September, 27th. marks an anniversary of a fight back, and success, by ordinary people. It was on that date in 1936 that fascist Oswald Mosley lead a march of 1000 Blackshirt fascist in Leeds, however it didn't go unnoticed. They were met by around 30,000 locals who attacked them with all manner of missiles, some hitting Mosley. The locals continued their assault by singing the Red Flag and drowning out the fascist speeches. It is sad that today that the virus persists, we are still facing this fascist menace as it continues to raise it vile head from the sewers of society and spews out its divisive rhetoric. Our parliamentary pampered Oxbridge political ballerinas pay lip service to this fascist rise by their abhorrent derogatory language. Fascism will only be beaten and finally eradicated by the people, on the streets, not by the institutions of the state. Fascism and the state are very close relatives.
#OtD 27 Sep 1936 1000 uniformed fascist Blackshirts led by Oswald Mosley in Leeds were confronted by 30k locals who attacked them, pelted them with stones, hitting Mosley, and drowned out speeches by singing The Red Flag
"Don't be so happy with the defeat [of Hitler]. Because, although the world has stood up and stopped the Bastard, the Whore who bore him is hot again." Bertolt Brecht
ReplyDeleteIn 2018 alone, 597 people died on the street (almost three people every two days), 6507 committed suicide, 4359 died for reasons linked to drug use (i.e. one death every two hours), deaths due to conditions Winter affected 51,100 people, that is, 20,000 more than in 2010 and 5100 deaths were due to energy poverty. In total, people killed due to poverty and despair reach 60,000 in the UK.
ReplyDeleteThis is pure terrorism.
I often write about the widespread poverty, deprivation and ideological savagery of this country, the fifth richest country in the world highlighting the callous viciousness of this economic system. I can't understand why there isn't rage flowing through our streets.
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