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JUSTICE FOR THE 21!

JUSTICE FOR THE 21

Our new blogsite dedicated to the JUSTICE FOR THE 21 campaign can now be found at http://justice4the21.blogspot.com/


If you can help the JUSTICE FOR THE 21 campaign, please contact us at justice4the21@hotmail.co.uk


You can sign the petition 21 REASONS TO REOPEN THE BIRMINGHAM PUB BOMBINGS INQUIRY started by Julie Hambleton, sister of victim Maxine Hambleton HERE

The End of the Mass Media?

For as long as there have been newspapers we, the people, have been manipulated by the editors and publishers. We have bought what they told us to buy, watched the films and television they told us to watch, eaten the things they told us to eat, or followed the latest fad-diet, again at their behest. Millions of us have over-looked the fact that statistically we all share our ‘star-sign’ with approximately one-twelfth of the population and have managed to find some personal relevance in the inane gibbering of Russell Grant and ‘Awwwwooing’ of Mystic Meg.

“The Sun” famously claimed that they had won the 1992 general election for the Conservatives, against the run of play. The “Evening Standard” made the same claim in 2008 after it handed the London Mayoral election to Boris Johnson. These were no idle boasts, but a chilling, ‘in-your-face’ demonstration of the power of the mass-media to impose their will up to the highest level, via the ballot-box.

For years, the broadsheets sold their wares at a fraction of the going rate on university campuses. An insidious way of getting their hooks into the decision-makers of the future.

This shameless manipulation of the population has not been limited to the print-media, of course. The BBC is effectively a wholly-owned subsidiary of the cultural-marxist elite paid for by an effective poll-tax, but with a bit of surreptitious EU funding thrown in for good measure. Nothing impartial in the Beeb’s news coverage, I’m afraid. And don’t think for a moment that ITN is any more likely to present the facts, without its own spin being vigorously applied. Here’s an interesting link.

http://resistance-uk.blogspot.com/2011/11/tales-from-seaside-part-i.html

Light at the end of the tunnel.

Here’s the good news. We the people and lest we forget, the voters, no longer have to get our news and opinions from agenda-driven proprietors or NUJ propagandists. The booming section of the internet colloquially known as “the blogosphere” has freed us up.

My first port of call each day, nowadays, is my twitter-feed. I follow a few satirical types for light relief, some tweeters of both left and right-wing political persuasions, some UK-based, some foreign sources, some accredited journalists but mostly just the man and woman in the street.

Guess what. The opinions of the ordinary people are no less erudite or relevant than those of the journalists, MPs and broadcasters I follow and having nothing to gain financially by putting their truths out there, almost certainly more honest.

For every @afneil I will give you an @Englandstruth.

The internet has broken the traditional mass-media’s stranglehold on the political process.

Onwards and upwards.

Greg UKR

JUSTICE FOR THE 21!

UK Resistance - Working Class Action today announces its support for a petition calling for the investigation into the Birmingham Pub Bombings to be reopened.

https://submissions.epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/24443

The petition has been started by Julie Hambleton, sister of victim Maxine Hambleton who was 18 when she was killed in the atrocity.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-17029471

The Birmingham pub bombings occurred on 21 November 1974. Explosions in two packed public houses, The Tavern in The Town and the Mulberry Bush in Birmingham city centre killed 21 people and injured 182. 

Although warnings were issued they were vague and inaccurate, and the pubs were not evacuated in time. The Provisional IRA was blamed for the bombings, but denied responsibility.

Six men were convicted of the attacks and sentenced to life imprisonment. They served 16 years before being released after a second appeal where their convictions were declared unsafe.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/birmingham-six

After the 'Birmingham Six' were cleared no one was ever charged with the worst act of terrorism carried out in Britain prior to 7/7. Twenty one people died, hundreds were wounded and maimed, their families deserve justice.

It seems the lives of the victims, mainly working class Brummies, are not as important as other unsolved murder cases which are pursued with the full blessing and weight of the establishment. David Cameron ruled out a new investigation recently, but if this petition obtains over 100k signatures Parliament will debate the matter.

http://www.sundaymercury.net/news/midlands-news/2009/11/22/david-cameron-says-new-birmingham-pub-bombings-probe-unlikely-66331-25223524/

UK RESISTANCE - WORKING CLASS ACTION STANDS SHOULDER TO SHOULDER WITH THE FAMILIES OF THE VICTIMS. OF THE BIRMINGHAM PUB BOMBINGS, WE DEMAND JUSTICE FOR THE 21!

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An Observation from the Tradesman's Entrance

I had an interesting encounter yesterday. I was leafletting the UK Resistance demonstration, outside Westminster Abbey. I handed a leaflet to a lady cleric and she read the first few lines before asking me, "Are you one of these white supremacist groups?"
I discounted total insanity and assumed that she hadn’t yet read as far as the bit where we expressed our support for Dr. Sentamu, who is a Ugandan gentleman and therefore unlikely to be massively popular amongst white supremacist racists. The Revd. Michael Nazir-Ali was the only other person mentioned by name in our leaflets. He got a favourable report from us. He hails from the Indian sub-continent and holds joint Pakistani-British citizenship. I think any sensible observer would agree that we have, individually and as a group, established our non-racist bona-fides.
I asked the lady priest what exactly had prompted her to ask such an offensive question. She apologised for any offence caused and replied, and I quote: "It says 'working-class'. That’s what a lot of white supremacists call themselves."
To say I was shocked that a presumably well-educated person could come out with such an outrageous statement would be a massive understatement.
On reflection though, her reaction made perfect sense.
She is a part of the 'establishment' and as such, her perception of society has been corrupted to the point where she believes that any white working-class person (i.e. me) who disagrees with the line trotted out by the political/media elite in any way is automatically a racist. Once the race-card is played any serious debate on any topic is, of course, immediately ended.
This lady did not, I am convinced, come to this mind-set independently and she at least had the decency to blush, when I pointed out what the lawyers would no doubt call “The John Sentamu/Michael Nazir-Ali Lacuna” in her assumption.
The media, at the behest of their fellow cultural fascists in government have manufactured this preposterous idea that all working-class people who are not from an ethnic minority are racists.
On that basis, we are unable to debate on any topic with our ‘betters’ as we were attempting to do in London.
If we have the stronger argument, out comes the race card.
End of discussion.
I was initially upset by the casual way in which this lady priest thought it was perfectly acceptable to ask me, in a conversational tone, if I was a white supremacist.
Later, I was pleased that she had given me a graphic insight into how much work we have to do. We have been stitched up.  Well, no more.
We will not be dismissed any longer.


Greg, UKR Activist

Rowan Williams: Surplice to Requirements

UK Resistance – Working Class Action at the General Synod 2012

On the 6 of February 2012, a number of UKR activists assembled outside the General Synod at Church House, Westminster. There were a number of contentious issues the activists wanted to bring to the attention of the Synod delegates. A press release was issued prior to the protest.
 

Press release: UK Resistance – Working Class Action

UK Resistance - Working Class Action is a patriotic working class united front staging its first demonstration outside the Church of England General Synod on 6 February 2012. We will assemble outside the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre on the Broad Sanctuary, Westminster from 12 noon onwards.

The small gathering is to call for the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, and for him to be replaced by the Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu. We believe Dr Williams to be out of touch with public opinion and severely lacking in the leadership qualities required in a time of widespread attacks upon Christian belief and custom in a Britain which is morally as well as economically bankrupt.

We would like to emphasise this protest was planned well in advance of Dr Sentamu's recent remarks regarding gay 'marriage', however we fully support those comments and believe that Dr Sentamu speaks for the common people on this and many other pressing issues. 'Honest John' Sentamu gives us, the English working class, representation we now lack in modern Britain. At this dawn of English political awakening we believe the fearless Dr Sentamu to be the Desmond Tutu of the English people.

UKR – Working Class Action is a small but national group of working class patriots who seek to combat the covert social class war we believe has been waged against our people over the last 40 years. UKR is neither right nor left wing, we have no connection to any political party, we are apolitical political activists. We are simply working class people who have woken up to the threat to our way of life and who intend to peacefully resist in the manner of our forefathers.

We are the resistance, long live the resistance!

Victor Burns

UK Resistance – Working Class Action

The protest began at noon with activists peacefully making their point across the road from the entrance to the Synod on the Great Sanctuary, Westminster. UKR activists also patrolled the other side of the road distributing leaflets to interested members of the public.

Activists assemble on Broad Sanctuary

 

   

The message on the leaflets was as follows:

 

A DIRECT APPEAL TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL SYNOD OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND

We stand here today as freeborn English working class patriots who, along with the majority of people, have watched with bewilderment at the denigration and slow disintegration of English culture. We have faced a covert social onslaught for decades, our cultural traditions and values along with the Christian belief system from which they were propagated are routinely mocked and devalued. Although admittedly not outwardly religious, as a group we recognise the important role the Church of England has played in forming the values and customs that we hold so dear and seek to uphold.

We also hope to gain representation for and highlight the plight of our people, the English working class. In an era of great technological advances, as working-class people we have regressed over a hundred years. Millions of us have been callously abandoned by the establishment, our once famously hard working and close-knit communities have disintegrated. We find ourselves purposely under-educated, unemployed, politically unrepresented, discriminated against, abandoned and ignored. Our traditional representative bodies, the Labour Party, trade unions and the Church of England have been hijacked by a militant middle class liberal elite with a subversive socialist agenda.

In the main, the Church of England has retreated constantly in the face of a militant liberal atheist assault masquerading as secularism. A long line of ineffectual leaders have repeatedly given ground to and even colluded with those who seek their and our downfall.

'We must make our stand with the oppressed'

There is a bitter irony in the fact that those are the words of the current incumbent of the Archbishopric of Canterbury, Rowan Williams. We, the English working-class, are the oppressed, but our struggle is the last thing Dr Williams or his ilk in the Church will address. In fact, it is increasingly clear that he does not have the best interests of the Church, or indeed the English people, at heart.

'Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves. By their fruit you will recognize them'

Matthew 7:15–23

The words and actions of Williams suggest that he has not progressed from the subversive Marxist ideals he embraced as a University student. He spends too much time theologising and as a result has become detached, not just from his flock but from the real world.

We do not however want Dr Williams replaced with out of touch conservative elements within the Church who by their inaction and silence are complicit with the current status quo. Only the Revd. Michael Nazir-Ali and especially the Most Revd. and Rt Hon Dr John Sentamu, have addressed the concerns of ordinary English people and the issues they face. Dr Sentamu speaks for many people when he opposes attacks on tradition, widespread revisionism driven by political correctness and the denigration of English culture.

We hereby call for the immediate resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury or his removal by the members of the General Synod.

We call on the members of the General Synod appoint a true man of the people, 'Honest John' Sentamu, to replace Williams as Archbishop of Canterbury.

We believe we are fast reaching the point of no return, and that the future existence of the working-class to now be inseparable from that of the Church of England. We stand or fall together. Now is not the time for woolly Christianity, now is the time for militancy, your and our survival depends on it.

WE, THE WORKING CLASS, WE, THE PEOPLE!

UK RESISTANCE - WORKING CLASS ACTION

Common People against Common Purpose

 

In all 17 committed patriotic activists turned up, close to a full turn out and proof that the UKR could field an effective team for mobilisations. One activist, South-East organiser Terry Ribune reported: “17 patriots here. We are getting a good response and are enjoying the experience.”

The placards were unveiled at held up and gained an immediate profile. The leaflets were also well written, made and were liberally distributed. Activists protested in a disciplined and orderly manner opposite the entrance to Dean’s Yard which the delegates passed through. It is possibly the first time in history that a working class group has protested about working class issues outside the General Synod, so in that respect we have left our mark for posterity alone. Other roving activists targeted delegates and interested members of the public across the road outside Westminster Abbey. The location and the nature of the demo ensured we got our message to literally thousands of people, people going about their business in Westminster, tourists, most of the delegates at the Synod. We had a lot of support from passing members of the public and activists sensed their presence was getting round as one was asked if they were 'that working class group'. We got support from members of the public thanks to a combination of things, our attitude, our disciplined conduct and most importantly our valid message. It is interesting that some delegates questioned if we were a ‘white supremacist group’, it seems that in some middle class eyes, any group of white working class people who stand up to be heard are automatically either right-wing or racist, the fact we were calling for a man of African heritage to be promoted to one of the highest offices in the land seemed to escape them.

We made contact with one church group who at least offered us a dialogue re abandoned and isolated working class communities, which we gratefully accepted. Activists were fully briefed and prepared to tackle any questions raised. One, Erik, tackled a bishop in the shadow of Westminster Abbey. After a lengthy chat the bishop conceded that Erik had raised some very valid points, which again is proof that as working class people we are quite adept at speaking up for ourselves and holding our own in any debate.

Coalition Government Minister Vince Cable walked past the protest, pretending to be on the telephone, he was challenged to discuss issues concerning working class community by one activist, but the pretend phone call was obviously more pressing and Cable ignored the request.

The afternoon was concluded at the end of daylight at around 4.00pm and activists were addressed by Vic Burns who called for recognition of the concerns of working class people and demanded political representation. Burns concluded his speech by pointing at the Synod delegates in what he termed "their ivory towers of privilege" and posed the question "If Jesus was here, where would he be standing, in there with the out of touch delegates and their luxury, or out here, in the cold with the common people?"

Birmingham activist, Vic Burns addresses the gathering

 

After the protests the mood of activists was buoyant:

Terry Ribune: “So many people were interested, intrigued or supportive or just plain confused as to who and what we are. Only a couple were anti but even then they were polite, at no time (apart from a couple of drunks) did we get any animosity. Really proud to have been part of it to be honest, more than that, I’m extremely proud of being a member of this group! Everything was spot on, we made our point, we did it well, we upset nobody and we should be proud of ourselves.”

Rene Sansom: “They haven’t got a clue, it’s been a long time since genuine working class people stood their ground, and they can’t figure it out. The hierarchy thought we were gone, they dismissed us as irrelevant. Well no more working class silence. In the words of Kenneth Wolstenholme: "They think it's all over... it is now!" Working Class Action loud and proud.”

Vic Burns: "Speaking personally the most important thing for me yesterday was that we were there, making a statement. We made history by doing what we did, we're the first working class political group since before the Labour Party started, but also because unlike many of our peers in the working class, we cared enough about our country and our way of life to stand up, to put ourselves out and say no, we're not having it, you might have done a job on us but now is when we start fighting back, and we have started that now, fighting back effectively."

UK Resistance - Working Class Action has a number of protests and political activism planned over the next 12 months, and we are looking for dedicated and most importantly disciplined patriotic political activists.

You can contact UK Resistance - Working Class Action for more information or to enquire about joining at ukresistance@hotmail.co.uk

We are the resistance, long live the resistance!

Racist Emails to 'Honest John' Sentamu

UK Resistance – Working Class Action supports Dr John Sentamu.

We condemn without reservation the abusive and racist emails (as reported in the Daily Mail 7 February 2012) sent to 'Honest John' Sentamu in response to his comments regarding gay marriage and the Church.

There may be some justification for the gay-rights lobby which descended on York Minster following his comments, people have the right to peacefully oppose anything they see fit in a free society, and we wish those gay-rights groups well when they visit the places of worship of other denominations or faiths in the UK which also bar homosexual union.

Honest John Sentamu is no stranger to standing up for what is right against immoral dictatorships, after all he took on the infamous Idi Amin by refusing to bow to his interference in the Ugandan judicial system and was jailed, a true prisoner of conscience. After his experience with the brutal and amoral dictatorial Ugandan regime, we have no doubt that Honest John will not be troubled too much by the liberal fascists who now target him, however, as working class patriots we have a duty to defend someone in authority who speaks out on our behalf.

I think it was Matthew Paris who fairly recently said that the gay lobby were in danger of becoming the oppressors themselves or something similar and he was correct. Equality is, or should be, about give and take, not take take take by the alpha group of the moment.

We're certainly not against equality for gay people, we are against any form of discrimination as working class communities tend to be given the right circumstances. We believe gay couples should be allowed to marry officially, but the Anglican Church also has the right, based upon its long held beliefs and traditions not to play host to such unions, as should other faiths.

Of course, as stated earlier, the people who now target Honest John would be standing outside other institutions of faith if they were true to their convictions. The liberal fascists who seek to impose their will, their way of life upon the British people are targeting the Church of England because (a) it represents the status quo which they seek to displace and replace with their covert revolution and (b) because it is seen as an easy touch.


The grievance of the militant gay lobby is actually with the government, it's the government which introduced civil partnerships and not marriage, the gay lobby is targeting the Christian church because it is really part of a bigger agenda. That is our position on the matter of gay marriage.

Therefore in response to these attacks on a truly great man, UK Resistance – Working Class Action now intends to peacefully oppose any further demonstration aimed at Honest John Sentamu or the Church of England and its traditions or customs.

We are the resistance, long live the resistance!

UK Resistance - Working Class Action