Talk:Independent Working Class Association

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[edit] Red Action vs IWCA

Red ACtion is surely not *the same* organisation as IWCA? This is like redirecting IRA to Sinn Fein.

It appears that Red Action and the IWCA are one and the same based on statements by Red Action on their own web page. The IWCA however, is nothing more than a party trying to out BNP the BNP. Almost every article on their website blames Asians, Immigrants and Muslims for every single problem the working class faces. Take their article on the situation in 2002 when several Palestinian and Sudanese men were hospitalised by gangs of up to 50. The IWCA and Red Action all but blame these people for being attacked and find no fault at all in the mobs who attack them. Instead of condemning violence it backs up its support for the mobs who attacked these immigrants by quoting totally unsupported claims such as teenage girls pregnant by 'immigrants' (Realy Red Action, which immigrant? Which nationality? Who is this girl? What about the numerous teenage girls made pregnant by white working class boys in the same area is that not worth mentioning? I guess not when you are trying to blame every problem that white working class people face on Asians, Muslims and immigrants)

Red Action also has links to newspapers such as the Kirkby Times which openly advertises for the BNP and supports their election in the Knowsley area of Liverpool.

So much for Red Action being a party that fights fascism. Just more proof that left or right, there is little difference between the two on the political fringes.—Preceding unsigned comment added by 90.204.191.184 (talk • contribs)


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BetacommandBot (talk) 06:48, 1 January 2008 (UTC)