Nick Griffin BNP MEP and chairman of the British National Party is calling for all activists and supporters of the British Resistance to support  the civil rights organisation Civil Liberty which has called on all patriots to join a public demonstration in support of freedom of expression and persecuted former teacher Adam Walker in Birmingham city centre on 24, 25 and 26 May.

The dates coincide with Mr Walker's new appearance in front of the General Teaching Council (GTC) that has sought to persecute him since November 2008 in a protracted struggle over the right of teachers to hold private political views.

Mr Walker will appear before the GTC once again on 24 to 26 May in Birmingham city centre, and Civil Liberty has called for a demonstration on the theme 'Make a Noise for Freedom' outside the hearing on those days. The demonstration will start each day at 9am.

Patrick Harrington, the General Secretary of the independent trade union Solidarity, that is also supporting the Civil Liberty demonstration reminded us of the threat to us all when he said: "All those who love freedom should attend. If we don't stand up against this PC nonsense now, where will it end? Today it is Adam Walker who they are trying to hang; tomorrow it could be you." 

Please cascade this call to arms.

Copied from Civil Liberty

Adam Walker is facing charges before the General Teaching Council (GTC) of unprofessional conduct. There are two charges. One is content neutral and relates to use of a school laptop in school time for personal purposes. Adam has never contested this charge. The second, however, accuses him of using the laptop to express views "suggestive" of racial and religious intolerance.

The facts are these. Mr Walker, used to teach at Houghton Kepier Sports College at Houghton-le-Spring, near Sunderland in the North East of England. He left in 2007. The alleged incident, in which he is said to have criticised Muslims and asylum-seekers, is said to have happened between February and March 2007.