Aberdeen Anti-Fascist Alliance set up.

AberAnarcho | 19.04.2010 11:57

On Saturday at an organised meeting of anti-fascists in Aberdeen it was decided to found the Aberdeen Anti-Fascist Alliance.

On Saturday at an organised meeting of anti-fascists in Aberdeen it was decided to found the Aberdeen Anti-Fascist Alliance which would work with he Glasgow and Edinburgh Alliances and the Scotland wide one.

We will primarily be focused on anti-BNP campaigning during the election and have a network in place just in case the SDL think they can come up here.

If anyone wants to get involved we have a site:

http://www.facebook.com/photo_search.php?oid=109595132396789&view=all#!/group.php?gid=109595132396789&ref=ts

and a twitter:

http://twitter.com/bnpwatchabdn

AberAnarcho

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Excellent

19.04.2010 17:19

Best wishes

UK Fightback

:)

20.04.2010 01:39

hoorah, this is excellent. Scotland now has established militant anti-fascist groups/networks in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen.
England - we've shown you how to do it, now quite yer moaning about UAF and get organising!

Errr....

20.04.2010 10:56

Well, England already has a network of militant anti-fascist groups, its called Antifa England aye? But good luck to Aberdeens anti-fascists, every city in the UK needs groups like these.

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antifa england???????

20.04.2010 13:44

what you on mate. barely a dozen of you. where have you been when the EDL have been marching??? bunch of skinny little fucks who can't stop a tory canvasser. stop posturing, get out there and actually fight!!

fuck the facists, beat them down

fuck the facists, beat them down ????

20.04.2010 16:13

Clearly you've not met Antifa England...

They get stuck into organised fascists. Not bell-end hoolies who piss up against Churches giving it the biggun. Any twat can do that.

As you were.

Clan Brogue

Context is different up here.

20.04.2010 20:17

The context up in Scotland is different there isn't much of an antifa to speak of, beyond self identified individuals who turn up to some actions.

This is a reponse to the BNP giving it a push in Aberdeen, it is the place they are campaigning most outside of England. There is an organised UAF who have made themselves the subject of a lot of anger because of their leaders actions/instructions/behaviour at the only two SDL mobilisations in Scotland.

Hence the comment above from another poster. ( I reposted the comment from the same article on IndyScotland [which hardly not many people go on], for discussions sake.)

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