Sunday 11th September 2011

Taken outside the Town Hall in Romford earlier this year. The worst terrorist attack ever experienced by British citizens. More British citizens died in that one terrorist attack against the US than any single attack by the IRA over the period of the troubles.
When MAC demonstrate in Grosvenor Square on Sunday they are celebrating the deaths of British and Commonwealth citizens, as well as those from the US and around the world.

At Tower Hamlets we turned the setbacks into a triumph. Let us consolidate that day this weekend. The calendar favours us this year; the anniversary is on a Sunday. Therefore more working men and women have a good chance of being able to attend than on a Friday when MAC have received their giros, attended the mosque and have another 7 days of leisure to look forward to.

EDL enter Tower Hamlets

What can I say about yesterday that hasn't already been said?

This photograph, not one of mine, and I don't yet know its attribution says it all.

Whose bridge? Our bridge!

Welcome to Tower Hamlets

This is my article for the New English Review for September which I am putting about early in good time for Saturday.

The UAF do not have a monopoly on the victory at the Battle of Cable Street.

MAC might think they own Leyton, but they do not.

These are a few more photographs from the beginning of the MAC march to implement Sharia in Waltham Forest yesterday. Other people were stationed at different positions along the length of the march and I hope they will be able to put something up later.

Leyton Trinity Methodist Church had its cross stolen a few years ago - you can see the space on the wall where it should be to the left of the tree.

Leyton leisure Lagoon replaced what had been Leyton Baths. Their women only sessions are "designed so that women can exercise and relax in a calming environment".


'Under sharia' said Abu Izzadeen 'there will be no need for the EDL'.
Protected by the police on the Town Square, while the Muslim hoodie boys prowled and snarled around the perimeter.
The big screen showed countdown to the Olympics while the helicopter observed above.

You are entering a Sharia controlled zone II

Seen in Ford Square Whitechapel today. I wasn't even looking for these - I was on another errand entirely.

I can't quite understand why they thought the children's playground was the sort of area that porn and prostitution was likely to take place. Perhaps see-saws are haram. I suppose See Saw, Margery Daw is music. Children's laughter? 9 year old girls enjoying themselves when they should be polishing their husband's sandals?

Waltham Forest - Sharia Zone

We did a recconoitre around Leyton and Walthamstow on Saturday spotting the Muslims against Crusades Sharia Zone posters. We found one in Leyton High Road near Leyton Green and rather more in Lea Bridge Road between Onra Road and Markhouse Road. They were centred around the Jamia Masjid Ghusia Mosque which is next to the premises of the Active Change Foundation a venue used when MAC were Al Muhajiroun. Most of our photographs are here.

A few more are below.

I wish the new Waltham Forest Division all the best - it was my home for most of my childhood and young adulthood.

Hyde Park - July

Yesterday I attended Tavistock Square with March for England to lay flowers in memory of the 52 Londoners murdered on 7th July 2005.

I later visited Hyde Park and stopped at the national memorial to the victims. Flowers laid on the exact anniversary two days earlier were still fresh. Those laid by London Division and Berkshire Division are in the top right corner.

15 members of March for England later went on to Whitechapel where Hizb ut Tahrir were holding a conference to on their aim of establishing the Caliphate. Some of the March for England party decided to visit the area to observe. Others from the EDL were also in attendance in the area. To be blunt what Hizb ut Tahir are working for is the overthrow of our democratic government and their actions go beyond opinion and free speech into treason. They should be banned but David Cameron, for all his red roses at Hyde park, has renaged on his promise to do so.

I am told that the police were present in large numbers. They entered the stations and public houses and anybody thought to be attending to protest against the conference was arrested ‘for the prevention of a crime’ and taken by van to police stations on the outskirts of London, either Sutton in Surrey and Bromley in Kent where most were released without charge. Their journeys home were thus made extremely difficult. The only people allowed to protest were a group of about 10 people led by Peter Tatchell who held a posters saying "Hizb ut tahir = clerical fascism. No to Hibz, EDL and BNP". I don't think he quite understands.

The police and the authorities are obviously terrified about the EDL’s demonstration in Tower Hamlets at the end of the summer; today they have protected the promulgation of treason.