England flag row erupts as campaigners say St George’s cross is ‘cover for racism’ | UK | News
By raising the cross flags of Flying Union Jack and St George, an organized campaign to “bring back patriotism” was defined by left campaignists as a “cover of racism”. Red crosses, towns, cities and villages with flags flying from lamps and junction and zebra emerged.
The video published on social media at the beginning of this week showed a man paint the island With St George’s cross, it is at the center of a mini road. It showed an online image on Tuesday Workers who removed red lines from a mini tour in BromsgroveWorcestershire, anger of anger among some X-pupils.
In a Worcestershire village, shooting showed that a couple took off the national flag of England from a lamp. It was called “traitor” by a social media user.
The campaign to raise the colors of the operation divided their views among the British, some flying the flag and depicting the patriotic, while others saw the division movements.
Lewis Nielsen, the anti-fascist officer of the stand-up racism, Protector: “We are concerned that the debate on the British flag and patriotism will coincide with the racism directed by politicians from all tones – on the right and ashamed way.
“We think the movement is quite dangerous and comes to a overturning point that the right is trying to build.”
Operation members Rence The Color Facebook Group, on the roads and buildings published pictures of prostitutes. A member commented: “I’m tired of C ** P, we should stand up for our proud nation”.
A manager of the group said: “Let us bring patriotism back once and for everyone!”
Flags flying in some parts Birmingham It was removed by the local council and recently transferred in the London Tower Hamlets district.
Tower Hamlets Council said that they want to express their views, but it is responsible for protecting the infrastructure.
Birmingham Municipal Assembly said that the Brummins were proud to be British, while for health and safety reasons, they had to remove the items connected to lamps.
Local authority said that people are free to hang or hang flags from their homes or gardens, but they called on the locals not to connect them to street furniture.
When the flag problem was asked on Monday, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s spokesman said the Prime Minister was always talking about the pride of being a British “.
Sir Keir, whether he supported people who put flags in English, spokesperson, “Certainly, patriotism, British flags put.
He continued: “British Football Team – Men and Men – When you try to win a game for us, we put British flags all over the Downing Street.”
