One fascist thug arrested protesting against the BNP

**newspresenter** · 25-10-2009, 11:13 PM

BBC NEWS | UK | England | Hereford/Worcs | Protests outside BNP fundraiser

I know that area via friends, it is a really nice area, and then those 50 fascists turn up and one is arrested. David Cameron sponsors these thugs, he should be ashamed of himself.

**Barry** · 26-10-2009, 12:32 PM

Originally Posted by newspresenter

David Cameron sponsors these thugs, he should be ashamed of himself.

What do you mean by "sponsors".
Does he pay their bus fares, or pay for the wood and banners to be printed?
What actually does David Cameron do to sponsor thugs, can you please be more specific.

It's just that he doesn't really seem the type to sponsor thugs, as he intends to be the Prime Minister of the UK, in about 6 months.

Balthazar · 26-10-2009, 12:38 PM

Originally Posted by newspresenter

BBC NEWS | UK | England | Hereford/Worcs | Protests outside BNP fundraiser

I know that area via friends, it is a really nice area, and then those 50 fascists turn up and one is arrested. David Cameron sponsors these thugs, he should be ashamed of himself.

How do you know he's a fascist? He could be some nice retired schoolteacher who knocked a rozzer's helmet off. Seriously mate, how do you know he's a Nazi? Or are you scandalising yourself with delicious fantasies of far-left boot boys out to torment the poor, victimised BNP?

**Barry** · 26-10-2009, 12:39 PM

I just took this from the UAF website:

Unite Against Fascism is a new national campaign with the aim of alerting British society to the rising threat of the extreme right, in particular the British National Party (BNP), gaining an electoral foothold in this country. We aim to unite the broadest possible spectrum of society to counter this threat.
Until recently this country has not seen the kind of rise of the extreme right that has blighted many countries elsewhere in Europe. However recently we have seen the election of the BNP to the London Assembly and currently this fascist party has 55 councillors across the country.
On 4th June 2009 there will be European and local elections. Given the variety of electoral systems in place for different elections, on its current levels of support there is a real danger that the BNP could get a significant platform in elected institutions.
The BNP can be defeated. The majority of people in this country abhor the BNP. If everyone votes we can stop the BNP. Our campaign will alert people to that fascist threat and urge people to use their vote to stop the BNP.

I don't see anything there about supporting thuggery or violence.

Balthazar · 26-10-2009, 12:44 PM

Originally Posted by Barry

I just took this from the UAF website:

I don't see anything there about supporting thuggery or violence.

Exactly. It's the usual collection of Trots, hangers-on, and MI5 agents.

**newspresenter** · 26-10-2009, 03:35 PM

Originally Posted by Barry

What do you mean by "sponsors".
Does he pay their bus fares, or pay for the wood and banners to be printed?
What actually does David Cameron do to sponsor thugs, can you please be more specific.

It's just that he doesn't really seem the type to sponsor thugs, as he intends to be the Prime Minister of the UK, in about 6 months.

Sponsors is probably the wrong word, he's a signator to their thug behaviour.

**newspresenter** · 26-10-2009, 03:37 PM

Originally Posted by Balthazar

How do you know he's a fascist?

The far left are intolerant, and we've seen these fascists many a time on tv, thugs in rags.

**Barry** · 27-10-2009, 09:40 AM

Originally Posted by newspresenter

Sponsors is probably the wrong word, he's a signator to their thug behaviour.

No, he's not, he's a signatory to their anti fascism statement.
What individuals do on the streets has nothing to do with him signing that.

**tory tea bag** · 28-10-2009, 12:49 AM

good we shound be working together every race and stop immergation look after whot we got and stop unskilled crap coming and make britain again

**newspresenter** · 28-10-2009, 02:51 AM

Originally Posted by Barry

No, he's not, he's a signatory to their anti fascism statement.
What individuals do on the streets has nothing to do with him signing that.

The uaf wave placards saying smash the BNP, whilst they run riot up and down streets trying to attack the BNP, so yes, David Cameron is a signator to that.

For a long time now, Nick Griffin has asked David Cameron on national tv and radio to explain his support in the uaf's violent policy. So far, Mr Cameron has remained silent, he must like rampaging thugs on the street with placards inciting hatred and violence.