Head of EDL chatting on GG show tonight....

[Colston]

...plus a couple of his fellow travellers.



GG doesn't need to shout them down just let them talk.... I think they were passing the parcel with the communal brain cell tonight and by the time Gail came on it was worn out....

[faceless]

You should read their forum about it... they're passing the rage to each other like a game of pass-the-parcel on speed... haha

[Colston]

Despair for them I really do....

[luke]

this is a bit random, but does anyone know what the tune playing is after lisa on the show, at 77:53 to 78:35?

[faceless]

that's a tough one - but I wouldn't be surprised if it was from a Barry White track. It has that funky 'oooh yeah baby' ring to it.

[faceless]

[Colston]

[Brown Sauce]

I notice on facebook, yes i did make an account, that a lot of people that I'd never have thought to be islamophobic to be just that.

Old punks that used to have multi coloured spiky hair, along with old hippie types and even a witch. These aren't EDL material, but they do exist, I've noticed it before when I visited England, and am noticing it on facebook too. None of these would call themselves racist either/

I think that George should think about it and confront it, instead of refusing to admit it's existence, or being frightened of it.

[faceless]

Considering the EDL are basically a gang of football hooligans and their ratbag hangers-on, I think he dealt with them in exactly the right way.

As for the old punks who've become that way - it sounds like they never were punks in the first place. The plastic bastards!

[Brown Sauce]

I'm not saying that he did anything wrong with the EDL, he can do what he wants with that lot.

It's the general feeling from people who would never think of being associated with 'em, but hold their views, or at least some of them. It's a hard thing to nail down, if it were only one or two then I'd not mention it, but it isn't one or two.

It's not that easy, I wish that it was.

[faceless]

Yeah, it is a tough one for sure. Especially with people who are old friends.

I think a lot of people want to feel that they're part of something bigger than themselves, and if they've been outside of society in the past then it makes some sense that as they're older they want to show that they're 'normal' like this.

Recently I read about an anti-fa group in London, which is mainly run by a group of old school Crass style punks. That warmed my heart a wee bit.

[luke]

[mickyv]

http://english.aljazeera.net/photo_galleries/europe/2010112275625847519.html

Good to learn that "Tommy Robinson" was not allowed into the US.

[mickyv]

Here's somebody in their new job who doesn't inspire much confidence !;

http://www.morningstaronline.co.uk/index.php/news/content/view/full/98004

(Funny how the Police have so much background intelligence on Unions & other Left Wing groups, but seem to amazingly lack the same iro of the EDL.

[luke]

did anyone see an article on what galloway was talking about?