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| The community mobilising against the racists |
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| The SEA on their last outing to Cricklewood |
Residents, community
associations, faith groups, trade unions and local politicians have united
against a demonstration due to be held by an openly nazi group in Cricklewood
this weekend.
The Rt Rev Pete Broadbent,
Bishop of Willesden and Deputy Bishop of London, the North West Islamic
Cultural Centre, Rabbi Aaron Goldstein
of the Northwood and Pinner Liberal Synagogue, Brent Trades Council, Muhammed
Butt, leader of Brent Council, Andrew Dismore, London Assembly Member for
Barnet and Camden and Shahrar Ali of Brent Green Party are among those who have
signed a statement initiated by North West London United calling on people to
oppose the fascist march on Saturday July 19th, and show them that
there is no place for racism in our multicultural community.
The Brent Labour
Group has changed the date of its budget meeting to enable councillors to
attend.
The South East
Alliance (an offshoot of the Essex branch of the English Defence League)
includes Hitler-worshippers and has links to Ulster Loyalist groups. They are vurulently anti-Muslim. They have
declared their intention to march to 113 Cricklewood Broadway, which they claim
is the UK headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood. The Metropolitan Police have
said that the present occupants have no connection with the Brotherhood.
North West London
United is asking everyone who is opposed to SEA’s message of hate to join in a
peaceful demonstration this Saturday at 12 noon on Cricklewood Broadway.
A spokesperson for North West London United
said
Cricklewood is one of the most multicultural areas in the UK and we are proud of our diversity. The intention of this fascist group is to provoke hatred and division, something that has no place in our community. A big presence of local residents to oppose the fascist march on Saturday will send a clear signal that their violent racism is not welcome here.
The full list of signatories so far is HERE
