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| Gerry Downing, Theo Russell and Andy Brooks on the line |
by New Worker correspondent
The
call for solidarity with the anti-fascist resistance in Ukraine one again echoed
across Whitehall at a protest picket last weekend. NCP leader Andy Brooks and
other London comrades joined the picket opposite Downing Street on Saturday to
denounce British support for the puppet regime in Kiev and stand by the
Ukrainian anti-fascists and the Novorossiyans who took up the gun to drive the
nazi gangs out of eastern Ukraine.
Theo Russell and Dermot Hudson from the
NCP and Gerry Downing of Socialist Fight regularly took the mike during the
early evening protest called by the NCP with the support of Solidarity with
Anti-Fascist Resistance in Ukraine (SARU) and Socialist Fight. Others leafleted
the passers-by with demands to end British and other NATO support for the
fascist regime in Kiev.
British imperialism gives military and
financial support to the illegal regime in Ukraine, which includes Nazis and
which idolises Stepan Bandera, a Second World War Nazi collaborator whose
followers in the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists eagerly set about murdering
Jews and Poles during the German occupation and became a willing tool of the
CIA to spread terror across Soviet Ukraine and People’s Poland during the Cold
War.
There is absolutely no democracy in
Ukraine, and its working people are being ruthlessly crushed. The Kiev regime,
which includes Nazis, has outlawed left-wing movements including the Ukrainian
communist party and the Marxist Borotba movement.
The
picket, the fourth in Whitehall over the past six months, attracted a lot of
sympathetic attention on the street that links Trafalgar Square to the
Westminster Parliament as well as the support of the Novorossiyan media which
relayed a photo-story of the action via the Donbass News Agency (DONI) on
Monday.
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