Leeds Market Stall Removes Nazi Icons
Yorks Antifash | 10.04.2010 02:32 | Anti-racism
The Towel Shop in Leeds Kirkgate Market, who were reported as selling neo-nazi memrobelia ( http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2010/03/447056.html), have been forced to take the white power flags off sale perminantly as a result of continued actions by local anti-fascists; including giving the owner a regular reminder of the opposition to his disgusting items on sale.
The final straw was when Leeds Council had received so many complaints, they wrote a letter to the stall owner requesting that the offending articles were taken off show and not sold on their property.
This is a victory for local anti-fascist activists and goes to show that no symbol or part of fascism will be tollerated on our streets.
The final straw was when Leeds Council had received so many complaints, they wrote a letter to the stall owner requesting that the offending articles were taken off show and not sold on their property.
This is a victory for local anti-fascist activists and goes to show that no symbol or part of fascism will be tollerated on our streets.
Yorks Antifash
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fantastic
10.04.2010 12:56
steve scum
one item, one flag
10.04.2010 19:46
Amazing. Talk about a lot a hoo-har about nothing.
The amount of man-hours taken to get this removed is staggering. Very ineffecient and could of been applied to some of worth.
Celtic