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Support Martin Smith – Defend the right to protest
Martin Smith, the national coordinator of Love Music Hate Racism and an officer of Unite Against Fascism, faces a serious charge following the demo against British National Party leader Nick Griffin’s appearance on the BBC’s Question Time.
Martin was arrested on the protest and has been charged with assaulting a police officer. He strenuously denies the charge.
Thousands of people joined the UAF demo on 22 October last year against nazi Nick Griffin’s invitation onto the flagship Question Time programme. The demo was backed by trade unions Unite, PCS, CWU, Bectu, Aslef, TSSA, the Musicians Union and the South East Regional TUC.
Support Martin by joining us outside the court.
9am Tuesday 7 September
South Western Magistrates Court, 176a Lavender Hill, London SW11
talking of justice.......
contact................... Ian Tomlinson family campaign
all in it together, we don't think so..
it's their crisis................. read more...... right to work campaign
is it really this easy to fool 'the man' ?
freeborn john:
"That whenever any form of Government becomes destructive of those ends,
it is the right of the People to alter or abolish it and to institute new Government."
reddog thinks it's time we looked to our history and remembered how our rights were fought for and won. take a look at this extract from rev hammer's folk opera 'freeborn john'
and just because...........
the refurbishment of our recording studio continues apace; the sixteen track machine is back and the desk servicing is close to finished. just a bit of fixin' in the live room and we'll be off and running. check out bluefiremusic
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new yet another new song from the prolific Kinder Bruised,
see their other vids @ http://www.youtube.com/user/KinderBruised
down dalston lane:
check out part one of Red Saunders' latest photographic project:
Hidden History
No.1 William Cuffay and the London Chartists, 1848
Red calls HIDDEN a photographic 'chamber epic' (a description suggested by the playwright Trevor Griffiths) which recreates events in the long struggle for parliamentary representation and democracy in Britain. Not the history of Kings and Queens, but of the 'Hidden' neglected scenes of working class history.
This was no smooth gradual transition, many actions in this long struggle were of life and death intensity as working people fought for their rights while struggling to keep alive the history made by mass movements of dissenters, non conformists, radicals and revolutionaries.
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