On Monday the 26th of November, BNP leader Nick Griffin and proffesional holocaust denier (and discredited historian) David Irving will be giving a talk in Oxford.
There will be a demo outside the Oxford Union (see their website for directions) starting at 7pm.
Last week, Carlo, a young anti-fascist was killed in action by a nazi in Madrid. Solidarity demos have been taking place all over Europe. Lets remember him by getting down to Oxford and forming a strong and militant anti-fascist presence to let these murdering nazi bastrads know how we feel about Carlos death!
See you there.
NO PASSARAN!
There will be a demo outside the Oxford Union (see their website for directions) starting at 7pm.
Last week, Carlo, a young anti-fascist was killed in action by a nazi in Madrid. Solidarity demos have been taking place all over Europe. Lets remember him by getting down to Oxford and forming a strong and militant anti-fascist presence to let these murdering nazi bastrads know how we feel about Carlos death!
See you there.
NO PASSARAN!
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Oxygen for the BNP
24.11.2007 22:29
If the event was largely ignored it wouldn't get much press interest.
Born to Roam
Oxygen??
25.11.2007 18:00
Nobby
Cable Street
26.11.2007 16:39
Being invited as official speakers gives the Holocaust-denying anti-Semitic and Islamophobic scumbags a credibility they don't deserve.
We must not rest until losers like Griffin and Irving are "doing bird" at a nearby prison, and possibly sharing the same cell. Perhaps these racists and homophobes will fall in love, and rediscover their sexualities.
Dreddd
The Truth about Cable Street
07.12.2007 00:53
A Special Branch police report of November 1936 concluded 3 :
"The general cry was that the entire population of East London had risen against Mosley and had declared that he and his followers should not pass and that they did not pass owing to the solid front presented by the workers of East London. This statement is, however, far from reflecting accurately the state of affairs.
There is abundant evidence that the BUF has been steadily gaining ground in many parts of East London and it has strong support in such districts as Stepney, Shoreditch, Bethnal Green, Hackney and Bow. There can he no doubt that the unruly element in the crowd was very largely Communist-inspired. A number of well-known active communists were seen at, or near, points where actual disorder occurred. While attempts by the Communist Party to raise enthusiasm over the 'Fascist defeat' were comparative failures the BUF, during the week following the banning of their march, conducted the most successful series of meetings since the beginning of the movement.
In Stepney, Shoreditch, Bethnal Green, Stoke Newington and Limehouse, crowds estimated at several thousands of people (the highest being 12,000) assembled and accorded the speakers an enthusiastic reception; opposition was either non-existent or negligible and no disorder took place".
Ten days after this infamous confrontation between the communists and the police, the BUF did march effectively through the East End.
Sir Ozzy