Paul "Lionheart" Ray Seeks Luton March (Again)

You can read all you need to know about Dunstable blogger "Lionheart" from the article featured left. Sore after a big-time defeat in the town centre last Saturday, he is writing to local police to request a St George's Day march. Together with Dunstable BNP supporter Laurence Jones he is behind a Facebook campaign to whip up support amongst the keyboard warriors.

If Lionheart is so keen on a march, why does he not hold it in his own town of Dunstable ? Obviously he is looking to stir up trouble on our patch.

We believe it is fine to be proud of your country and to give support to local soldiers. A march organised by these people with a sinister alternative agenda would do more much more harm than good. Anyway, here's the letter ...

Dear Chief Superintendant Andy Frost (Divisional Commander for Luton)

I am writing to you concerning a St George’s day parade in Luton town centre that a group I am involved with are hoping to put on, to mark this special day in the calendar of the English people.As you are well aware, there was a recent demonstration in the town centre that was cancelled by many people out of respect to Luton police, a demonstration the media falsely accused of being hijacked by fascists.The paper stated that it is your responsibility to keep harmony in the town, which you achieved on Saturday 28th March. However, no disrespect to you, but you didn’t do a very good job of keeping harmony during the Poachers homecoming parade through the town on March 10th.

It seems that Luton police, of which you are divisional commander, would rather a group of Islamic militants who are aligned to Osama Bin Laden, Abu Hamza, Omar Bakri and Anjem Choudry disrupt the town and Nations harmony at will, and then persecute normal citizens who complain about this. When we, as normal citizens, seek to demonstrate against this Al Qaeda terrorist supporting group’s disgusting behaviour in Luton, you come out in force pleading for calm, with a media campaign labelling us all fascists.If you will not keep the peace and enforce the law upon Islamic militants as the police, who are paid to uphold law and order, then who will?

I hope that yourself and whoever else gets to read this, will agree that there is something seriously wrong here. If we, the common people, cannot voice our concerns on our streets about terrorists and their aims yet the Islamic militants can, it begs the question; "what has happened to our country to have sunk so low? And what does the future now hold for us?"I know that the majority of people involved in the March 28th demo in Luton were not descending on the town to cause civil disorder. They were descending from all over the country, to show their support to our armed services, to protest against Al Qaeda in Britain, and to stand in solidarity with the people of Bedfordshire over what is happening in our communities.Harmony was preserved this day in Luton because once again, we all had to stay silent about what is happening in our country and community, but next time things could turn out very differently. Not for any other reason than because the English people now have their backs firmly against the wall by the State, and are being abused and terrorised by militant Islam so there is no where else for us to turn other than to each other, and than spill out onto the streets in protest together.I hope I can safely say that that is not what the State wants, and I could also safely say that that is not what the majority of the silent majority want either.

Those who sit back watching the news with their wives and children as current events unfold outside their front doors and know they need to do something about what is going on so that their voices can be heard within society.Our forefathers fought and died for the freedoms we once enjoyed in this land that have slowly and systematically been removed from us by today’s ruling powers, but joining together on the streets is one freedom that is a God given right as English men/women in our own country that cannot be removed from us by anyone.The plea to you now is, will you give your permission and support to an organised St George’s day parade through Luton town centre this April 23rd?A day when the people of Luton can join together in unity with others from far and wide peacefully, where for a day there will be no politics within this arena that hampers modern society, or territorial differences between people. A day where we can leave all those differences behind and become one behind our national flag in honour of our patron saint St George.Every other nationality within our land is allowed to celebrate their identity as a part of the equality and multiculturalism agenda that has been enforced upon us by today’s government. However, we as the English, whose country this is, are continually refused to celebrate who we are, by these same people. We are called racists and fascists by the media if we try to.

I believe everyone reading this will agree that those words have been worn very thin now in the eyes of just about everyone. So now is the time for the State to support us as we emerge from the silent peaceful majority into the forefront of society once again, where our voices are heard.We, and you, have no other choice! Moslems are allowed to celebrate their historical religious leaders every year, sometimes with them cutting themselves to shreds with knives and bleeding profusely in our towns and cities. They are allowed to take to the streets to demonstrate against everything that offends them about British life, and her national and international policies, and they are not called racists by the media for doing so. Then when we want to unite as English men/women behind our national flag, shedding no blood upon the streets, we are labelled as racists and fascists.

Things have to change, and the hope is that Bedfordshire police will grant permission for that change to happen peacefully and within the law. If not the silent majority will have no other choice but to protest illegally. That is just the basic facts of the matter based upon the reality that now surrounds us, that cannot be changed unless people work together to bring about change.

Time is of the essence now because St George’s day is only 3 weeks away, so a swift reply would be very much appreciated and then we can present you with an outlay for the day. We have a well respected, professional organisation that are helping and advising us on how to run the parade successfully, but we just need to have your permission as the first step. There are also several guest speakers we would like to invite to speak to any people who will have gathered on the day, and being the Divisional Commander for Luton it might be nice for you to join them too if you grant permission.

This letter is coming to you on behalf of everyone already joined with the "Luton St George’s day" group who would like to celebrate this their national day for them and their families, and a hard copy will be in the post to you.We look forward to your reply.

Yours sincerely

Paul Ray