Hereford anarchists where the main feature on local radio last night after they disrupted the ballot count to offer out the BNP candidate! one activists fully masked up and carrying an red and black flag entered the room full of hundreds of people shouting "come out John oliver you facist scumbag" and "show yourself you filthy nazi" only moments before Chris Gower the local organiser had glitter thrown in his face and the candidate John Oliver Recieved a egg to the front of his suit and a good kick to the back of his legs.
No parasan!
No Arrests Made!
No parasan!
No Arrests Made!
From the Hereford Times:
THE singing and dancing has already begun at the general election count in Hereford.
But the noise is coming from a group of anarchists protesting against the voting process.
The group of around 20 have also shouted anti-fascist songs aimed at the British National Party candidate and his supporters who have just arrived at the Hereford Leisure Centre.
One anarchist even managed to enter the leisure centre and shouted "preaching Nazi scum" at the volunteers counting the votes.
He was quickly escorted outside the building by security.
The anarchist banners included the phrases "voting changes nothing" and "my grandparents did not vote for fascists, they shot them".
The Hereford Times were told to go away in no uncertain terms when they approached the protesters for an interview.
THE singing and dancing has already begun at the general election count in Hereford.
But the noise is coming from a group of anarchists protesting against the voting process.
The group of around 20 have also shouted anti-fascist songs aimed at the British National Party candidate and his supporters who have just arrived at the Hereford Leisure Centre.
One anarchist even managed to enter the leisure centre and shouted "preaching Nazi scum" at the volunteers counting the votes.
He was quickly escorted outside the building by security.
The anarchist banners included the phrases "voting changes nothing" and "my grandparents did not vote for fascists, they shot them".
The Hereford Times were told to go away in no uncertain terms when they approached the protesters for an interview.
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