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GUEST,Andrew Wigglesworth Folk Against Fascism (980* d) RE: Folk Against Fascism 15 Jun 09


theleveller

"Run by the SWP, but funded by Labour, it is disturbingly reminiscent of Mugabe's Veterans Association. "

LOL! How did you come to dream up that little gem? Support for UAF comes from a wide range of unions such as the NUT, NASWT, UNITE, The University and College Union, and other respected organisations. (Hey, it's those schoolteachers you have to watch out for - they can be a pretty violent lot!!!)

Right wing apologists like you who try to discredit anti-fascist organisations are exactly why I joined Folk Against Fascism.

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"Fairplay" didn't dream up of that by him or herself, it is the routine propaganda line by the BNP. As such, "Fairplay" is playing the role of a fascist apologist.

I've been concerned about the BNP's wish to encroach on what they call "indigenous British music" for some while. They don't seem to have put much serious work into it so far, but with the funds that will be flowing into their coffers from the European Parliamentary game we have to assume that all areas of their activity and propaganda will be increased.

Any more news on a Folk Against Fascism website? I personally don't do Facebook or Myspace (even if Myspace have resolutely refused to delete an old profile).




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