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This gig was a victory for the organisers and gig goers as they overcame massive ZOG harassment to make it happen. For weeks before Belgium politicians had tried to get BH/C18 banned and on the day before this gig, the reds held a demonstration at the Belgium embassy in The Hague, demanding the gig to be stopped.
The ZOG police, true to form, went around threatening and trying to get the pre-booked venues cancelled. Succeeding in getting the main one pulled but to no avail ss the organisers switched to another venue in Weelda, a small Belgium village near the Dutch border. After the gig the mayor of Weelda spoke on the national news and described how 2000 neo-nazi’s had descended on his village, but to be fair he did say they were well behaved and caused no trouble at his village. The gig itself was excellent. “We were crammed like sardines, it was reminiscent of some of the older Skrewdriver gigs where masses of people were crammed into venues booked at the last minute. The atmosphere in these crammed gigs is usually brilliant as this was”.
First up were German band Oidoxie, one of the most hardworking nationalist bands to date. They travel miles to play for comrades all over Europe, always helpful, a true credit to the Movement. The singer Marko is excellent on stage and a veteran now after having played with Oidoxie for over 10 years. Their set soon got the crowd going nuts, mixing old favourites with new songs and with good support from their home town at the gig. Oidoxie played a tight confident sent well worth watching. Thanks to them for their help and support!!
The next band was fellow Germans, Nordfront. Again they delivered a good loud tight set with many catchy sing a long songs, going down very well with the crowd.
They were then followed by English Veterans Razors Edge. The singer Andy went straight into the crowd favourites Whatever It Takes, which had the desired effect namely sending the crowd mad and sending the C18 chant into the night echoing for miles around at the Belgium countryside. The band played a set incorporating songs of their new album Heroes and Hooligans. These went down very well but the climax for the Razors set was when Chingford Attack jumped up and did a few Skrewdriver covers with Andy. The crowd loved it. Andy is an expert at what he does which is pumping out anthem songs to an audience and getting them into a frenzy. A job well done.
By now the place was heating just like at old Skrewdriver gigs and the atmosphere was just about to get even better (if that was possible!). The Blue Eyed Devils took their rightful place on stage and those that had survived the white power onslaught from the 3 previous bands were immediately hit with their precision guided white noise of mass destruction bursting the ear drums of any still standing. They showed they are the true experts of Hatecore. Showing no mercy to the masses gathered. True professionals white power at its very best. Any of the audience with ear drums intact were then treated to a final round of mayhem as German band Civil Disorder did their bit. They were excellent and are a band destined for huge popularity. Everyone who got into the hall loved the gig, the atmosphere was electric and it was a fitting tribute to Ian Stuart. We at C18 Blood and Honour would like to thank EVERYONE who helped with the gig and made it happen despite massive pressure from ZOG. We want to thank the bands Oidoxie, Nordfront, Civil Disorder, Razors/Chingford and especially Bob, Drew, Cody and Shaun from the Blue Eyed Devils for making the long trip to play for their European Comrades. We also hail the comrades from all over the world who despite the ZOG induced chaos still made the effort, comrades from Germany, Belgium, Holland, Poland, Russia, Hungary, France, America, Slovakia, England, Austria, Switzerland, Czech, Spain, Bulgaria, Sweden, Denmark, Lithuania etc. As an overview of the gig it has to be regarded as a huge success for the simple reason that despite the cancellation of halls, arrests, ZOG disinformation etc.;
Also the feed back has been very positive with everybody who made it into the venue saying it was brilliant, a few people have moaned, they got stuck at re-direction points, or had to queue too long etc. but to be honest if all it takes to make someone moan like a pussy was because they had to queue in the cold for awhile then they are not really cut out for the sort of struggle we are involved in. They should realise this ain’t some rock and roll road show. And while we are at it a disturbing but not surprising revelation has emerged. Computer messages were intercepted being sent between members of the counterfeit Blood and Honour in England and one of their co-conspirators in the phoney Belgium Blood and Honour. In these messages they discussed circulating rumours saying the gig was cancelled to many people in a deliberate attempt to fuck things up for the organisers. They also discussed tipping of the police if they could find out the venue and/or re-direction points. Again a deliberate attempt to undermine real Blood and Honour activism. May be their motives were sour grapes after their pathetic 50 man counterfeit ISD gig in Belgium a few weeks previously. Or the fact that everybody seems to have woken up to their lies and the only way is down for their lie master Sly Dutton and his not so merry men.
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