 Number 187
- 25th May 2009
"If a government uses the instruments of power in
its hands for the purpose of leading a
people to ruin, then rebellion is not only the
right but also the duty of every individual citizen."
Adolf Hitler IS THIS THE
BEGINNING OF THE WHITE FIGHTBACK?
Nine arrested after masked mob's march against Muslim extremists turns violentNine
people have been arrested after hundreds of anti-Islamist protesters
clashed with police yesterday, May 24th 2009.
The streets of Luton descended into violence after demonstrators, many hiding their faces behind balaclavas, brandished England flags and chanted at officers.  Riot: Demonstrators gathered in George Square in Luton town centre yesterday over the anti-war protest held against the Royal Anglian Regiment in March A group
called March for England was said to have organised the rally as a
peaceful protest against Muslim extremists. They were joined by a local
group United People of Luton.
The mob, which included teenagers and women, held banners with slogans such as 'No Sharia Law in the UK' and 'Respect our Troops'.  Arrests: A man is detained by police officers during the riot yesterday Some
protesters wore masks with the horned face of Sayful Islam, a hardline
Muslim activist in Luton who took part in an anti-war rally in March,
which disrupted a homecoming parade for troops.
But chaos broke out when a crowd of around 500 ran away from police who had been escorting the protest along its route, and ran down side streets towards the town centre. Officers on horseback and police dogs were deployed, and policemen drew batons to defend themselves.  Masked: A depiction of Sayful Islam Groups of
young men in balaclavas and England shirts chanted outside the city
centre and one balacava-clad protester held a Rottweiler on a chain,
while others clashed with police in riot gear.
One Asian man was hit across the face with a banner and left with a bloody nose. 
Focus of hate: Sayful Islam used to be a moderate, middle class Muslim from Luton but is now a hardline, political agitator The nine
suspects were in custody today for offences of criminal damage, assault
and public order offences, Bedfordshire Police said.
Police said during the disturbance three car windscreens were smashed and a window at a take away restaurant in Chapel Street had been broken. Last night Luton town centre was calm as police maintained a presence on the streets. A spokesman for United People of Luton, Wayne King, said many people in Luton were concerned and annoyed that the Muslim community in the town had not taken steps to deal with Sayful Islam's 'hate-filled preachings'. The 24-year-old, who wore a T-shirt with the words 'No surrender to Al-Qaeda' on it, said: 'We decided enough was enough after the soldiers got heckled as they marched through the town centre by the Muslim extremists. 'Our community has been racially attacked for the last 10 years. 'A mosque in the town got set on fire a few weeks ago and it made national news but churches in Luton are regularly being set fire to. 'We want laws brought in to stop preachers of hate operating here.'  Protesters in Luton's city centre yesterday stormed the streets wearing balaclavas Luton town centre was busy at the time of
the riot with shoppers enjoying the sunshine.
Many of those who joined in the march had been drinking in town centre pubs. Later on, overhead, a police helicopter monitored the movement of the mob which at one point appeared to be making in the direction of Bury Park, an area of Luton where many of the town's Asian population live.
Report from the Daily Mail 25/05/09
BRITISH CHURCHES TO BE FORCED TO HIRE
HOMOSEXUAL YOUTH WORKERS
LONDON, May 21, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com ) - British churches
will be forced to accept practicing homosexuals or "transsexuals" in
positions as youth workers and similar roles, under upcoming equality
legislation, the government has said. The Labour government's Equality
Bill will prohibit churches from refusing to hire active homosexuals
even if their religion holds such behavior to be sinful, said deputy
equalities minister Maria Eagle.
The legislation is due to come into force next year, and
churches fear that it will force them to act against their religious
convictions in a broad range of areas. Eagle indicated at a conference
called "Faith, Homophobia, Transphobia, & Human Rights" in London,
that the legislation "will cover almost all church employees."
"The circumstances in which religious institutions can
practice anything less than full equality are few and far between," she
told delegates. "While the state would not intervene in narrowly ritual
or doctrinal matters within faith groups, these communities cannot
claim that everything they run is outside the scope of
anti-discrimination law.
"Members of faith groups have a role in making the argument
in their own communities for greater LGBT acceptance, but in the
meantime the state has a duty to protect people from unfair treatment."
The bill allows a religious exemption for roles deemed to be
"for the purposes of an organised religion" but restricts this
definition to those who conduct liturgical celebrations or spend their
time teaching doctrine.
The Daily Telegraph quoted Neil Addison, a Roman Catholic
barrister and expert on religious discrimination law, who said that the
bill will leave churches powerless to defend the fabric of their
organization. "This is a threat to religious identity. What we are
losing is the right for organizations to make free choices," he said
Equality commissioners include the homosexual lobbyist, Ben
Summerskill, the head of the leading British homosexualist activist
group Stonewall. Summerskill has called for churches to be forced to
employ homosexuals and for the police to stop Christians who were
peacefully protesting against 'gay rights' laws outside Parliament.
Tony Grew, a homosexualist activist and the former editor of
PinkNews.co.uk, wrote recently that the Equality Bill will "entrench
gay rights in all aspects of public life." Grew wrote on PinkNews that
the bill will open unprecedented opportunities for homosexuals.
The bill, he said will cover central government departments,
local authorities, education bodies, NHS bodies and the police service,
plus a wide range of other public and private bodies, including
churches and church-run institutions. It will impose the "Equality
Duty" on all organizations providing public services, he said, such as
residential care homes that "would have to consider the needs of
same-sex couples."
POLICE FLY SODOMIST FLAG ACROSS THE UK
"We are determined to show our
support for anyone who feels they have been targeted because of their
individuality."
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"No
injuries were reported," reports AP, "but the detentions could damage
Russia's desire to be seen as a modern nation as it holds the finals of
the Eurovision song contest, a cultural event televised around the
world.
"City officials had warned that they would not tolerate marches or rallies supporting the rights of gays and lesbians, but activists had targeted Moscow and the Eurovision contest to press their claims that Russia officially sanctions homophobia."
Foxx, who won a Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal of Ray Charles in the 2004 film Ray, reportedly considered to be "perfect" for the role. If he is chosen for the part, it will be one of the most prominent examples of "colour-blind" casting in Hollywood history.
Also in the running are George Clooney, Leonardo di Caprio, Harry Connick Jnr and Justin Timberlake.
Jamie would seem to be born to the role."
"Magnificent singing voice, totally convincing acting ability, like Frank himself, born the wrong side of the tracks, rags to riches, makes it big against the odds, has his brushes with authority. The guy's a gift."
Foxx, 41, rose to prominence in 1999 in Oliver Stone's Any Given Sunday.
He also boasts has a string of hit albums.
He was adopted as a baby by his grandparents and raised a strict Baptist in a racially-segregated Texan community.
Sinatra, who was raised in New Jersey by Italian immigrants, also shot to fame despite a hard upbringing during the Great Depression.
Scorcese finally won the rights to make the film of Sinatra's life after years of negotiations with his family.
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