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• Stepanakert (Nagorno-Karabakh) : A Celebration

  By Russell Pollard on November 5, 2011 • ( 3 )

  88 years after Khankendi was renamed Stepanakert after Stepan Shahumyan ( the ethnic Armenian “Caucasian Lenin”) the city is now a vibrant place to be, and looks positively to the future. This is despite the fact that 20 miles to… Read More ›

• English Defence League in Birmingham; Tired, predictable and flagging

  By Russell Pollard on October 30, 2011 • ( 0 )

  The EDL had their first significant event outside of the capital since Tower Hamlets in early September right in the heart of the Midlands. They visited here a few years ago in the very early days and were subjected to… Read More ›

• What does is mean to be Armenian? : Further thoughts

  By Russell Pollard on October 23, 2011 • ( 1 )

  This article is also available in Armenian I published a blog article on June 8th entitled “What does it mean to be Armenian?” in an attempt, after 4 visits to Armenia, to capture what I had concluded about the answer… Read More ›

• Occupy the London Stock Exchange : 99% confused

  By Russell Pollard on October 16, 2011 • ( 2 )

  In an attempt to copy our brethren from New York, a collective of people from across the UK attended a rally in London yesterday under the tag of “Occupy the London Stock Exchange”. This was supposed to be in response… Read More ›

• Nagorno-Karabakh Defence Army helps maintain the peace

  By Russell Pollard on October 15, 2011 • ( 0 )

  The Nagorno-Karabakh Defence Army was formed in the early 1990’s to protect the remaining ethnic Armenians in the autonomous state. It patrols and protects the “line of contact” that describes the final positions of the Karabakhi and Azeri forces as… Read More ›

• The Missing Soldiers of the Nagorno-Karabakh war

  By Russell Pollard on October 13, 2011 • ( 3 )

  In 1994 a ceasefire was declared in the Nagorno-Karabagh war which provided a much needed respite to the killing that had taken place in the region over the previous 6 years. The politicians have continued to talk since the cessation… Read More ›

• EDL dip their toe into Tower Hamlets

  By Russell Pollard on September 4, 2011 • ( 0 )

  The English Defence League (EDL) have, over the last year had a series of “Big One’s”, whether it be Bradford, Luton, or, yesterday, Tower Hamlets. These were demonstrations which were due to send a spear to the heart of Muslim… Read More ›

• Unity at Peace Rally in Birmingham is fragile

  By Russell Pollard on August 15, 2011 • ( 0 )

  Only a matter of days after 3 men were murdered in Winson Green during the riots,  a Peace Rally was arranged in Summerfield Park in Winson Green to unite all of the communities within Birmingham. The group, “United Birmingham”, had… Read More ›

• Fear of the EDL unites Telford in silence

  By Russell Pollard on August 14, 2011 • ( 0 )

  The EDL visited the small town of Wellington in the Telford New Town area of Shropshire to continue spreading their message against extremist Islam. Their reputation for facilitating disorder wherever they go, together with the recent spate of riots elsewhere… Read More ›

• Anders Breivik represents the death knell for the English Defence League

  By Russell Pollard on July 25, 2011 • ( 0 )

  The full story of Breivik and his mission to save Norway from its multicultural future is yet to be fully understood. The Norwegian courts thwarted his plan to tell the country of his grand vision in the full glory of… Read More ›

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