BM SCOTLAND: The Glasgow Protests over the July 25th-26th Weekend and the Contrasts in Media Reporting. Plus more BM Scotland opinions.
If nothing else Scotland is waking up to the impact of Third World immigration, the loss of housing to 'asylum seekers', the problems generated by 'diversity' and multiculturalism being imposed on towns and cities that never asked for it and the realisation that parts of Scotland will start to change as alien cultures brought in by imported populations are allowed to colonise entire districts.
Add to that the problems of crimes being committed against women and girls by foreign men who have been settled into Scottish communities, but do not respect our culture, our laws or the Scottish way of life.
"Glasgow braced for anti-immigration protest and counter-demonstration"
"A rally is due to take place at Glasgow Green after weeks of smaller demonstrations across the city and in Aberdeen."
Not just the newspapers but all mainstream media outlets - this was STV's opinion....
"An anti-immigration rally is due to take place at Glasgow Green at noon on Saturday"
A counter protest organised by campaign group Stand Up To Racism is set to start an hour earlier
The First Minister said ‘people going around spouting hateful messages will not be tolerated’
Police Scotland will conduct an operation at Glasgow Green to ‘minimise disruption’
It follows weeks of smaller scale protests across Scotland
Key Points
An anti-immigration rally is due to take place at Glasgow Green at noon on Saturday
A counter protest organised by campaign group Stand Up To Racism is set to start an hour earlier
The First Minister said ‘people going around spouting hateful messages will not be tolerated’
Police Scotland will conduct an operation at Glasgow Green to ‘minimise disruption’
It follows weeks of smaller scale protests across Scotland
"Glasgow is braced for a major anti-immigration protest and a counter-demonstration on Saturday after weeks of smaller gatherings across the country.
"A rally is due to take place at Glasgow Green at noon. It follows demonstrations in the Gorbals, Castlemilk, and Cranhill, as well as in Aberdeen.
The protest has been organised by a group called Unite the Clans, which previously operated under the name Aberdeen Against Illegal Migration, amid rising tensions across Scotland.
The demonstrations come in the wake of a spate of alleged sex attacks throughout the country. The organisers believe this is an opportunity for followers to voice their concerns regarding asylum seekers housed in Scotland.
The group is urging followers to “stand united” to “protect women and children”.
At the beginning of the month, it released a poster promoting the gathering that featured the logos of several other anti-immigration groups."
"Scottish First Minister John Swinney told STV News that everyone has the right to protest peacefully, but he “disapproves” of the marches’ “substance”.
He said: “I disagree with the far-right agenda, I disagree with the intolerance perpetuated.
“Obviously, Police Scotland is well prepared for the march that will take place at the weekend.
“It is essential that public safety is respected and that people respect the rule of law. That includes on hate crime.
“People going around spouting hateful messages will not be tolerated by Police Scotland or this country.”
Notice that John Swinney and the SNP had already made their minds up about the anti-immigration protest days before. Swinney believes that the protestors are wrong and makes no recognition that they might have legitimate concerns. And the First Minister assumes that the anti-immigration protestors will commit 'hate crimes'.
So Free Speech on immigration and crimes by migrants is wrong is it?
Note also the hostile tone of the mainstream media reporting the day after the Glasgow Green protest, and the press showing approval of anti-racism protests.
This is how the Scotsman reported on the Saturday protests, note the tone of hostility towards the anti-immigration demonstrators.
15 arrests and weapons seized following Glasgow anti-immigration protest.
"The counter-demonstration was organised by a coalition of groups including Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) and Women Against The Far Right, and supported by groups like the University College Union (UCU) and Refuweegee."
"The two sides were separated by police but outbreaks of violence followed, with projectiles thrown into the anti-racist crowd and footage showing violence and intimidation both inside the park and in the city centre. Arrests were made for possession of an offensive weapon, assault, breach of the peace, obstruction and resisting arrest."
"Total numbers who attended both protests have yet to be confirmed, but it is understood that those in the anti-immigration protest were in their low to middle hundreds with anti-racist supporters turning out in their low to middle thousands."
Taking the BM Scotland message out into Edinburgh
At least some people in Scotland reject immigration and the colonisation of Scottish towns and cities by the surplus population of the Third World.
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