British Freedom and EDL official press conference announcing the merger

Tommy Robinson, Kevin Carrol and Paul Weston announce the merger of the EDL and newly formed, British Freedom.

I wish all these very fine men, the best of luck, as much for our sakes, more perhaps, as for theirs.

May you take England back like a Jove gentlemen.

Tommy Robinson in Luton last year

This is brilliant. God bless Tommy Robinson.

CORRECTION:

This video was just uploaded to the youtube page where I was made aware of it today. I foolishly thought that meant it was a new speech. I had not seen it before actually. I am going to leave it up because it is so good. But it is roughly a year old now.

Mea Culpa Maxima

Eeyore

As usual, the pathetic and traitorous BBC attacks any Brits who defend their own women, culture and people against Islamic rape and terror

Listen to this stunning BBC interview of E.D.L. 2IC, Kevin Carroll. Try and read though the news reports about Muslims arrested, tried or convicted for rape, terrorism and other forms of violent anti-social behavior while you listen to how the BBC treat the only classically liberal organization left in the UK at this time. (British Freedom Party not withstanding of course) To the BBC, somehow a march by the EDL against Islamic terror, rape and murder is “catastrophic’ but the constant string or pedophile rape gangs by Muslims who hold ‘unbeliever’ girls in utter contempt in every way is somehow not.

EDL will march despite death threats to leader

H/T EDL Buck

On Sunday Express:

 

English Defence League leader, Tommy Robinson, has been warned by police there is a threat to his safety, ahead of the group’s upcoming protest march through Luton on May 5.

The ‘Osman warning’ document, as it is known, details that police are in receipt of intelligence that indicates a threat to cause Mr Robinson serious physical harm over the coming weeks.

The document reads ‘An EDL march is planned for Saturday, May 5 and together with the planned march and TV programmes it is believed that tensions have risen against both the EDL and yourself as the leader of the EDL’.

But Mr Robinson (pictured) said that he isn’t concerned by the warning and the march will go ahead.

He said: “This is just scare tactics to try to stop us going ahead with the protest through Luton.

“If we cancelled the march I’d be letting them win.

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Direct quote from Anders B. Breivik on the English Defense League:

There is been many attempts to slime groups like the EDL and other classically liberal groups with the yeasty tongue of mass-murderer Anders Breivik. Perhaps most recently by Norwegian TV here. So I thought it would be prudent to paste this little segment from his own manifesto, specifically page 1436,

“I used to have more than 600 EDL members as Facebook friends and have spoken with tens of EDL members and leaders. In fact; I was one of the individuals who supplied them with processed ideological material (including rhetorical strategies) in the very beginning. The EDL are in fact anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-Nazi. They even have many members and leaders with non-European background (African and Asian). They have worked so hard, and continue to work hard, to keep National Socialists out of the organization, but yet they are strategically labeled as racist-fascist-Nazi-monsters by the multiculturalist authorities. The EDL, although having noble intentions are in fact dangerously naïve. EDL and KT principles can never be reconciled as we are miles apart ideologically AND organizationally. The EDL even rejects taking a stand against multiculturalism which proves that they are even more naïve than Sarkozy, Merkel and Cameron who have all admitted that multiculturalism has been a failure and a disaster for Europe.”

I’m sure that the EDL would find this condemnation by Breivik to be the highest form of praise.

Eeyore

Christian Action Network interviews Tommy Robinson March 9 2012

The CAN was kind enough to send me some of their footage to make an advanced teaser for the show they are making on some of the counter jihad people in Europe. Here is a short segment of the interview they did with Tommy Robinson, leader of the English Defense Leaugue

EDL documentary I – My Hometown Fanatics (Stacey Dooley Investigates)

February saw the broadcast in the UK of two separate in-depth documentaries taking the English Defence League (EDL) as their theme.

Long overdue, these programs both shared two particular characteristics. First, an almost allergic unwillingness to square up to or cite the easily-verifiable realities of Islamic doctrine, in any way. Second, an attempt by the respective filmmakers to use both editorializing and film-editing to present a slanted picture often at considerabe odds with the facts.

The first program was a childish, bordering on the infantile, effort by the BBC which purported to cover the subject of extremism in Britain in general, and Luton in Bedfordshire in particular; which is the hotbed of Islamic radicalism that gave birth to the EDL.

BBC3’s Stacey Dooley, a young lady clearly not recruited into documentary making because of her brains, failed to draw any evidence-based conclusions in her “examination” of both Islamism, and the English Defence League (EDL); which originated in her home town.

Dooley has considerable experience as a documentary maker and the format of her “investigations” are identical. They consist of the naive and ditsy Stacey being confronted with very serious issues indeed, in order to do little more than present her shallow emotional responses to the matter in question. That’s it. Simply, she doesn’t make films about issues, she uses issues to make films about herself.

However, no matter how hard the program-makers might have tried, in typical BBC fashion, to obscure the truth: much of the footage speaks volumes about the reality of life in Luton; and will prove eye-opening to many international viewers about what many working-class areas in England are like.

But some of the more laughable scenes include:

  • Stacey putting on a niqab to “understand” how Muslim women feel… While ignoring the issues of choice, force and consent; let alone honour killings and gender segregation; which are inherent in Islam.
  • Trying for the entire program to get an interview with the leader of the EDL, Tommy Robinson. Then, having succeeded in doing so spending all their time telling him about her views on a subject she knows nothing about (rather than asking him any questions and listening to his answers).
  • Not covering the question of the demographic replacement of native Britons in Luton by South Asians, as anything other than (a) completely normal, or (b) absolutely wonderful.
  • Taking at face value the pronouncements on Islam from individuals who clearly have a very strong vested interest in presenting a particular and distorted picture. And the usual crop of Muslims who do not even know the content of their own religion. (e.g. Islam “condemns the killing of the innocent”. Yes it does, but it also defines the unbeliever as necessarily guilty.)
  • Not confronting preposterous statements and situations. A particularly breathtaking segment is where a community leader says that none of the remaining native residents have complained about the call to prayer being broadcast through loudhailers in their former neighborhoods. Hmmm… what always happens to people who complain about Islam?
  • To say nothing of the young Muslim lad chatting up Stacey being presented as indicative of the community’s normalcy. I wonder what response a male non-Muslim program maker trying to pick up a Muslim girl would have elicited?
  • Dooley also chides Tommy Robinson as unreasonable for wanting to end any discussion premised on accepting the imposition of Sharia in his country (!): this while he and Dooley are being physically intimidated by “youths” because they are talking publicly and critically about Islam; and despite this, she insistently repeats the assertion that only a “tiny, tiny” minority of Muslims are extremists. (For the record, repeated surveys have pegged support for Sharia amongst Britain’s Muslims at 60%.)

Dooley’s final conclusion suggests that what is at fault in Luton, is “ignorance” as ignorance causes extreme feelings…

Sure Stacey, because people only hate Nazism until they find out more about it.

Though “My Home Town Fanatics” inadvertently reveals much about modern Britain there is an enormous amount that it deliberately conceals. Here’s footage from Leicester for example, a town slightly further down the Islamic demographic path than Luton, to give you an idea of what I mean.