Read up, and if you live in Britain or Europe, be careful.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redwatch
http://www.redwatch.org.uk/
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/09/351982.html
RedWatch was a neo-Nazi magazine in Britain, but what I'm pointing out is the website, which is also neo-Nazi and focuses on anti-Communist bullshit.
The scary thing? People take pictures of communists and where to find them, and put them up on RedWatch, and encourage violence against them.
Here are some quotes from wikipedia:
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The information gathered by Redwatch is indexed by cities or regions. Many of the people listed are members of the Anti-Nazi League or other anti-racist/anti-fascist and left-wing groups, such as the Socialist Party (UK) and Socialist Workers Party (Britain), although some Labour Party, Liberal Democrat and Conservative members are also listed. Trade unionists, in particular teachers and journalists, figure prominently in the listings. There are also dozens of photographs of anarchists and single-issue protestors. All of these have no context and much actual information is inaccurate.
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Anyone listed on Redwatch may be at increased risk of violence from far right supporters. According to Searchlight Magazine, a Leeds teacher who complained about a notorious far right activist from Leeds called Tony White leafleting his school took his details and listed them on Redwatch, allegedly after the jailing of Tony White other far right supporters decided to firebomb his car as a reprisal. [4] Another instance, according to Indymedia, is of an anti-racist reportedly followed and attacked on 16 May 2006 after the recent appearance of his personal data on the Redwatch website. The assailants reportedly shouted "We'll kill you, you leftist ******** TUC organiser Alec McFadden received death threats shortly after his details appeared on the site. At precisely the same time Joe Owens, an official Merseyside BNP candidate with several convictions for violent offences (see above) began sending him e-mails gloating that he had photographic details of his house, car, and family [6]. Since standing as a Respect candidate in the May 2006 elections, McFadden has been physically attacked at his own home. [7]
There have been many reports to the police of people suffering death threats after their details have appeared on the site. These have included Members of Parliament and their families. [8]
There have been many reports to the police of people suffering death threats after their details have appeared on the site. These have included Members of Parliament and their families. [8]
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The site's slogan is Remember places, traitors' faces, they'll all pay for their crimes, a quote from neo-Nazi musician Ian Stuart.
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The BNP leadership published a statement in April 2004 restating their official position that members are prohibited from providing material to the site.[10]
However, BNP members continue to be seen photographing people at events such as Unite Against Fascism leafletting campaigns, and even boasting whilst doing so. Recently during the trials of Nick Griffin and Mark Collett Antony White was seen taking photographs of people opposing the BNP and One BNP member in York took photos at the local branch of UAF's AGM, claiming that they were going to be placed on a BNP website, but photos of these individuals have appeared on Redwatch.
However, BNP members continue to be seen photographing people at events such as Unite Against Fascism leafletting campaigns, and even boasting whilst doing so. Recently during the trials of Nick Griffin and Mark Collett Antony White was seen taking photographs of people opposing the BNP and One BNP member in York took photos at the local branch of UAF's AGM, claiming that they were going to be placed on a BNP website, but photos of these individuals have appeared on Redwatch.
