Demonstration over BNP councillor
Protesters have gathered outside Corsham town hall after the appointment of a British National Party councillor. Michael Simpkins, 47, was handed a place on the town council because nobody else stood for election. The ex-RAF policeman and now taxi driver said he joined the BNP three years ago as his son was being taught about the Muslim faith at school. "I don't want to see this country turned in to an Islamic state. That doesn't make me racist it just makes me a concerned British citizen."
See also Lancaster UAF website 11 June 2007 and 12 June 2007
Posted on Monday, June 11, 2007
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Martin Sullivan
in UK, Resisting Islamophobia, Far Right Racists
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Martin Sullivan
in UK, Resisting Islamophobia, Far Right Racists
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