People oppose the EDL because of what the EDL actually is, not because of what EDL apologists say they’d like it to be, and the facts are simple. When the EDL is led by an ex-BNP member it’s no surprise the EDL is (whether EDL leaders wanted it that way or not) being used as a Trojan Horse by Nazis. The video shows EDL leader, ex-BNP member and violent criminal Tommy Robinson (real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) photographed with BNP candidate and EDL activist Alan Spence, and shows Alan Spence photographed with BNP chairman and Holocaust denier Nick Griffin. The video also shows EDL supporters Martin Pugh and Criss Lewis making Adolf Hitler salutes, shows a “Blood & Honour” Nazi called Baggie Totney arriving at an EDL protest in Birmingham, and shows EDL Birmingham and “Blood & Honour” Nazi Wayne Baldwin (Criss Lewis is a folk musician and music teacher from Pontarddulais in Swansea, “Baggie” is a nick-name showing this Nazi supports West Bromwich Albion, and Wayne Baldwin is pictured with Swedish Nazi Janni Hagglund and an EDL Wales supporter who takes his handle “Earl Turner” from “The Turner Diairies” – the book that inspired Nazi terrorists Timothy McVeigh and David Copeland). Other BNP activists who are high-up in the EDL include Chris Renton, Kevin Carroll and Davy Cooling, and BNP activists who support EDL protests include BNP election candidates Charlie Baillie, Grant Rowe, Max Dunbar, Karen Otty, Marlene Guest and Sion Owens, BNP bodyguards Stuart Bates, Jock …
