28th November 6pm-Midnight, MelloMello, Slater Street, Liverpool
Come along, listen to some quality local bands and artists and support anti-fascist activists who were beaten up and arrested whilst peacefully protesting against the BNP's Red White and Blue festival in Derbyshire this summer.
Sub Tribe - Roots Reggae
Fine Modern Gentleman - alternative acoustic group
The Benjamin Stead Trio - liverpool folk trio
Ewan McLennan - traditional and contemporary folk
Plus...
Jacques Malchance (Up it Up)- live hardware electronic set: techno ambient and dubstep
DJ FlawBored - dubstep and breaks
DJ Herbivore - reggae, dub and dancehall (Sub Tribe)
£5 waged/£4 unwaged- bring your own booze, £1 corkage to the venue
Comments
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Money?
10.11.2008 21:20
Spinner
Concerned.
10.11.2008 22:26
I thought they were just arrested and cautioned.
If they have been charged, what offences have they been accused off?
I for one would want a protest outside of the court in support of these anti fascists activists.
Lets have a big show of support for our comrades, when are the dates and which court are they appearing at in Derbyshire?
Yaz
Legal situation
11.11.2008 00:26
Most were arrested for violent disorder (section 2 Public Order Act 1986). The likelyhood of any being actually charged with this is slim.
The anti-fascists who disrupted the recent London bnp meeting in Bethnal Green
were also all arrested for violent disorder, bailed to return, and all were not charged with a crime.
Further information will be provided as and when...
a/n/t/i/f/a
MILF hunter...
11.11.2008 01:59
JH
Racial equality was not just given to black people by white people
11.11.2008 10:31
However, I would argue that while white people certainly had a part to play in Obama being elected, it is due to the millions of black civil right's protesters who took part in demonstrations in the 50's/60's and beyond and kept at it that finally one them equality - they won it them selves with help of course from white people. Also Black people have not always had a chance to celebrate their ethnicity at least safely in the past especially in the U.S - the B.N.P thing seems to be more about celebrating the superiority of its race to other races
homesickalien
re: spinner
11.11.2008 13:09
liverpoolred
Why is everyone so negative
14.11.2008 10:26
They can't see beyond their sad misrable faces - here's a clue. Revolution is an extremely popular and participative event, for example Portugal 1974-75, the streets were buzzing and full of D.I.Y propaganda.
The bores talk all the joy of life out what should be fun.
Sad times
BAD NEWS REGARDING THE GIG
19.11.2008 13:30
I've been told that it could go ahead as long as it's an acoustic night, and we dispense with the £1 corkage for the venue. Whilst this sounds feasible, it does cause a number of major organisational problems that i dont really have the time to deal with.
Keeps your ears peeled, will put a message up when I've decided what's going to happen.
cheers
James
liverpoolred
e-mail: red_hippy85@yahoo.co.uk