BRITISH MOVEMENT SCOTLAND HAILS ALL PATRIOTIC SCOTS ON SAINT ANDREW'S DAY 2024.
Scotland needs to base its Nationalism on Blood and Soil, Faith and Folk.
British National Socialism is the way forward to build a solid Folk Community across Scotland, uniting our folk, honouring our culture, history, heritage and traditions but remaining part of the union of Great Britain, the United Kingdom.
ALBA DUISG!
Rock Against Communism Music Event in Bathgate Defies Left-Wing Intimidation
Bathgate - November 16th 2024.
Hate of Hope!
On Saturday the 16th November a ballad gig was organised in Scotland. This was to coincide with their usual celebration of St Andrews day that is held annually each year. Also for a mark of Remembrance for British personal killed while serving in the Armed Forces. On Wednesday the 13th of November Nick Lowles of Hope not Hate decided he was going to do what he always does and incite Ultra Left Wing Echo Terrorists to mobilise and try and disrupt the gig or attack people wanting to attend the event. Lowles, a fanatical hater of anything traditional about Britain, was spreading his hate through his usual channels via Social Media, getting his minions to phone round and threaten publican’s and threaten any establishment that may let musicians from Rock Against Communism play at the event. Police Scotland also who are advised by Lowles were scrambling around visiting peoples houses and threatening them. Its utterly disgusting that an organisation such as Police Scotland which is supposed to represent everyone impartially takes orders from Marxists such as Lowles's organisation, a well known instigator that use Communist tactics to threaten law abiding people.
No laws are broken while these concerts are happening. In fact the event was used to raise money for a project being run by British Movement North West called (Feed the Streets). One of Ian Stuart's acoustic guitar’s was on show and for a donation people attending the event could have their photos taken with it. A sum of £500 was raised for the British Homeless who are left to rot by the British government. This money will buy medical supplies and blankets chocolate and water and other items they need all for Our People on the streets. Some of them ex soldiers.
Lowles and his band of Cultural Marxist terrorists (Communists) planned a demonstration at Bathgate Train Station which of course Lowles wouldn’t be present at. 10 of them turned up, so their mobilisation was useless anyway. Lowles then issued a statement saying that his minions and Police Scotland had found the venue and had got it cancelled. Which was just in his and Police Scotland's heads. As the event went ahead as planned, with no trouble, no interference and no violence committed by Lowles's Communist rabble.
We who attended the event were greeted by good honest people who care about their people and Nation. Who are sick of the ever evident two tiered Political Policing instigated by such people such as Lowles. His vile politics and instigating of Violence towards anyone who disagrees with his political agenda of being master Witch Hunter is all a fallacy within his tiny little head.
While he and Police Scotland his political puppets were busy persecuting good people, money was raised for the indigenous British Homeless on our streets. While his Communist co horts were holding their 'Demo' in Bathgate, Money was being raised for the indigenous British Homeless.
Lowles: 0
Rock Against Communism 1
NO SURRENDER! 
BRITISH MOVEMENT SCOTLAND
Edinburgh Diwali Festival 2024
Evidence that the Great Replacement is Impacting on Scotland.
This is not just about illegal immigrants and 'asylum seekers' being housed in hotels and rented properties in Scottish towns and cities.
The mainstream media and Left-wing politicians say that the Great Replacement is just a 'Far-Right Conspiracy Theory'.
But the what about the Hindu Diwali festival celebrated in Edinburgh city centre in November ?
DOES THIS ACTUALLY SOUND LIKE A TRADITIONAL SCOTTISH CELEBRATION?
This report from the Edinburgh News
Diwali is a five-day festival of lights, celebrated by millions of Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists around the world.
In Edinburgh, Diwali is celebrated with a free festival that starts with a parade from St Andrew Square, led by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh. The annual event takes place in the first week of November in 2024.
Diwali is a five-day festival of lights, celebrated by millions of Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists around the world.
In Edinburgh, Diwali is celebrated with a free festival that starts with a parade from St Andrew Square, led by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh. The annual event takes place in the first week of November in 2024.
Diwali is a five-day festival of lights, celebrated by millions of Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists around the world.
The Diwali parade features floats with giant Hindu Gods: Ganesha, the Elephant God; Hanuman, the Monkey God and Commander in Chief of Rama’s Army; Shiva, God that destroys and transforms the Universe and the centrepiece of Rama’s Horse-drawn Chariot carrying Rama, his wife Sita, his brother Lakshman and Hanuman returning from exile after killing Demon God Ravana.
Music and dance includes pipe bands, led by the band of the Scottish Regiment and folk dancers from India and Scotland.
At the end of the Edinburgh Diwali Parade the Diwali celebrations move onto The Ross Bandstand in West Princes Street Gardens for live performance typically ranging from Bollywood style dance to dramatic enactment.
A selection of North and South Indian Food will be available and the Festival ends with a firework show around 5.30pm.
Edinburgh Diwali is a registered charity, started as an initiative by the Lord Provost in 2015. The Edinburgh Diwali Festival is free to all.
This is the tenth year that Edinburgh has celebrated the Festival of Lights in the city centre. Edinburgh Diwali began as an Indian festival and this is the largest public Diwali event in Scotland with dancers and musicians from South America, India and Scotland.
Rajnish Singh, President of Edinburgh Diwali, said: “‘We are celebrating our 10th Diwali, Festival of Light, complementing 900 years of Edinburgh city. Diwali is one of the most widely celebrated Indian festivals across the world by the Indian diaspora. We at Edinburgh Diwali organise the festival in such a way that anyone interested can participate with no barriers – open to all and free to attend in the city centre.
“The organisation of Diwali 2024 is not possible without the hard work of Edinburgh Diwali committee, volunteers, performers, and the support from City of Edinburgh Council and our sponsors. I would like to extend my gratitude to all of them and to our audience for their continued support. We also highly appreciate the support and guidance from the office of Lord Provost of Edinburgh, Consul General of India, Edinburgh, and many long-standing friends of Edinburgh Diwali.”
The Edinburgh Reporter again, enthusiastically said this.....
Edinburgh Diwali, a registered Scottish charity, has been organising Edinburgh’s primary public Diwali celebration since 2015. This vibrant, multicultural event warmly welcomes people of all backgrounds and has become one of Edinburgh’s most popular community-led festivals, now a fixture in the city’s festive calendar.
The 2024 Diwali celebration, scheduled for Sunday 3rd November, marks Edinburgh Diwali’s 10th anniversary. To commemorate this milestone, Edinburgh Diwali held a special reception in the Scottish Parliament’s Holyrood Room on 30 October, sponsored by Foysol Choudhury MSP, who welcomed attendees.
Distinguished guests included First Minister of Scotland John Swinney, Leader of the Scottish Labour Party Anas Sarwar MSP, Minister for Equality Kaukab Stewart MSP, Leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP, Neil Bibby MSP, and the Indian Consul General in Edinburgh, Mr Siddharth Malik. The event brought together over 100 guests, including representatives from community organisations, councillors, and long-time supporters of Edinburgh Diwali.
Dancers from Ahalya Dance Academy and Dance Ihayami showcased traditional and fusion performances, adding to the festive atmosphere.
Mr Rajnish Singh, President of Edinburgh Diwali, extended a warm welcome and expressed gratitude to the sponsor, speakers, performers, attendees, photographers, decorators, and the Scottish Parliament events team on behalf of the Edinburgh Diwali Committee. Guests enjoyed an evening of light refreshments and celebration.
Foysol Choudhury MSP said:
“Hosting cultural events in the Scottish Parliament, at the heart of Scottish democracy, serves as a powerful reminder that: Culture Matters.”
“It matters to Our Communities—by celebrating religious freedoms and cultural expression, strengthening community bonds, and promoting cooperation and unity within our diverse society.”
“It matters for Cross-Cultural understanding—encouraging us to engage with each other’s faiths, cultural practices, and customs, helping combat prejudice and fostering a more tolerant society.”
Notice the wording here......
The Edinburgh Hindu Mandir & Cultural Centre is established for the advancement of religion, culture and arts and specifically:
The Edinburgh Hindu Mandir & Cultural Center is committed to promoting an equal opportunities policy that will reflect good practice by actively discouraging discriminatory behaviour on the grounds of race, religion, color, nationality, age, gender, marital status or disability.
Edinburgh Hindu Mandir recognize that Scotland is a multicultural society and believes that cultural diversity positively enriches our society. This belief is reflected in the commitment of the Hindu Mandir and culture to promoting and encouraging wider access to Indian arts and cultural activities within Scotland.
Specifically two statements.....
“Hosting cultural events in the Scottish Parliament, at the heart of Scottish democracy, serves as a powerful reminder that: Culture Matters.”
“It matters to Our Communities—by celebrating religious freedoms and cultural expression, strengthening community bonds, and promoting cooperation and unity within our diverse society.”
"Edinburgh Hindu Mandir recognize that Scotland is a multicultural society and believes that cultural diversity positively enriches our society."
Since when is Scotland a multicultural society?
Edinburgh is supposed to be Scotland's capital city and a shop window for Scotland's traditions, history, culture and heritage - so a week given over to a religious festival celebrating the Hindu religious traditions of the Indian sub-continent is hardly that.
Scotland has already seen Muslim Asian/Pakistani immigrants being elected as MP's or MSP's ; think Anas Sarwar leader of Scottish Labour or former useless First Minister Humza Yousaf for the SNP. And there have been others.
Exactly when and by whom were the Scottish people asked whether they wanted Scotland to become a multi-racial, multicultural country?
Multiculturalism Must NOT Become Scotland's Future!
HELP TO BUILD THE BRITISH MOVEMENT NETWORK ACROSS SCOTLAND
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SCOTLAND WAKE! ALBA DUISG!
NOVEMBER 11th 2024
REMEMBER SCOTLAND'S FALLEN ON ARMISTICE DAY
THE COMMANDO MONUMENT AT SPAEN BRIDGE
Below: The real message of November 1918.
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