And we have broadened the purpose of the demonstration to embrace more aspects of the continuing assault from Islamification in the UK. We will, of course, continue our campaign to have a permanent commemorative memorial located at the site where Fusilier Lee Rigby was killed almost two years ago.
But our May 9 demonstration will not be as limited in scope as we had planned for Woolwich. The quiet respect that would have characterised our Woolwich demonstration to commemorate the fallen soldier will be replaced by a vigorous march and a forceful set of hard-hitting speeches. Two days after the General Election, we will be reinforcing the need for government action across a wide range of issues:
• the grooming and abuse gangs
• the continuing spread of mosques
• the heightened pressure to permit sharia law to edge its way into the UK
• the radicalisation of young UK Muslims
• the intrusion of unlabeled halal foods
• uncontrolled mass immigration
• the failure to act against female genital mutilation
• the corruption of our school curriculum by a misguided focus on diversity
• and the political correctness and timidity that allow all these to flourish.
These are all issues of concern across the country, but they have been downplayed by politicians and the media. We will keep ALL these issues on the national agenda.
And of course we will always remember the murder of Lee Rigby and all that it signifies about what needs to be corrected in this country.
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