MUHAMMAD HAQUE, ADVOCATING KHEYDAIEELAAR! ARGUES: “KEEP THE WORD ‘BANGLATOWN’ IN THE WARD!

MUHAMMAD HAQUE, ADVOCATING KHEYDAIEELAAR! ARGUES: 

“KEEP THE WORD ‘BANGLATOWN’ IN THE WARD!

November 24, 2012 · by kheydaieelaar · Bookmark the permalink. · Edit

KEEP “Banglatown” active in the community! Stop the racist bid to drop “Banglatown”!

Kheydaieelaar!

By © Muhammad Haque, Organiser, Khoodeelaar! now mobilising the arguments and the defence of the community against the LATEST ATTCK by Big Business agents on the community as exposed in the bid to get the word “banglatown” dropped from the electoral map of the  Brick Lane London E1 area. [7]

UPDATING the moral, the ethical, the democratic and the political and the social ANGER of the Community at the attack on Society that the Tory Councillors have mounted via Boundary Commission.

STOP the Tory councillor’s racist agenda against the East End  community he has compared with KANGAROOS! Defend the name Banglatown as part of the Tower Hamlets Council Ward symbolising centuries of struggle by the disenfranchise peoples for rights and justice. Back the call for Tory Councillor Peter Golds to be held legally and democratically accountable for his racist utterance. Sack Peter Golds as a Councillor on Tower Hamlets Council.

The following front page of the TOWER HAMLETS RECORDER reported the Khoodeelaar! campaign defending the community in the Brick Lane London E1 area in October 2004.

Until KHOODEELAAR! there was no local action in the East End of London that beat the attacks by Big Business AND the Big Business  stooges installed in the UK parliament and in the UK Government. The Khoodeelaar! campaign also created a world-wide awareness about the key role of the Brick Lane London E1 area in the life of the people both in the immediate East End of London and beyond. The KHOODEELAAR! Campaign Saying NO to Big Biz agenda Crossrail hole attack on the community in the East End of London has been proven to have had far reaching impact.  Well beyond the fact that as a community, the Brick Lane London E1 area stands. As contrasted with the devastation that would have been mounted on the local small traders, the homes and the environment had we not stopped the 6 year long attack of the Crossrail hole!  [To be continued]

PUBLISHED online an d in print by AADHIKAR Media Foundation London Saturday 24 November 2012