Quand les crânes rasés servent de punching ball aux antifas :
« L’extrême droite britannique s’est pris sa première raclée du printemps » (photos et vidéo)
À Brighton, les gens pètent la gueule aux fascistes par habitude.
▻http://www.vice.com/fr/read/l-extrme-droite-britannique-s-est-pris-sa-premire-raclee-du-printemps
Appel pour une Saint Georges laïque ;-D
(euh, non, multiculturelle…)
Fiyaz Mughal : A Multicultural Saint
▻http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/fiyaz-mughal/st-george-a-multicultural-saint_b_3131050.html
The St George’s flag that the EDL waves represents a historical, social and cultural plurality that the far right simply cannot understand. It leaves them looking and sounding like social dinosaurs. The people of Brighton sent the EDL packing a few months ago and they have been sent packing again, this time from a combination of anti-fascist campaigners, faith communities, LGBT groups and the youth of Brighton.
Many communities today seek to reclaim the celebration of St George’s Day away from the far right. It is time for St George’s Day to reflect the true state of modern Britain - where all communities have a stake in celebrating an occasion which is about shared experiences and values. Within that social space, there is no room for the purveyors of hate or the social dinosaurs who hark on about cultural and racial uniformity.
Let us reclaim our collective symbolism through St George, who represents what we are today: a mix of opinions, genes, cultural and social influences and even, dare we say it, religious beliefs. Those who deny this, deny their very existence.
Brighton St George’s Day march results in 19 arrests | This is Sussex
▻http://www.thisissussex.co.uk/Brighton-St-George-s-Day-march-results-19-arrests/story-18770528-detail/story.html#axzz2Rf276HHA
Around 250 nationalist marchers gathered but they were significantly outnumbered by an estimated 1,000 anti-fascist protesters. 700 police were deployed as well as some police horses.
La police n’avait pas autant bossé à Brighton depuis l’époque où les tories de Maggie y tenaient leurs congrès dans les années 80.
Sussex Police spent several hundreds of thousands of pounds policing the protest, the most they have spent on an event in Sussex since the Conservative Party used to hold conferences in Brighton in the 1980’s. The police have declined to say exactly how much the cost was to police the event.