That bloke in the vid looked (to me) definitely a cop or at least someone planted there to help stir things up, search other footage of him at black rod entrance and he is the first to shout "scum" whilst looking around for support and with one hand to the right of his mouth to direct his voice to the crowd,it dose look like he put something in her staff members pocket, even if he did not there was no reaction by that staff member, nobody knows the mystery bloke, he seemed to be on his own but he has been seen before if he does not appear again then it looks like he is defiantly a "plant"

Firstly who cares.  These people are scum.  Pure and simple.
I don't know if you've ever been involved in a protest or direct action (though the reality is that this is neither) but one thing you make sure of is who is around you. 

I've seen with my own eyes antifa insulting and attacking TR supporters, male and female and when there's an expected reaction, MSM cameras suddenly appear out of nowhere to capture the reaction.

So were you with them?

Groups who have joined the effort to keep Yaxley-Lennon away include Stand Up to Racism Scotland, Hearts Lads and Lassies against Fascism, Show Racism the Red Card Scotland, The Muslim Council of Scotland, and Edinburgh and Lothian Regional Equality Council.
Luke Henderson, from Unite Against Fascism Edinburgh, said the number of people who would welcome the activist to Scottish football represented a “miniscule number of racists”.
He said: “He’s a dangerous, far-right campaigner with a lengthy criminal record. He seeks to inflame Islamophobia and wider racism. There is no place for him in Scotland, or Scottish football.”
Read more at http://thirdforcenews.org.uk/tfn-news/group-aims-to-keep-tommy-robinson-out-of-scottish-football#CElRIBIwELDwh6Fb.99

I'm more than happy that the filthy racist bastard that is Yaxley-Lennon is not welcome in Scotland. 

 

You can always rely on Scotland being civilized and welcoming though.

Indeed, your hero has attempted a number of trips north of the border recently.  His last plan was to attend a Hearts match.  He wanted to pay respect, apparently, to McCrea’s Battalion.  He had already posted a photo on his facebook page of some 30 fans posing in front of a McCrea’s Battalion banner wearing masks of his face.  This absolutely outraged the vast majority of decent supporters.


He cancelled his trip.  I understand he was advised to do so by the police.
 

 

What annoys me is that those idiots harm the cause that they purport to be supporting.

They are football hooligans.  They don't care.   They have found a new game.  They are trying to get arrested, so they can scream that the establishment are trying to silence them, that’s it’s an attack on freedom of speech.  Blah, blah, blah.

This is some of their own footage, from a previous encounter, of which they are proud of.   Well deserving of arrest. 
I love how they ask her questions but shout her down before she can answer.

 

It was out of order the way they were hauranging her. It was akin to intimidation.

I totally agree YanFazFan.    A nobody, trying to become somebody, called James Goddard is the ring leader.  I believe they are associates of Dazza’s hero.


I’ve seen the footage.  They were extremely intimidating.  They harassed a number of people that day.


There were police present but standing back.   However, I think their plan is to get arrested.  So Goddard and pals are trying to get arrested, whilst the police are trying not to arrest them.


Probably the short term solution is more police in the area to shadow them, reassure MP’s, members of the press and public, and until they get bored or arrested if they go way too far.   But yeah they are absolute fucking scum.



Meanwhile Facebook and PayPal have closed Goddard’s accounts.
 

 

Jean-Claude Juncker became EC president one year after being more or less forced to resign from his position as president of Luxembourg, following a spying scandal involving the country’s intelligence service. In any country this would usually be considered the point at which your political career dies a quiet death. But the EU welcomed him aboard.

He was cleared of any wrongdoing.  He was strongly criticised for focusing on his European work and neglecting his presidency in Luxembourg.
 

In 2006, the elected prime minister of Slovakia was instructed by Brussels to clamp down on political extremism and repress certain ways of thinking. That same year, the prime minister of Poland was forced by Brussels to declare that his government was not homophobic or anti-Semitic, and that it would not bring back the death penalty. And in 2011, the EU pressured the Hungarian government into rethinking its new constitution.

Too dam right.

The new succession countries were well aware of the high standards expected of them on joining the EU.  The EU does not tolerate racism, fascism, homophobia, anti-Semitism and so on.  You join the club you have to abide by the rules.  All these countries willingly joined the EU, all continue to enjoy EU membership.

The EU’s risk-averse regulations are the scourge of innovation – and many are downright barmy. The price of oven gloves shot up this year after EU officials decided they would impose rigorous testing to ensure that they could withstand temperatures of up to 200 degrees centigrade. In 2010, EU officials suggested banning diabetics from driving. Luckily, this ridiculous rule was never enforced.

Goodness gracious me, CE marked oven gloves that actually work – why would anybody object.  My understanding of the diabetics issue was that it was partly about UK MEPs trying to get the EU to raise the basic EU driving standards up to the full UK standard.  In the UK diabetics who repeatedly hypo (ie their diabetes is not under control can have their licenses withdrawn.
 

When it comes to ignoring the democratic will of its member states, the EU has form. Its rejection of the Greek No vote in 2015 is just the tip of the iceberg. After Ireland voted to reject the Lisbon Treaty in 2008 it was forced to vote again. Under heavy pressure and borderline financial blackmail, it voted to wave it through the following year. This was the second time the Irish had been forced into a do-over. In 2002, a second referendum was held on the Treaty of Nice, after it was originally rejected in 2001. In 2005, the French rejected the EU Constitution, which was then promptly rebranded the Lisbon Treaty and pushed through the French parliament in 2009 by then president Nicolas Sarkozy.

Lets hope we too get the opportunity to vote again.  Now that people can see what BREXIT is about, they surely must be given the opportunity to change their minds.

European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker rejected British Leave voters’ capacity for independent thought by claiming we’d been brainwashed by ‘40 years of lies’. According to Juncker, the vote showed ‘something was wrong in Britain’.

Millions of people in the UK agree with him.   And here you are Dazza spreading lie after lie.
 

Many in the Remain camp claim that leaving the EU is simply a xenophobic excuse for closing borders and stopping immigration.

Most REMAINERS are well aware that it will make no difference to immigration.  Which begs the question of why the LEAVE campaigns campaigned on immigration.  More lies.  It’s not an issue. 

Africa gets it in the neck,

It’s not surprising considering that that is the tradition of many of the EU members (particulary the UK).  Not to mention the G8 (now the G7) as well.  The EPA deals need to be re-negotiated with certain African, Caribbean and Pacific state.   

Having finally come to terms with his lack of appeal to the electorate, he took the next logical step: the unelected position of European commissioner for transport in 1995. The EU, temple of anti-democracy, will always provide a home for unpopular politicians.

Mr Kinnock was appointed to his position by the then Prime Minister - John Major
 

 
Bleedin hope not!

I can't recall another year where there's been so many people with stinking colds/flu/coughs/throats etc...Seems everyone's had it at one point or another. I had the worst cold I've ever had the week before Christmas.

I don't usually get the cold, but that one was a stoater.  And it sure is doing the rounds.

Shingles can be a nightmare.

It's murder, it really is.  Feels like somebody is trying to give me two dental injections into my skull simultaniously, plus my ear aches and my neck is killing me due to a badly swollen lymph node or two.
   

My dislike of the euro project go's back many years and transcends all political parties.

Well yes project leave started more than two decades ago.
But it's one thing to dislike something, but quite another to be unable to express why it is you dislike something.

 

Quote from: VNA on Today at 12:43:36 AM<blockquote>
The trowth is tha youse dinnae ken whit youse want.  But youse dae need somewan tae wyte. And youse will wyte whom ye huv been telt tae wyte.
 
</blockquote>

For the benefit of those who don't read old Scots




The truth is don't know what you want. but you do need someone to blame. And you will blame who you have been told to blame.

Nice
 Though are you confusing Old English which is similar to Scots?  Scots just being Scots because unlike Old English it is a living language. 
Anyway aside fae nitpicking, I feel what I am saying is true.  The EU is the bogeyman.  We’ve been screwed by successive Tory and New Labour (Tory) governments, people are pissed off, and the extreme right have produced their bogeyman – which of course they have been working on for the last 20 years.
 
 

So if we want a trade deal but be outside of the EU,  we go from 9.7% to 0%.

Or 100% (veto) to 0% (No Veto)

Quote from: VNA on Today at 10:08:56 PM<blockquote>Quote<blockquote>The EU is an almost never ending project towards creating a European super-state and all that entails.</blockquote>That’s just meaningless rhetoric.  In any case the EU is never going to become a super state.  And if you want to guarantee that such a fantasy never happens, well stay in so you can veto what will never be proposed.
 </blockquote>It is pretty much the stated direction of the EU with integration deepening. Junker wants a bigger EU budget and his dream is to have a directly-elected president of the EU.In his recent state of the union speech Junker appealed to MEPs and heads of government to give the EU the powers and characteristics traditionally restricted to states.
The EU wants its own foreign policy with decisions made on the basis of a qualified majority vote in which the will of 55% of member states would win the day. So our so called "veto" is an impotent joke. And path to a superstate is not one leap that can be vetoed but a series of smaller steps leading to the final goal.   
Even Juncker himself has conceded that the EU was “imperfect”.   « Last Edit: Today at 11:00:58 PM »

 Who doesn’t want a bigger budget.
 directly-elected president of the EU?   
 But that’s what you want.  Isn’t it?  Or can you not now make up your mind.


 Juncker expressed many hopes and visons in that speech, as is his right, and a lot of it good stuff too. 
But
1.        what are these powers and characteristics traditionally restricted to states
2.       How do you think that is going to be agreed?
 
The EU comprises of 28 members.  The EU is it’s members.  I don’t think you’ll get one member to agree to a majority vote forgein policy never mind 28.  Of course whatever that is.  Juncker can dream all he wants.




 
So you are saying that you want to leave the EU, for reasons concerning issues that have yet to happen, and quite frankly never will happen.  Not to mention the only way you can guarantee that, (I can't believe I'm saying this ) what is not going to happen, is not going to happen, is by continued membership.The VETO.


 


 

 


 

The EU is an almost never ending project towards creating a European super-state and all that entails.

That’s just meaningless rhetoric.  In any case the EU is never going to become a super state.  And if you want to guarantee that such a fantasy never happens, well stay in so you can veto what will never be proposed.
 

Some people are happy with that. I'm not.

You are not happy about something that ain’t gonna happen.
That’s interesting.    

One thing's for sure. They're right hacked off that we're getting out of it all.

If you mean the EU, well of course they are not.  But at the end of the day it’s gonna hurt us a heck of a lot more than it’s gonna hurt them.  If we are really determined to do something stupid, well there ain’t much they can do to stop us.