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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
April 3, 2016
Whoa.
Antifa got arrested and were told to go home and leave the Nazis alone last night in Dover.
A few nationalists were arrested, but the bulk of the arrests were of the terrorists.
This is a massive and unexpected victory.
Fantastic.
Britain was tonight perilously divided as simmering anger about mass migration boiled over into ugly violence on the streets of Dover.
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Amid shocking and intimidating scenes locals cowered in their homes as black-masked thugs from both sides brawled with police and each other at a number of flash points.
One anti-migrant protester burned an EU flag in the street as he bellowed: “This isn’t happening in Asia, this isn’t happening in India, it’s only happening in white European countries.”
BASED.
A crowd behind him holding British flags then cheered as he threw down the flag in disgust, yelling: “We don’t want your EU…we’re the people and we have spoken.”
Other far-right protesters carrying flags chanted “no more refugees” as they marched through the town to the beat of a drum, whilst one was photographed performing what appeared to be a Nazi salute.
Elsewhere shocking video footage showed police clashing with anti-fascist protesters, who chanted for Theresa May to open up Britain’s borders to refugees.
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Earlier Mr Elphicke, a Tory MP since 2010, voiced his concerns about radical left-wingers adding to the violence, tweeting a picture of protesters with the caption: “Militant hard left occupying port road at Dover. Unwelcome, damaging to our nation’s economy and the town. Go away.”
He later added that the “fascist” anti-immigation protesters were “equally unwelcome”, adding: “Damaging to our nation’s economy and the town as the anti fascists.”
Kent Police said it had arrested thirteen people for a variety of offences following the disturbance. It is believed that demonstrators from both sides were amongst those detained.
Neil Jerome, temporary assistant chief constable for Kent Police, said the disruption was “unavoidable”.
