O/T Peaceful Demonstration This Sunday In Manchester

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Originally Posted by Shark27

I personally think that groups like the UAF are bunch of trouble causing pricks. If there is going to be a peaceful protest against terrorism, why not (just for once) not turn up causing tension? If there is still trouble without them being there then they can have the morale high ground and quite rightly oppose the future protests/marches.

Instead, they seem to turn up to these events knowing that their presence is going to cause tension with the possibility of damage and disruption for the local businesses in the town centres.

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The UAF do exactly what their philosophy says, they group to protest against fascism. Now, people have different views on who's fascist or not etc, and of course the fact they turn up will create tension, disruption and extra policing costs no doubt. Whether you or i agree with that is neither here or there, they've got the right to protest.

They could argue that the original protest shouldn't be happening in the first place, sheite this democracy aint it.

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Originally Posted by wrinkly

In his youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERbhnfn9JNs Robinson talks about the march being prompted by messages he has had from people who "want to oppose hatred, want to oppose Islam" etc. etc.
Does he know that it's NOT a march to oppose Islam?

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Islam and hatred are one and the same..

Ellis. i can promise you there will be no counter UAF march to this demo. I would argue they may have even organised this one and members of the uaf will be on it. As i previously said the left are FOR multicultarism not against it. Come on. you can do better than that. its just nonsense but if you dont believe me see what happens.

Is this the peaceful march that's turned nasty?

No suprise but I'm sure the excuses will be coming

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Originally Posted by millertop

Is this the peaceful march that's turned nasty?

No suprise but I'm sure the excuses will be coming

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No excuses from me.. Just the facts.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbB2vJwywhc

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Originally Posted by millmoormagic

Rolling with laughter reading that haha, that useless gov't you've just voted for, ;D:D comedy gold tonight fella.

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I never said I was happy with voting for the government. I have always stated, I hate them and they have done nowhere near enough to combat Islamic extremism. BUT, I hate Labour more and they would do even less to combat it.

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Originally Posted by Ellis_D

I never said I was happy with voting for the government. I have always stated, I hate them and they have done nowhere near enough to combat Islamic extremism. BUT, I hate Labour more and they would do even less to combat it.

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Ellis, you really should chill. Smoke something. You "hate" the government but you "hate" Labour even more. Wow.

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Originally Posted by millmoormagic

The UAF do exactly what their philosophy says, they group to protest against fascism. Now, people have different views on who's fascist or not etc, and of course the fact they turn up will create tension, disruption and extra policing costs no doubt. Whether you or i agree with that is neither here or there, they've got the right to protest.

They could argue that the original protest shouldn't be happening in the first place, sheite this democracy aint it.

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One of the leaders of UAF, Weyman Bennett, is a bigot and an anti-semite. He is also a Muslim. So he opposes things he sees as fascist, and all the morons that follow him act like the sheeple they are. But not one of them ever protests about the most fascist of all ideologies - Islamism. You never get UAF demonstrating about ISIS do you? They don't seem to mind Islamic extremists going around murdering people, raping women, pushing gays off buildings. Not a peep. But groups who either oppose Islamic extremism or Islam (two different things, and there are groups who oppose one or both) and the UAF are straight there. And the moronic followers are being played like puppets.

When fascist groups like Al-Muhajiroun and Islam4UK were marching, where was the UAF opposition then? Oh yeah, I forgot......

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Originally Posted by Ellis_D

When fascist groups like Al-Muhajiroun and Islam4UK were marching, where was the UAF opposition then? Oh yeah, I forgot......

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This seems like a perfectly reasonable and pertinent point when questionioning the morales of UAF. If indeed they do not attend protests by Al-Muhajiroun then what exactly are their motives and long term aims?

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Originally Posted by Shark27

This seems like a perfectly reasonable and pertinent point when questionioning the morales of UAF. If indeed they do not attend protests by Al-Muhajiroun then what exactly are their motives and long term aims?

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The thick conts don,t have any.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dzd5dbj0j_A