Story By Uncle Monty.
Photos By Alex Albion.
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British Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown
and London’s Tory Mayor Boris Johnson were both
heckled, booed, and shouted down by many of the
estimated 12½ to 15 thousand marchers at Britain’s
1st Anti-Knife March held at Hyde Park on the last
day of England's quite dreary summer, 2oo8.
Though Saturday's march was thankfully met
with such a glorious and perfectly sunny day.
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Both politicians spoke by pre-recorded video messa-
ges to the racially-mixed crowd that included grieving
parents of killed children who became murder victims
of the prevailing and spiralling knife and gun culture
among all too many of today’s ghettoised and mar-
ginalized black, Asian and Carribean youth gang
ginalized black, Asian and Carribean youth gang
members and blue-collar white hoodies who often-
times reside at the worst postcodes of London.
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My first thoughts upon attending the march
were what a sad and telling commentary it is of the
kind of broken society that modern England has now
become when thousands of people feel the urgent need
to march against the onslaught of youth knife, gun,
and violent crime. Such has become the staple diet
of many immigrant and Asian enclaves in especially
England’s capital city of London.
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What good the march will do to stop all the knife and gun
crime by such streetwise and alienated youth is another
question. But for now, the anti-knife march was an astound-
ing, a very painful, and a deeply-emotional event all by
itself for those who came to speak out and march against
more deaths and stabbings and violence against
kidz by other kidz.
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Some of the grieving parents of killed children.
Some of the grieving parents of killed children.
I saw in the faces and words of those parents with
murdered children. I wiped my eyes at the utter
grief and loss of one elderly black grandmother who
poignantly spoke of her 14 year-old grandson who
was recently stabbed and killed in broad daylight
by other black London youths.
She also held up high the small photograph of her
nice and beloved grandson to the 1000's at Hyde Park
who stood quietly and respectfully to hear her sad and
heartfelt story and deep loss of the cutdown life and
vicious death of, I believe, her only grandchild. I
stood just feet away from the lady herself as she
spoke of her now broken dreams for him ...
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London's Tory Mayor Boris Johnson via truck video.
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London's Tory Mayor Boris Johnson via truck video.
that we wouldn’t be having such an anti-knife march if
Britain’s New Labour Government hadn’t first opened
the mindless human floodgate of mass immigration that
has brought with it the ever-growing endemic of such
savage knife and gun crime by immigrant gangstra and
hip-hop youth to this England that never before had
such a huge and growing and unmanageable black
sub-culture and racial underclass like it does today.
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In fact, the Teddy Boys and juvenile delinquents, and
later the Skinheads, of my own English youth of 50
years ago now look like proper and posh prep school
boys against today’s young and vicious savages of
London street death and violent crime. Street gangs
of young wayward teens and bad hoodies results from
a severe breakdown of parents, schools, and legitimate
authority toward such youths. And, it's not going
to get any better any time soon ...
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A Civvie "Guardian Angel" at Anti-Knife March.
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A Civvie "Guardian Angel" at Anti-Knife March.
of the "Guardian Angels," who some say are
vigilantes in disguise, the march heard from
speakers like British actress Brooke Kinsella,
whose 16 year old brother Ben was stabbed to
death 3 months ago in London; Tony Parsons,
Linda Robson, New Labour's police minister
Tony McNulty, and Met Police Commander
Mark Simmons, who didn't mince his police
words from what I heard him say. He stated
that over 3,000 youths and young adults had
been recently arrested with knives and guns
in the concerted crackdown by the British
police against such weapons-carrying idiots.
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The Anti-Knife marchers also demanded more
The Anti-Knife marchers also demanded more
police action against knives, but a number of
other speakers said that it was more important
that parents themselves and the local community
take real steps to reigned in their childrens' bad
behaviour and lifestyle. One speaker also called
for the community to police itself and that if he
was elected to public office he'd even "hang"
knife killers for murder ... Blimey, next
they'll hire their own hangman, I guess.
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Some of the anti-knife marchers at Hyde Park.
Some of the anti-knife marchers at Hyde Park.
Even more marchers at Britain's 1st. Anti-Knife March.
Three of the 13-strong "Revelations" Singing Group.
At times during the two-hour, non-stop, performance
of speeches and singing, I was perplexed and abit vexed
to see a comedian hosting such a sombre event. I was
Three of the 13-strong "Revelations" Singing Group.
At times during the two-hour, non-stop, performance
of speeches and singing, I was perplexed and abit vexed
to see a comedian hosting such a sombre event. I was
perturbed, too, by the cocky and glib black comedian
Richard Blackwood, who hosted the various presenta-
tions at the gathering of all the marchers. He seemed
to speak more about the affirmation of his own black
culture and child rearing more than mourning the loss
of such murdered young people by the dangerous
sprees of knife and gun crime at "the 'hoods" of London
and elsewhere in broken England. Oh, and the booed
Gordon Brown says "England isn't broken." Well,
sir, be sure to first take a good look at yourself ...
is what I say.
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A black pastor (w/mic) demands end of killings.
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A black pastor (w/mic) demands end of killings.
I came away from the anti-knife march
thinking that perhaps some good may come
out of it, but nothing will come from it I'm
afaid until the youth culture itself is changed,
which is highly unlikely in England's mania
for "just do it" at the expense of others and
the ingrained belief that the individual is
supreme over and above the collective
quality of the society we all live in.
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As for remedies to such youth knife and gun
crime that plagues us all, I believe we need to
re-establish the system of Bostals for young
criminals that was abolished in Britain, like
the use of the traditional school cane, at the
turn of the 1980's. Bostals should be made
tough and rigorous and turn delinquent boys
into responsible and law-abiding men. In
America, they're called "Boot Camps"
there instead.
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As for sending such alienated youths to the army,
such is sheer nonsense since all too many of those
violent youths cannot read and write let alone speak
proper English. Many speak in what is called "Black
or immigrant English" that rejects gammer and
correctly-spoken English. It isn't "kool" to speak the
language that way among the knife and gun-toting
gangs, I'm told. So what use would they be to the
British military? Absolutely, none. They'd be a
big hindence, not a help. Plus, the British Army
doesn't want such criminal recruits anyway and it
doesn't want to be a "military nanny" for such poor
material to enter today's modern fighting service.
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The British Army is already overstretched to almost
breaking point and munity in Afghanistan and Iraq.
So big and tough re-established Bostals would soon
send a very needed message to such vile characters
that their murderous game is up and their street
time, too. Bang them away and let them out when
their cycle of violence and crime has been tamed
and thrashed out of them ... Perhaps, then we could
all march in celebration at Britain's first "Street
Gang Free Society." It's only a dream, I know ...
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Peace march against knife crime.
For the BBC to state there was only over a 1,000 marchers is
absurd ... I asked one of the police observers to tell me what
the police estimated was the crowd. He stated to me, has I
was leaving the march, that they had estimated such to be
at "between 12½ and 15 thousand people" at Hyde Park.
I had my own figure of about 10,000, but knowing how
good the Met is at estimating crowd numbers I used the
figures I was told at the closing moments of the march.
The police are more likely to slightly undercount than
deliberately overcount by their overall conservative
estimates, too. The BBC-TV was right next to me and
if they saw only a crowd of over a 1,000, then the
police must be pretty blind after all and also me.
So get yourself a pair of good specs, BBC man ...
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Actress Brooke Kinsella says 'We can stop the killing' -
as thousands march to protest knife crime.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2008/09/21/actress-brooke-kinsella-says-we-can-stop-the-killing-as-thousands-march-to-protest-knife-crime-115875-20745657/
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2008/09/21/actress-brooke-kinsella-says-we-can-stop-the-killing-as-thousands-march-to-protest-knife-crime-115875-20745657/
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45 reasons to join The People's March in London today.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2008/09/20/45-reasons-to-join-the-people-s-march-in-london-today-115875-20745415/
45 reasons to join The People's March in London today.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2008/09/20/45-reasons-to-join-the-people-s-march-in-london-today-115875-20745415/
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And, also take a read of this latest British horror ...
Teen tortured by friends for 13 hours over 'stolen' mobile phone.
22/09/2008 10:11:00 AM
Teen tortured by friends for 13 hours over 'stolen' mobile phone.
22/09/2008 10:11:00 AM
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Truly, Uncle Monty.
+Vigil of Bartholomew the Apostle.
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1 comment:
My dear Monty in the United Kingdom, I'm sending this to you for two reasons. First, you will be able to see and read what Gordon Brown did a while back, and see the smirk on his face as well as the others who are in the photo.
Then, you will be able to forward this to everyone who you know who lives in the Republic of Ireland assuming you know anyone who lives
there; if you don't know anyone who lives there, just delete this. If this passes, it will be all
over for not only the citizens of the Republic of Ireland but for YOU too since you are in
the EU too for all intents and purposes. You were not given the ability to vote on this piece of trash, but the Irish people were. It is my understanding that their constitution allows them to be involved in legislation in that way. The first time they were presented with this Treaty, which is called the Lisbon Treaty, they
voted it down cold, but the powers-that-be will keep after them. Fortunately, those with whom
I have spoken since I have been here, have said that they will never pass it. But the powers
have an insidious way of getting people to succumb to their will. This is why I am sending this to you, so you can, if possible, make them aware of this fact. Peace!
Arlene Johnson
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