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The man on the left is Weyman Bennett and has the distinction of being leader of the Unite Against Fascism organisation. Though the title of this particular organisation is laudable enough the reality of its operation is anything but. I shall continue with a quote from an article about this event on the British National Party website.
I encourage you all to read the full article on the BNP website for more details.
The extremist leftist UAF street thugs — who are officially endorsed by the Lib Dem, Labour and Tory parties — have been condemned by Greater Manchester Police (GMP) as seeking “violent confrontation” with the “sole intention [of] creating disorder” after yesterday’s shocking scenes in Bolton.
UAF secretary Weyman Bennett, who is also a central committee member of the ultra-left extremist Socialist Workers’ Party, was arrested and charged with conspiracy to organise violent disorder after his UAF gangsters attacked police and passersby.
The UAF is officially endorsed by the leader of the Conservative Party, David Cameron; Labour MP and long-time violent street activist Labour MP Peter Hain; Keith Vaz MP (head of the Labour Party’s “Black Socialist Society”); expenses swindler Harry Cohen MP; and Lib Dem MEP Chris Davies, amongst many other MPs from all three parliamentary parties.
All of these politicians are formally signed-up supporters of the UAF and their names appear prominently on that organisation’s founding charter.
On a more personal note I have, in common with many party members, come across these people before.
These are the lengths that the police had to go to to protect groups of families who were attending the Red, White and Blue Family Festival last year.
I took this picture with a mobile ‘phone from the drivers window of our people carrier. The Socialist Workers Party banner can be clearly seen behind the mounted policeman.
Intimidation tactics will never work with the British National Party. The same however cannot be said of the general public.
I would love to advertise the location of a BNP meeting in the local press for all to see. If we did then one of the left wing (often trades union financed) rabbles (the UAF is only one of them) whose sole purpose is to work against the development of the British National Party, would try to intimidate the owner of the venue into cancelling the booking. If the meeting was allowed to go ahead it would only do so with jeering protesters outside carrying slogan laden banners equating us with Fascism.
Though there are many reasonable minded members of the public who would like to attend one of our meetings to have a look no member of the public will ignore that kind of welcome outside.
Despite these anti democratic groups campaigning against us with their lies the British National Party is growing both in membership and electoral influence.
There is no reason to think
that this will not continue!
