Wednesday night was an Establishment black-operation propaganda initiative

in my opinion.

As I said yesterday a few of us thought the ‘list’ was a hoax.  That included Essex Police in Southend. I didn’t publish the ‘list’ yesterday so as not to be giving it the oxygen of publicity, regardless of who was ‘organising’ it.

But it’s below now.

All relatively minor offices, not the premises of any organisation with any authority.  To be completely accurate the first version that appeared on-line had the addresses pixelated out. Then suddenly late Tuesday evening Stand Up To Racism, the Unions and allied groups produced notices summoning their activitists to each individual office in different colours with time, directions, exhortations to ‘stop the Far-right’.  This was the first most people had heard of anything.

And it worked. Some are saying it was a failure of police intelligence. I don’t think it was. I think the police knew there was no huge ‘far-right’ event of action planned. But they had to turn up, just in case, and also to police the SUTP/Socialist Worker/ Antifa/Trade Union/Muslim groups who were obviously being mobilised in numbers.

They are all crowing this morning. They stopped a ‘far-right’ action that was never planned to take place. The ‘far-right’ never turned up (other than a few odd curious individuals who took the list at face value) because they hadn’t organised it.

But it has given good boasting rights to SUTR and their friends, with the co-operation of the mainstream media who’s headlines this morning are all in correct lock-step.

The Telegraph: Thousands of counter-protesters crowd out planned far-Right rallies

The Independent: Up to 25,000 counter-protesters march in clear message to far-right after 100 rallies planned

The Express: Astonishing photos as thousands shield cities from far-Right thugs

The Guardian: Thousands of anti-racism protesters take to streets across England to counter far-right rallies

Sky News: Met Police chief says ‘fears of extreme-right disorder abated’ after ‘show of unity from communities’

The Times: Anti-racists outnumber far right on day of defiance after riots

The BBC: ‘Successful night,’ Met Police chief says after mostly peaceful rallies across England

ITV News: Thousands of anti-racism protesters take to streets after week of unrest

The London Evening Standard: Met chief hails ‘show of unity from communities’

The Manchester Evening News: In the face of hatred and intolerance, Greater Manchester’s show of defiance and solidarity

Even GB News: Fears of mass violent disorder fail to materialise as up to 25,000 counter-protesters take to streets

Two important newspapers lead with something different.

In Birmingham the Birmingham Mail is still, rightly, leading with the aftermath of the violence in Bordesley Green on Monday night when the reporter of Sky news was intimidated and nearly attacked on air by a gang of Muslim men (protecting their mosque, don’t you know!) who went on to attack the Clumsy Swan pub, injuring one man (lacerated liver) and trying to break into the main bar.

Man seen holding stick on Sky coverage of Bordesley Green gathering claims it was ‘religious staff’

A man accused of carrying an ‘offensive weapon’ during an anti-EDL gathering in Bordesley Green has denied the offence claiming it was a ‘religious staff’. Shehraz Sarwar was captured on Sky television footage of the events in Belchers Lane on Monday, August 5, holding a ‘wooden stick with cord wrapped around it’, Birmingham Magistrates’ Court was told.

The 46-year-old has accepted it was him but has insisted it was a religious item which he was ‘well known’ for carrying around the area for the last 11 years. The court also heard he had been previously jailed for a public order offence in 2016 after shouting ‘religious remarks’ on a plane as it was landing

And the Daily Mail, having heard that the black list was a hoax, and there was no ‘far-right’ evening planned, rather a chance for the anti-racism industry to mobilise their followers, has doubled down in insisting it was real but that the ‘far-right’ thought better of it because of opposition.

Far-right protests fizzle out in the drizzle as tens of thousands of ordinary Brits crowd streets to silence the rioting thugs… who desperately try to save face by pretending ‘100 demo’ plans were deliberate LIES to waste police time

Thousands of anti-racist protesters have outnumbered far-right antagonists on the streets of Britain in a show of love over hate – as those behind gatherings targeting immigration centres tried to backpedal on the gatherings ever being planned.

Around 100 hate-fuelled protests were planned across the country tonight, many of which were planned in now-deleted far-right groups on apps such as Telegram . . . But their promises to turn up at immigration centres at 8pm vanished into thin air.

Undeterred, red-faced would-be protesters have taken to social media to row back on their claims – and now claim there was never a plan to target refugee centres in order to waste police time.

My face isn’t red; I was dubious well before it didn’t happen. The Mail can’t even report last night’s weather correctly, but drizzle is such a good rhyme with fizzle why waste it in favour of accuracy.

From the horse’s mouth – Nick Lowles of Hope not Hate