Introducing Suzi Marsh…

As South East Alliance attempt yet again to come into Cricklewood I thought I would introduce you to some of the sad few that turned up last time. Once again being humiliated by not actually reaching their destination. Their aim was to get to 113 Cricklewood Broadway but as you can see from the picture got as far as 87 lol.

Firstly we have Suzi Marsh from Casuals United and contributor to the Pie and Mash. Real name Claire Clark, facebook name Claire Bluebelle married to Dave Clark also from Casuals United

      

 

Suzi aka Claire Clark and her friends write silly little stories telling people they go where they like. Where as I pointed out in an earlier blog  (1)  “No you fucking don’t” and you didn’t go where you wanted in Cricklewood as can be see by the door number behind you in your pen. They just pump out the usual fascist propaganda feeding off peoples insecurities and creating unfounded fears in our community, anyway, I digress

So who else have we here?

Obviously Paul Pitt  – Aka Paul Propdromou, Mr angry and ex fund raiser for the lovely BNP. We all know enough about him. Nothing of interest here.

Next up we have baby faced Kevin Layzell who runs the BNP youth group. To me he looks like he has some kind of mental health issues as he seems to show no emotions or facial expressions just cold distant and unloved ….awwwww bless. Hobbies dressing up.

                                   

 

Then we have the riff raff Chris Reed seen here grassing to the police “and this footprint on my shirt officer is from them Lefties”

                          

and runner up Roy Price Junior

I will leave you with a few more pictures of this fascist group who have tried to come into our neighbourhood and intimidate the community spreading their vile hate only to be fucked out with their tail between their legs. South East Alliance you are not welcome in my community and you will be met every time by a community that agrees Cricklewood is a fascist free zone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(1)  https://theaccidentalacnarchist.wordpress.com/2014/04/21/we-hide-in-plain-sight-we-go-where-we-want/

You go where you want? Don’t make me laugh. Part 2 – Cricklewood

https://www.facebook.com/chris.reed.14811?fref=ts

https://www.facebook.com/paul.pitt.509?fref=ts

https://www.facebook.com/kevin.layzell.1?fref=ts https:

https://www.facebook.com/dave.clark.75470316?fref=ts

https://www.facebook.com/claire.clark.7359?fref=ts

https://www.facebook.com/roy.price.9638?fref=ts

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“We hide in plain sight” “We go where we want”

“We hide in Plain sight”, “We go were we want”

Funny as fuck. I don’t think so somehow. So the Casuals like us to believe they have started dressing up as black bloc and walking amongst us. Just had to pick myself up off the floor from laughing. You have never been in the bloc. We could spot you a mile off with your labels, cheap perfume and trainers.

It all started when the Casuals posted that they had managed to get a couple of pictures of some black bloc characters in Peterbrough by walking amidst the bloc. Firstly these 2 weren’t in the bloc they were standing outside a shop just watching what was going on. These could have been any body yet you feel you can expose them. Wearing black outside a shop does not constitute being part of the bloc. Blac bloc is a tactic and you certainly did not get those pictures from in the bloc.

So 2 can play at that game and someone had a little peep at the pictures to see these mighty right wing warriors in the black bloc pretending to be one of us and use our tactics. And what did we find some fat old fucker in a sky blue shirt and his misses.

Nice try. Epic fail

See you in Brighton.

Hitler prepares for March for England

 

Part 2  https://theaccidentalacnarchist.wordpress.com/2014/06/14/you-go-where-you-want-dont-make-me-laugh-part-2/

 

 

Clapton Ultras (we love you)

OMG I went to a football match today and I fucking loved it.

Over the last few weeks events at Clapton FC have been the talk of most antifascists groups in London. It started when the Clapton FC chief executive Vincent Mcbean released a statement on their Website entitled “Antifa Statement” on the 20th March 2014. (http://claptonfc.com/word-from-the-spotted-dog-20/) It somehow implies that the supporters of Clapton are doing something wrong by being left wing and antifascist and subsequently the far right had decided to take offence to whatever they were doing. After threats made by the Far right towards the club and the antifa statement in response a lot of the supporters took umbridge to this and letters where sent to the Chief Executive (http://www.blowe.org.uk/2014/03/proudly-anti-fascist-open-letter-to.html) The statement may have been a commercial one or a diversionary one but it created a bit of a storm. With the threat of attacks on the club a call out was made to show some support and that is how I ended up at the Football.

Clapton FC were playing Haringey FC at Whiteheart Lane so we met at Wood Green station armed with flags and banners. Chatting about our experiences of football and our childhood teams. One of our crew had been to the game the week before and told us that it had rekindled his love of the game and that the atmosphere had been amazing. We turned into the ground to find a little turnstile with a few people stood around. “a fiver each and a programme” talk about affordable. As we entered the stand the first thing you notice are the array of flags and banners on display.

The game started with a minutes silence in honour of Hillsborough, during which you could hear a pin drop. Such respect shown and cries for justice for the 96 repeated throughout the game. But the best was yet to come. The football chants sung with the greatest of humour and the proudest vocals I have ever heard. The supporters singing to each other and to the players. Children ran around the stall as fathers sung with their comrades. I don’t have anything to compare it to and have never felt so uplifted to hear such songs. Tony Benn and Bob Crow both honoured in the chants and of course the death of Thatcher touched upon. No Red White and Blue celebrated here, red through and through. As we scored the first goal the red smoke bombs where lit and the celebration electric. It couldn’t get much better than this. A chant for a Senegalese player was so powerful and positive a welcome change from the usual racist chants we have become used to. Music to the ears in more ways than one.

A gentleman came over to me and asked if it was my first game I explained my reasons for being there and he asked me if I liked the feminist banner ” We made it especially for International women’s day” he said. And gave me a brief history of the club and it’s supporters. How it had become what it is today with two local lads on deciding to support their local team and had created an antifascist club. When they started there had only been a handful of supporters and now their numbers were growing. We had our chips at half time, and an amazing cup of Rosie. And the chanting continued relentlessly for the rest of the match.

As the game finished the players left the ground and the supporter sang to them and the players stopped and joined in. I have never seen anything like it. It was amazing to see such mutual respect floating around. We went to leave the ground when one of the elder supporters came over and asked us if anyone had told us about the next fixture and he hoped he would see us again. Of course we said you have totally won us over with the amazing welcome and the friendly atmosphere and the politics added to it a little.

 

Although we didn’t win today, Clapton Ultras show its not just about the winning it’s very much about the supporters. Delighted by the enthusiasm of the whole day I went away feeling positive and inspired. I can officially say I am a Clapton FC supporter and next week I’ll be wearing the scarf.

 

Open Letter to the Police – Part 2 Lego Land

Yesterday was the start of lent and not that I am a religious person in anyway shape or form it was part of my childhood and I now use it as an exercise in self discipline. Anyway I was doing really well and only had £5 in the pot at close of work. That was until I read about the closing of Lego Land after threats from Right wing Extremist groups and then all possible chance of redemption or why ever you deprive yourself of something was out the window. Fucking right out the window.

A Muslim group called The Muslim Research and Development Foundation had organised an event at Lego Land. A family event, one of several that the foundation arrange. It was to create a safe peaceful environment where families of all backgrounds from around the community could come together and gain a better understanding of each other, bringing communities closer together. Can’t see a problem with that so far no? I mean the “Big Church day out” do it but that’s for days, not one day in a theme park, they camp and all that jazz. I bet they even sing “Kumbaya, my Lord” round the camp fire. But it turns out some right wing extremist groups decided to target this event not happy with people going out and having some community down time.  So here it is I find myself writing another open letter to the police or should I say Part 2 of a theme. https://theaccidentalacnarchist.wordpress.com/2014/02/02/an-open-letter-to-the-police/

Dear Sir/Madam,

Once again I find myself having to write to you to express my disbelief at what has just been allowed to happen by you and Lego Land. So a Muslim group decide to organise a community event, I am not here to judge if this group was extreme in it’s religious views as suggested. I think all religion is extreme and I believe No Gods No Masters. So no religious group is going to fair well in my eyes. But that is not the point. Is it not a wonderful thing though that a group are being proactive about obtaining knowledge and understanding of each other and creating some form of community bond?  That can’t be bad thing can it. But are we here to question there reasoning for holding such an event?  No it is none of our business and everyone should be free to practice any religion they want and regardless commune together for a family orientated event at a Theme park with out fear and intimidation. 4000 tickets had been sold yet you and spineless Lego land have allowed a small number of extremists to dictate who can or can’t do something that is not harming or distressing anyone. This is one of the worst acts of fascism I have seen allowed to take place in a long time. The threatening and intimidation of organisers, families, and employees at a business has just been given a green light by yourselves the very people that should be protecting their civil liberties, their human rights, their right to do what they like when they like in a supposedly democratic society. You have just proven to me that you are facilitators of the right wing, that you are in fact an enabler, you have allowed  them to succeed in this despicable act.  When the Fatwa was placed on Salaman Rushdie for alleged blasphemy and the cost for protecting him was over £11 million and it wasn’t even questioned in the beginning as it was expected to protect him. So what happened? I pay my taxes of which some of this goes to you(this I regret a I do not agree with your methods) and with this money I expect people that use intimidation and threaten people to be dealt with accordingly and the people that are threatened with violence and intimidated to be protected. I thought that was how it worked correct me if I am wrong. So tell me what happens the next time these right wing extremist groups decide on their next target? What if they target somebody who’s name begins with J, will you be there to protect them?   Just remember that was just the thin end of the wedge. No platform for fascists.

Yours sincerely,

A Hampstead mum

An Open Letter to the Police

Dear Sir/Madam,

In the recent times of Austerity and with the tragic death of Lee Rigby we have witnessed the rise of the right wing in this country. Right wing Fascists are using these times  for propaganda against immigration, Islamophobia and  other dangerous extremist views. But this rise is not just in the UK it is all over Europe extending as far as the Right wing uprising in Ukraine. I am not here to give you a lecture on how to do your job, because personally I think you are part of the right wing culture at the moment and far from independent.  But we are entering into dangerous times. With being part of Europe I feel you need to start looking at the right wing in a different way and see the bigger picture. See the meetings of various right wing group leaders in a hotel in the Caribbean as being relevant and of interest to our communities, see visiting right wing groups such as Golden Dawn and Jobbik  for what they are extremist and dangerous.  Groups  guilty of murder, intimidation and discrimination and various hate crimes are forging new alliances with groups here.
Because of your inability to do anything about this it is down to us to stop them. For a group of people to go to a town that they do not come from and stir up hate and mistrust in the community is only a threat to our society. We are a country of immigrants and have been for hundreds of years and this is what makes this place so great. I could bang on and on how my grandfather killed fascists and now I see the freedoms he fought for being used to protect them. I respect the right to protest but if they want to protest about immigration say they should go to the immigration centre, but is this protest or just hate campaigning? Is it a protest in the true sense of the word?  We should know free speech comes with responsibilities and the right wing rhetoric is not being responsible in anyway for the well being of our society. I have been an antifascist since I can remember. Growing up in Coventry at the height of the National Front same sort of social background as now The Conservatives where in power and a recession was in full swing and we were at war with Argentina over the Falkland’s. The fights were taking place in the streets and blood was being spilt. Just like today.
Another thing I feel your force should be briefed on is the right wing tactics of intimidation.  After Lee Rigby’s murder the EDL and BNP rode on the wave of shock and horror and their numbers took to the streets. We watched them doing Nazi salutes from the Cenotaph and attacks on Mosques and people where on the rise. We went to a counter demonstration and we failed to match their numbers. On that day we got pelted with bottles and the drunken EDL fought amongst them selves. As I was leaving the Inspector made a passing comment “you should take that mask off and be proud of yourself and the stand you took today”  My response was are you for real? Do you think I am wearing this mask because I am ashamed of what I am doing? I am wearing this face covering to protect me from reprisals from the EDL. I don’t give a toss if the police have a million pictures of me on their data bases, they don’t upload your pictures on to websites such as RedWatch and invite fascist thugs  to give you call by adding you personal details if they have managed to get them.
The next big call out was in June and several right wing groups joined together to march from Croydon called by the EVF ( English Volunteer Force known to be trained by the UVF Ulster Volunteer Force not very nice people with murderers on their books). You don’t need to know the ins and outs but on this day after being assaulted by a right wing  “March for England” fascist in a pub off Parliament square I was arrested and handcuffed on the street. At this point your police left me handcuffed and removed my face covering whilst searching my belongings. Whilst this was going members of the right wing group were allowed time to take my picture  I told the arresting officer that he was making me vulnerable and that my picture was being taken by the fascists but he showed no concern and the next day my picture appeared on the front page of the EVF website.  My charges of affray were later dropped perhaps you looked at the footage and realised that I was the one assaulted by a fascist and then by a police officer.
On September the 7th the EDL had called for their yearly march through Tower Hamlets and once again it was down to us to stop their pilgrimage of hate to the mosque.  We all gathered in Altab Ali Park in Tower Hamlets and there was a huge turn out.  Families and residents from all over London came to show unity  and stand in solidarity with the community whilst we went to stop the march from taking place at all.  We tried to block the route but you decided to use the tactic of mass arrest one to gain intelligence on us and two to prevent us from stopping what you seem to think is the Right Wings right to protest.  Upon arrest my face covering was removed and I was handcuffed. I was put on a pre booked bus and taken to the police station, the first station being full we remained on the bus and taken to another central station. On our arrival at the station a group of right wing fascist were waiting and were taking our pictures. Again after my arrest for doing nothing you have put me in a vulnerable position and at risk. Whilst out on the streets defending what I see is a fundamental right of being a human “No human is illegal” You by your ignorance of these tactics have infact made me a potential  victim.
Yesterday I travelled to Slough to what is seemingly becoming a regular weekend duty to oppose the Nazi scum. I really can’t be bothered to go into details other than a conversation that took place between myself and a copper whilst I was being filmed whilst penned in by the EDL media team (REDWATCH).  After having shouted at the Nazi scum to stop filming us and told him “Fuck you and your  REDWATCH” the police officer asked me what REDWATCH is.  So once again I set out to educate the copper and explain the tactics of REDWATCH. I find it very worrying at the level  ignorance of your officers.

This is why I feel your need to brief your police on these tactics and not aid and abet the fascists by your ignorance.  You are not on the side of democracy you are on the side of fascism by not seeing the bigger picture.

Yours  sincerely

A Hampstead mum