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Stop BNP nazis trying to spread hate, lies and violence in Croydon and Sutton

The nazis were trying to hold a picket of the Lunar House immigation office in Croydon today. The government refused to ban the hatemonger's event but has cut off relations with the mainstream and middle of the road Muslim Council of Britain. Don't let these BNP thugs in suits hold pickets and set up stalls in New Addington unopposed. We must disrupt their 'outreach' campaign plans for the forthcoming European elections.

To get involved go to Unite Against Fascism and see The BNP have stolen our Spitfires!
The BNP stall organiser is Charlotte Lewis:

“New Addington is by far the best area in Croydon for the BNP,” said Ms Lewis. “Members of the public openly expressed their desire to keep New Addington British and save Central Parade from becoming Islamified,” she said.

Someone has asked GS what the connection is between the BNP and Gaza - Israeli Fascists march in um-al-Fahm
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  1. Anonymous6 April 2009 at 14:48

    What the hell has Gaza got to do with the BNP in Croydon?

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  2. Anonymous7 April 2009 at 13:04

    I doubt these people even know what a Nazi or Facist is, by banning these people from speaking we are becoming the very people we claim the BNP are, what did Hitler do, he banned the opposition from speaking their minds.
    If we cannot hear the extremists points of view we do not live in a democracy.
    It is also Ironic that Gaza solidarity has chosen to ignore the BNP's socialist and pacifist foreign policies, withdraw from Iraq, afghanistan, cut ties with America, Israel etc.

    In a nutshell all Gaza solidarities main aims?

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