Irish Facists Get Their Day In Court

by Thomas Sylvan-Geoghan Tue Nov 27, 2007 03:22

I can't believe these drunk nazis ratted themselves out to the pigs.
Looks like they're doing the work for us!
Jolly good work!

by Klampf Tue Nov 27, 2007 04:38

A better venue for their achtungpissortliche nocturnal gallimaufry would have been the ruins of the Hellfire Club, surely?

by Malcolm Tue Nov 27, 2007 10:32

Who are these nobodies and why are we talking about them?

by pat c Tue Nov 27, 2007 10:48

Interesting to see the CWs emerge again. They are certainly good at running, thats why they are called the master race. They might also be called the Celtic Birds because they certainly sang like canaries when they were confronted in a Dublin pub last year. They then ran like startled rabbits up and down O'Connell Street.

Perhaps they want a return engagement?

See:

Sheep in wolves' clothing: Nazi boneheads come a cropper in Dublin.
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/76443

by guydebordisdead Tue Nov 27, 2007 12:15

Previous pictures posted by the Celtic Wolves themselves have shown them wearing balaclavas, giving nazi salutes and bearing knives and clubs. Perhaps the next time they have a sleep over they'd do better to talk about girls they like, give each other makeovers and tell scary stories about the time AFA broke up their meeting.

Sleepover camp

by Coilín Tue Nov 27, 2007 15:25

This article raises more questions than it answers, and not least:
What were the six charged with?
What were the two convicted of?
What evidence was presented in court to prove that these men represented any real threat to anybody?
Did either of the two convicted express an intent to appeal?

Am I right in thinking that the two Irishmen were convicted of being drunk and disorderly, and refusing to obey a Garda? (And the three foreigners left off because they obeyed the instruction to leave the place?)
If so, the case reminds me of the bold anarchist comrade who was convicted of urinating in a public place before the demo at Baldonnel last year: an abuse of an irrelevant law to convict a political activist for a victimless crime; a trumped-up pretext to infringe his constitutional right to express his political convictions.

Can libertarians and socialists afford to cheer and jeer when the Garda interfere with freedom of assembly and of expression, even when the political convictions expressed at the assembly in question are (apparently) repugnant to us?

Is the Garda there to protect us from acts of violence, e.g. actual racist attacks, or to police the political debate between libertarians, socialists, nationalists, fascists and Nazis, etc.?

Best,
Coilin.

by phil Tue Nov 27, 2007 18:13

Were any anarchists aware that this gathering was happening? if so it should have been the AFA that broke up their little party not the police!

by @ Tue Nov 27, 2007 19:20

Its obvious that AFA or any Anarchists had no prior knowledge to this little gathering of theirs. The CW should thank themselves lucky, that the cops broke their camp out up and not antifa.

CW Summer Camp 2007

Pictures of the aformented 'camp'.

CW Summer Camp 2007

by Klampf Wed Nov 28, 2007 06:15

As I said, do it at the Hellfire Club next dark night, celtic wolvies - preferably in the pelt so if any AFA interlopers happen upon youse they'll take one look and scatter towards goetterdaemmerung.

by Shop steward Wed Nov 28, 2007 23:50

These 6 sad acts don't look much like a master race to me. If you can stomach it, visit their web-site and see how they take their pathetic little fascist theories SO seriously. I wouldn't give them the credit of dignifying them as political players of any significance. Ignore them and they'll go away/grow up/get a job/get laid. Eventually.

by Micahel Gallagher - Photographer Thu Nov 29, 2007 15:06

I just want to say well done to Ngomo for posting this...the more we know about these types and their activities, the easier it will be to keep them down. Well done!

The photos are interesting...were the faces covered by indymedia?

by Frank Wed Dec 05, 2007 14:00

How can anybody on IndyMedia support the arrest of these idiots?

Yes we don't agree with their message, but people some people don't agree with all of our messages and they want us to be arrested. We should not arrest people we don't agree with we should try to educate them and if they can't be educated let them be. Passing laws that restrict freedom of speech and arresting people because of it is not something to be celebrated by us even if we don't like the people arrested, even if what they say is rubbish. It's against the constitution and lets home one day they don't get 51% (of the 20% of Irish who vote) to ban anti-shell material. Remember, voting in laws to use against 'them' can one day be used against us.

by Al Thu Dec 06, 2007 14:34

I find it strange that so many support the arrest of these people and seem to love the chance to fight in the streets with them but then cry foul if a Garda so much as looks at you.

Double standards I call it.

Oh and urinating in public isnt a victimless crime if its your house / shop / etc that smells and has too be cleaned up. Try being an adult or buying nappies next time.

by Caobhin Fri Dec 07, 2007 13:08

I suppose to protest cowardly criminal assaults carried out by uniformed thugs against Rossport, republican, RTS protestors etc is to "cry foul if a Garda so much as looks at you."

People were laughing at the uselessness of these morons either because;

a/ they can''t hold a piss up on a mountain without drawing attention to themselves or
b/ they have a police tout(s) in their tiny ranks.

Anti-fascists do not cheerlead the cops - we leave that to the likes of you.