A new twist
posted by: Nick | on: Friday, 20 February 2009, 14:41
Stop the rally of hate
The campaign to get the BNP march in Liverpool on Saturday 14 March banned took a new twist today after it emerged that the police were ordering the Everton v Stoke City football match to be moved to the Sunday so as to prevent Stoke City fans from joining the far right event. This has infuriated Everton fans and the local press – and rightly so. Some Everton supporters groups are now circulating the HOPE not hate petition amongst their followers. In another development the BNP had also been hoping to end the day with a rally in St Georges Hall but this has been blocked by the council.
Thousands of people have now signed the petition. You can add your name here
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