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If The Police Have No Objection To The Edl's Peaceful March, Shouldn't It Be Their Opposing Groups Who Should Be Banned, Thus Ensuring Peace Remains?

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anotheoldgit | 12:07 Fri 05th Aug 2016 | News
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http://www.nottinghampost.com/edl-march-risk-to-children-and-families-claims-nottingham-city-council/story-29584832-detail/story.html

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I fear that the EDL have seen better days, and are well on their way to obscurity.
The turnout for this Nottingham protest is paltry. You could fit the lot of them in one double decker bus. The police outnumber them 10 to 1.
15:35 Sat 06th Aug 2016
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erm did I read:

"and opposing groups shall be banned to maintain peace" ?

who first said - "you create a desert and call it peace"

yup first non-Roman quote in Latin - about the conquest of northern ENgland. Principle lives on in AOG
15:42 Sat 06th Aug 2016
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