Last summer, at the height of the fascist pogroms, we worked and fought together as a community, resisting a full frontal attack against another migrant hotel. They didn’t dare to show their faces in Old Market a few days later.
Earlier this year, we chased UKIP out of town and they had to flee in police vans. Fascists are afraid of Bristol. Let’s show them they have reason to be.
Turn out in numbers this Saturday, our strength is together!
Join Friends of Bristol Antifascists for an evening of food and prisoner letter writing, as we gather to support antifascist prisoners around the world because isolation is a state weapon and connection is a form of resistance. Show our comrades that their fight continues on the outside 🏴🚩
6pm Friday 25th July at BASE Social Centre, 14 Robertson Road, BS5 6JY
Letter-writing materials provided Vegan meal served — donations welcome
What does it means to stand up against mass deportations under an authoritarian regime? This is a chance to put your questions to an LA activist. As well as learn the rights you can share with people being targeted by immigration enforcement in Bristol.
We will have some short talks from the different groups and then plenty of time for questions and discussion and to think about next steps. There will also be zines, stickers and radical literature available.
UKIP’s leader Nick Tenconi, has called a protest in Bristol to demand “mass deportations” of migrants and asylum seekers. We will not allow this to happen unopposed.
When racists attacked migrant housing in Redcliffe last summer, we proved that direct mass community opposition to the far right is the best way to keep everyone safe: either the cops can’t do it, or won’t.
Don’t let UKIP and Nick Tenconi bring their hate and violence to our city. Stand with us to oppose their racism.
Bring food and water, wear black and a mask – it protects others as well as yourself. Don’t talk to cops, and look out for your mates.
Note – we will be sharing more information about black bloc and protest tactics and safety over the coming days. Even if you don’t feel comfortable joining the black bloc, please still attend, numerous groups are opposing UKIP and numbers is what will help keep us all safe
Saturday 15th February 6pm at BASE Social Centre, Easton BS5 6JY
Louise Purbrick, who inherited and edited Dave Hann’s book, Physical Resistance, has updated the work with a new chapter on the Anti-Fascist Network. Please join an open discussion of our share antifascist history and how we can use it NOW!
We have copies of the book available at our stall which we bring out to various events around Bristol. The book is also available at many infoshops and radical book stores as well as online distributors including Active Distribution and PM Press.