Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Heavy Police Presence On Saturday Night.
Anyone know what it was all about. Green Lanes was blocked on two separate occasions and massed police were marching up and down with great purpose. It felt like a pre-planned operation, rather than reacting to some incident.
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Permalink Reply by Martin (Woodside) on
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Possibly something to do with the football, on the plus side we didn't get the cacophony of car-horns all night.
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Permalink Reply by adamvietnam on
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Don't think it was to do with the football
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Permalink Reply by JamesN on
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Suggestions online that some people associated with the ultra-nationalist Turkish Grey Wolves caused a disturbance at the Kurdish Centre.
📍#London #Harringay Happening Now!! A group of terrorist 'grey wolfs' members attacked to #Kurdish community centre after #Turkey disqualified from #Eurocopa2024 #EURO2024 #Netherlands #TURvNED @_Civak_saz1 @Hevallo
— Erem Kansoy (@eremkansoy) July 6, 2024
Who else thinks that, 'grey wolfs' fascist group should… pic.twitter.com/BP4fnfP8lW
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Wow - terrible.
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The Grey Wolves are wrong-uns. Anti Christian militants.(among other things).
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Has it really come to this?
Far left Kurdish groups and far right Turkish groups (and they're actual 'far right') battling it out on our streets.
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Permalink Reply by Hugh on
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Thanks for alerting us all to this adamvietnam and to you JamesN for helping tease out what's happened. It seems to have been an incident only picked up by the Kurdish news, but I have done my best to tease out what happened and have posted a piece about the incident here.
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Permalink Reply by John Grover on
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Why bring do they bring their problems to this country, our streets don't need this .
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I've just read that a main kingpin of the Dalston cafe shootings has himself been shot dead outside a cafe in Moldova.
It's one of the downsides of 'freedom of movement'.
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John, this was a common compliant about the Turks for about 600 years from the mid-14th century and was just what the rest of the world was saying about the Brits for a few hundred years too. Tch, some things never change.
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I had to be pedantic Hugh but the Turks or their predecessors where not here in the 14th century.
Their progress west was stopped by Jan Sobieski at the gates of Vienna commanding a joint force of armies from the Holy Roman Empire and Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
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Levelling down.
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