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| − | According to blogger Richard Bartholomew, Flowers posted on Facebook in late 2010 about having a two hour meeting with [[Alan Lake]], a counterjihad activist later revealed to be a funder and strategist of the EDL, [[Abdullah al-Andalusi]] of the [[Muslim Debate Initiative]] and [[Paul Williams]], likely the [[Family Security | + | According to blogger Richard Bartholomew, Flowers posted on Facebook in late 2010 about having a two hour meeting with [[Alan Lake]], a counterjihad activist later revealed to be a funder and strategist of the EDL, [[Abdullah al-Andalusi]] of the [[Muslim Debate Initiative]] and [[Paul Williams]], likely the [[Family Security Matters]] contributor.<ref name="Barts2">[http://barthsnotes.com/2010/12/16/alan-lake-and-a-couple-of-friends/ Alan Lake and a Couple of Friends], Bartholomew's Notes on Religion, 16 December 2010</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 03:08, 22 January 2015
Charlie Flowers is the leader of the Fighting Cocks, described in a review by the Yorkshire newspaper, the Selby Times as an "Essex gypsy band":
- There's a real anti extremism/terrorism element to the music as well, so handle with care as it's purposefully designed to offend. As the Cock's mastermind Charlie Flowers states "our guitars kill Al Qaeda"! Quite![1]
Flowers attended the counter-demonstration against a cancelled protest by Islam4UK in Piccadilly Circus on 31 October 2009. Two separate counter-protests were organised by British Muslims for Secular Democracy and by English nationalists.[2]
Contents
The Cheerleaders
Blogger Tim Ireland has accused Flowers of being part of an online campaign of harassment against him:
- Charlie Flowers (aka 'Ludas Matyi') is the ringleader of a group who call themselves the 'Cheerleaders*'; they turned up at the beginning of the Jenvey saga, and continued to pester myself and others until Dominic Wightman intervened. Now it's in Wightman's interests that I suffer for what he did to me (!) these 'Cheerleaders' have suddenly/mysteriously returned with a vengeance, and have been repeatedly publishing my home address online and broadcasting it to audiences that are hostile to me alongside claims that I am a bully, a stalker, a Nazi, and an ally of religious extremists.[3]
In December 2009, Shooter Kirpachi published on the Cheerleaders Facebook page a picture of Flowers with English Democrats supporters Darren Marsh and Bill Baker. Flowers appeared to be holding a poster for the One Law For All campaign.[4]
In February 2010 this picture was noted by the TalkIslam blog, which suggested Flowers had links with the English Defence League (EDL).[5]
Shortly afterwards, Kirpachi published a picture of Flowers with Marsh and two members of the EDL, one of whom was the group's youth leader Joel Titus.[6][7]
Meeting Alan Lake
According to blogger Richard Bartholomew, Flowers posted on Facebook in late 2010 about having a two hour meeting with Alan Lake, a counterjihad activist later revealed to be a funder and strategist of the EDL, Abdullah al-Andalusi of the Muslim Debate Initiative and Paul Williams, likely the Family Security Matters contributor.[8]
Affiliations
Contact
- Facebook Charlie Flowers
External Resources
- Tim Ireland Meet Charlie Flowers (aka Ludas Matyi), Bloggerheads, 30 September 2009.
- Richard Batholomew, More on the Cheerleaders, Bartholomew's Notes on Religion, 2, October 2009.
Notes
- ↑ The Fighting Cocks: Music For Lapdancers, Selby Times, 7 May 2008.
- ↑ Sunny Hundal, Pictures from Today's anti-Islamist Demo, 'Pickled Politics, 31 October 2009. Flowers appears in the bottom left of the second photo. [1]
- ↑ Tim Ireland Meet Charlie Flowers (aka Ludas Matyi), Bloggerheads, 30 September 2009.
- ↑ Photos from Cheerleadered!, Photo 30 of 56, Facebook, accessed 6 February 2010.
- ↑ johnpi, Cyber-stalker Charlie Flowers’ English Defense League connection, Talk Islam,1 February 2010.
- ↑ Photos from Cheerleadered!, Photo 2 of 56, Facebook, accessed 6 February 2010.
- ↑ Richard Bartholomew, English Defence League Faction Meets with Charlie Flowers and “Cheerleader” Friends, 6 February 2010.
- ↑ Alan Lake and a Couple of Friends, Bartholomew's Notes on Religion, 16 December 2010
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