EDL Blackpool footage - Justice for Charlene Downs

Footage from Saturday's EDL march in Blackpool, including a speech by Charlene Down's mother.

EDL Blackpool 28th May 2011

Reports of abuse on white scoolgirls by asians supressed due to political correctness

According to news reports, more than 60 white schoolgirls in Blackpool were groomed for sex and abused by the asian staff at the fast food joint where Charlene Downs was murdered.

Here's what 21st Century British Nationalism has to say:

It is time for a new series of laws that restore the death penalty for convicted paedophiles and that also allows the courts to deport all naturalised citizens involved in paedophilia.

Charlenes Law would be twofold ;

1) It would allow the courts to impose the death penalty for those paedohiles convicted of repeat or multiple paedophile offences.

2) It would allow the courts to issue an immediate deportation notice to any naturalised citizen that commits any crime of paedophilia.

We need to start a civil rights campaign to make the name of Charlene Downes as well know to the public as Stephen Lawrence.

This campaign should involve all nationalist parties to collect the signatures to hand into Parliament.

We should all start going into the high streets of every town and city and start to wake up people to the threat of muslim rape gangs in Britain.

The police do nothing except hide the truth for fear of breaching the dictates of political correctness, and the case of Charlene was handled so incompetently by the police and the CPS that the scum who murdered her were acquited AND THEN GIVEN £250,000 BY THE COURTS AS COMPENSATION FOR BEING KEPT ON REMAND.

This is the state of our society today.

The victims are betrayed and the killers rewarded.

Now we must start the fightback.

EDL Blackpool 26th March 2011

Today sees the return of the English Defence League in Blackpool.

From Casuals United.

Saturday March 26th

We will gather on the South Shore from ten am, you will find us easily as flags will be up. We then start our march at 1pm.

The police have said that Mr Beans shop will be under 24 hour surveillance so we are asking you NOT to approach the place as doing so will just get you arrested. We know people are angry but this has to be done properly. This is about JUSTICE not REVENGE. There is nothing to be achieved by trying to damage the shop or attack the suspects. Charlene’s mum and sister will then give a speech and a memorial CD will be played of her favourite music.

The constant pressure we are applying will eventually force the police and CPS to act and re-arrest them, so the family can get justice. This is our aim. We have told the police we will stop our demos once the family get justice.

Please show respect on the day as Charlene’s family will be there and anyone misbehaving or acting the idiot is likely to get a slap, its as simple as that.

Best behaviour guys and girls.

Next we may do a month long leaflet handout near the shop similar to the Blackburn KFC demo, to warn tourists not to use the shop. Details to follow when finalised.

Please be aware that when we disperse after the demo, pubs may refuse you entry if wearing EDL clobber as happened last time.

Justice for Charlene Downes

EDL Demo, Blackpool - Justice for Charlene Downes 31/08/2010

Tomorrow sees the EDL’s Blackpool demo which is in honour of Charlene Downes.

In November 2003, 14-year-old Charlene kissed her mum goodbye and went to Blackpool’s North Pier with a friend. She was never seen again.

Although Charlene’s body was never found, kebab shop owner Iyad Albattikhi, who boasted of having sex with Charlene, and his business partner and co-accused, Mohammed Reveshi, were overheard joking with fellow takeaway employees about how she had been chopped up, and how her body “had gone into the kebabs”. She was placed in a mincing machine, “bones and all”.

Last year, although taped conversations were used as evidence, the jury failed to reach a verdict. The subsequent retrial collapsed owing to concerns over a key prosecution witness. Both men were cleared of the charges.

The case is still open.

If you are in the area, please show your support.

Fury at BNP rally in community centre

EMOTIONS ran high as more than 60 people staged a protest against the BNP as the far right party held a rally at a Cleveleys community centre.

The protesters waved placards and shouted as BNP supporters went inside the Frank Townend Centre on Beach Road last night.

Police were drafted in to prevent trouble flaring outside as around 40 people arrived at the meeting to hear from James Clayton, BNP candidate in Wyre Council's forthcoming Jubilee ward by-election.

Four people were turned away at the door.

Stephen Howard, 32, from Cleveleys, who was one of those refused entry, said: "I wanted to go in just to see what their opinions were but I'm not allowed in.

"I was born here, I pay my taxes, I have a happy family – is there any reason I shouldn't be there? It's ignorance, they are uneducated."

Mr Clayton, who spoke in the meeting about forming a Wyre branch of the BNP, said non-members were turned away because the meeting room "was at full capacity".

He said: "The meeting is for supporters we have invited. With this being a new group, people who have enquired about the party have been invited."

Local protesters were joined by members of the North West Unite Against Fascism (UAF) and Lancaster Unity and unions.

Labour group leader Coun Clive Grunshaw, who last week called for Wyre Council to refuse the BNP permission to hold the rally at the council-owned centre, was also there.

He said: "They are a racist party. They should not be allowed to organise meetings in the centre."

And Jain Gawne, who runs Blackpool and Fleetwood UAF, said: "The community centre should be for the whole community, no matter what their colour or religion, and not for groups who are racist. "

But Mr Clayton defended the BNP and said they were now a legitimate political party.

He added: "The protesters have got a right to be there, but it's the same old lines and the same old hysteria. A lot of these people will not be from the local area, they will be from Manchester and Lancaster University."

Comments:

Troobloo says:

Actually Mr Clayton, most of the protesters were from the local area unlike the majority of the fascists inside the hall who weren't. BTW since when was 40 people full capacity for the community centre???

ItzNotWotItWoz says:

The irony is laughable.
They call themselves "anti-facists" and yet they want to ban a legitimate political party from meeting.
They ARE the facists!

Frustrated says:

But a lot of Labour and Conservative party meetings wouldn't allow non-members in. And the public aren't allowed at all council meetings or to parts of public buildings either.
Whilst the BNP are a legitmate polticial party they should be allowed to hold meetings just like everyone else. Just how do you know those inside weren't local? Just how do you know they were facists? The allegations against them seem to be "well they don't actually say it, but it's what we know they are from our superior superpowers of thought reading". If any evidence of race-hate comes to light then I'm sure the police and CPS will deal with it.

By Julia Bennett - The Gazette
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