The extremist leftist UAF street thugs — who are officially endorsed by the Lib Dem, Labour and Tory parties — have been condemned by Greater Manchester Police (GMP) as seeking “violent confrontation” with the “sole intention [of] creating disorder” after yesterday’s shocking scenes in Bolton.


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UAF secretary Weyman Bennett, who is also a central committee member of the ultra-left extremist Socialist Workers’ Party, was arrested and charged with conspiracy to organise violent disorder after his UAF gangsters attacked police and passersby.

The UAF is officially endorsed by the leader of the Conservative Party, David Cameron; Labour MP and long-time violent street activist Labour MP Peter Hain; Keith Vaz MP (head of the Labour Party’s “Black Socialist Society”); expenses swindler Harry Cohen MP; and Lib Dem MEP Chris Davies, amongst many other MPs from all three parliamentary parties.

All of these politicians are formally signed-up supporters of the UAF and their names appear prominently on that organisation’s founding charter.


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The UAF proudly carries their names under the heading “Signatoties [sic] to the UAF founding statement.”

A measure of the extremist violent nature of the UAF can be seen from the official reaction issued by the GMP — who are themselves stricken with political correctness.

After arresting at least 65 UAF thugs, GMP Assistant Chief Constable Garry Shewan said his officers faced “a lot of hostility” and “unwarranted attacks” which injured many officers.

“Today in Bolton we have seen groups of people, predominantly associated with the UAF, engaging in violent confrontation,” he said.

“It is clear to me that a large number have attended with the sole intention of committing disorder and their actions have been wholly unacceptable.

“Turning their anger on to police officers, they acted with, at times, extreme violence and their actions led to injuries to police officers, protesters and members of the public.”

The two factions were supposed to stay within the designated areas for their demonstrations on Victoria Square. The UAF thugs, however, were not content to peacefully demonstrate and attacked the police and passersby at random, leading to the arrests.

“Two members of the public were injured by demonstrators and taken to a nearby shop for treatment,” the police said.

The fact that the politically correct GMP saw fit to identify the UAF as the troublemakers is an indication of just how violently these gangsters behaved.

The UAF is also formally endorsed by Unite and most other trade unions; David Seymour (political editor of the Daily Mirror); Mark Seddon (Tribune editor); Afzal Khan, (North West representative, Muslim Council of Britain); Dr Siddiqui (Muslim Parliament), John Haylett (editor of the Communist Party’s Morning Star newspaper), and Leroy Logan chair of the “Metrpolitan [sic] Black Police Association.”

It seems that Mr Cameron and the other politicians appear to have no problem associating themselves with these violent communists, blacks-only organisations and Socialist Workers’
Party central committee members.


Interesting comparison:


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