially repudiating any connection with the UAF now.
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Here is the conversation I had with the Conservative Party 4 years ago about Cameron's support for the UAF thugs.
From: FUREY, Chris
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 4:12 PM
Subject:RE: David Cameron and the UAF
Alan,
An honest response to you after we have made enquiries as promised. David Cameron’s name is being misused as are the names of so many other “signatories” in this malevolent organisation. Mr Cameron’s office was aware of the use of his name but feels, in my opinion quite rightly, that to remove DC's name may generate more undesirable publicity for the organisation and its actions. While we may all be against fascism the behaviour of the people and the organisers of UAF is certainly not in any way encouraged by the Conservative Party.
With best regards
Chris Furey
Chief of Staff to Mark Field MP
Cities of London & Westminster
Cameron's office clearly knew about this issue since Mr Furey sent the information to them:
From: FUREY, Chris
Sent: Thursday, August 06, 2009 10:48 AM
Subject:RE: David Cameron and the UAF
Alan,
We have entered an age when organisations can establish visibility and credibility at the simple cost of a website. Please do not concern yourself with claims from the UAF. Website claims are not worth legally challenging. I am sure you are fully aware of the situation with Wikipedia where the owners take no responsibility for the accuracy of any information on its website. Such is the looseness of information and integrity on the web. The UAF undermine its credibility by naming supporters such as Sir Teddy Taylor MP who left office in 2005. It is a typical agitprop organisation which I am sure is monitored by our security services, especially after the rowdy demonstrations near parliament. ...
I can assure you that both David Cameron and Mark Field are men of integrity and would not sign up to any organisation which feeds on violent protest. Please feel free to write to David Cameron’s office here in the House of Commons to express your concerns. I passed your earlier emails on to his office as I stated in my last reply and his office is aware of the UAF organisation.
Any organisation which encourages the use of violent display will never receive the support of our Party I can assure you.
Best regards
Chris Furey
Chief of Staff to Mark Field MP
Cities of London & Westminster
Since Mr. Furey referred me on to David Cameron's office, we wrote to it twice - but received no reply.
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