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English Defence League (EDL) - United Kingdom
The English Defence League are a movement that protests against the rise of muslim extremism in the UK. This group has the perfect demographic for our cause. Angry young White men who are sick of seeing the UK destroyed. Most of them want to fight for their country. Unfortunately, their leader Tommy Robinson emphasises keep-it-legal, don't-cause-any-trouble activities and thinks the EDL should "peacefully protest". Which means they remain stuck in the mud, accomplishing very little. The invaders don't have much to fear from a group who shows up occasionally, waves a few flags, and then leaves. The EDL are in desperate need of a new leader, one who revitalises the party by emphasising physical activism and helping our own people. Now that would be a group that people want to join. That's the type of group that projects strength. With that being said, I won't say that this group have achieved nothing. In large numbers, their very presence in cities is a form of resistance. It shows that, despite the efforts of the useless UK police force, who constantly try to shut down anything pro-British and have threatened British people not to display the country's flag because it's "racist", White people are still capable of uniting for a cause. |
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Failing that, Anjem Choudary would doubtless make a top class leader for the EDL (English Defense League). Anjem Choudary
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The EDL's next demo is in Tower Hamlets, on Saturday the 7th of September.
Tower Hamlets is an area of East London that is very well known for having a large percentage of muslims and being a place where muslims have taken over. Churches have been vandalised, women are harassed for not "covering up" with the muslim veil, and people pretty much try to stay away from it. I'll be keeping up to date with what occurs on the day, via twitter and other media platforms. Oh, and about the EDL's link with Israel, I've had a mild suspicion for a while now that Tommy Robinson is a double agent, who intends to keep nationalism stuck in the mud by leading his members down paths that won't accomplish much. But I think most of the EDL's members don't have a clue about Israel or jews, they're just ordinary people, and are only holding those signs because they see it as an effective counter to the usual cries of "racism". Which is why the group can be turned into something better, by getting new leadership and building on the framework already established. |
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I would also dispute this: Quote:
Tommy has said many, many times that he has nothing against islam or muslims in general - only what he sees as muslim extremism. (grooming gangs, terrorists, hate preachers, halal meat....) EDL chief Tommy Robinson and Muslim political commentator Mohammed Ansar.
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Whoops, I'll edit it to "muslim extremism". I'm hoping this thread can be a data centre for new information on the EDL (live tweets, reports on their demonstrations, etc) with a few suggestions for their improvement in the first post. My view on them is that their members are at least doing something, and hopefully inspiring other Whites. I'm not here to defend them, or anything like that - hell, I've criticised them in the past for their sloppy performances, and for wasting all that potential. I know people are a bit suspicious about their leader's apparent links to Israel/jews, myself included.
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a) dragging willing activists down blind alleys. Take the halal campaign. It was doomed from the get-go because halal and kosher slaughter are identical so if, by some amazing miracle, halal had been banned it would have achieved nothing because muslims are permitted to eat kosher meat. But they had hundreds of willing volunteers happy to shout about it and storm KFC's boardroom etc. who were all left disillusioned when their efforts got nowhere. All that willing energy could have done wonders if diverted into an established party or in doing something real, tangible and community-minded like Golden Dawn. Instead, some have criminal records, many are disillusioned by their failure to make an impact and virtually all are documented and marked for life as extreme right activists. b) They cause muslims to turn out in their hundreds, all reacting in such a way as to make the average person support war on the next muslim country. Look at the poppy burning caper - how many people cheered for war in Iran after that? c) They inspire precedent setting. Remember the three month ban on ALL demos in Tower Hamlets? Unprecedented. But now there is a precedent. They ranted about some muslim hate preacher coming in and, to be fair, he was banned from coming in. Then they tried to bring in Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer - they were banned from coming in. The next time Tomislav Sunic or Roberto Fiore or the like tries to come in - there's a precedent. d) Countless islamophobia watch groups have sprung up - some in reaction to the EDL. Call-me-Dave has reacted with remarkable speed and announced ISP blocks on any objectionable content. Somehow, I don't think he'll stop at ranting muslim preachers on Youtube. Whether this is all on purpose or unwittingly, I don't know. As for the update threads, they tend to get pretty rambled and off topic - it might be better to summarise each one after the fact, perhaps with a link to the as-it-happens thread. Otherwise this thread will get pretty cluttered, pretty fast! Of course, if you don't mind that, that's fine. They have proved that there is a demand for a pressure group but I really wish they would apply pressure to ALL issues.
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EDL= Lions led by donkeys. An information gathering excercise by the state. Stay away from it would be my advice.
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I don't think Tommy is a "double agent", I think he is simply a 'true believer' and follower of the Counter-Jihadists (Gates of Vienna, Pamela Geller, Pat Condell, etc), and imagines himself a hero for being so. He loves him some multicult and is wiling to sacrifice to keep it!
Bit sad, really.
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It's also nice to have lots of photos from both sides, so when Hope not Hate turn round and claim they had 1500 there, you can post a photo showing 300 (and half of them are muslims who tagged on) and point and laugh at their lies.
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EDL, much like the Australian Q Society (and other groups throughout the world), are groups which are ultimately controlled by American jews for the purposes of re-directing legitimate concerns by White people toward the jew's most vehement enemies - Arabs and Islam.
In the case of the Q Society, their inspiration comes direct from Michael Horowitz, an American jew who spends much of his time 'inspiring' anti-Islam movements around the world through back-doors and fronts. You know, kinda like a little boy who puts some bull-ants in a bottle with some woodlice, shakes the bottle around, and then laughs with glee as he watches them fight. He's not doing for anyone's benefit except his own, and his tribe's. Do some research about these groups first, next time! That's all. |
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But listening people to say what is been said about them and not understanding the oxymoron of their statements sometimes it is very sad and sort of make one wonder if there is hope among the white people to awaken to reality. |
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HH your English is getting really good.
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I've been doing some research, and I guess you were right, folks. The EDL certainly has jewish connections (financed by jew millionaires, according to web comments). I know that 99% of its members are just ordinary British people who signed up to resist the muslim takeover, and aren't zionists/jew-supporters themselves, but I guess that doesn't make much difference if the leadership is in jew pockets.
Yes, this group's intention is probably to attract nationalists and then lead them into unproductive activites. I'll PM Bev in a while after people have seen this message and ask her to remove the thread. Gotta do my research next time, folks - apologies! |
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Several of us have been watching them since they first started and the minute they were allowed to demo outside that London mosque (flag 1) during Friday prayers (flag 2) on September 11th (flag 3), we suspected something was amiss.
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George my English always been very good, when I give attention what I write and dont forget to put my glasses on. Not as good I would like them to be but passable.
On the other hand sometimes for the sake of my admirers, I do write Greeknlish. |
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How hard is it for the British followers if they wanted to as your self to search as you have and find out that what they actually support and follow is what destroy their country and their families? So I suggest to you the followers are not misguided patriots but conscious zionist supporters and followers. There fore? |
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