https://urbanscoop.news/supportus/ Support our work here.Back in 2009 a grass roots movement was formed off the back of 'The United People of Luton', that organisation was the English Defence League.The EDL was formed as a response to radical Islamists who drove radicalisation rates in the Muslim community, and increased terror threats through their preaching of hate and intolerance for anything un-Islamic.The English Defence League always had a non-white speaker at their events, one of those speakers was EDL co-leader Guramit Singh.Guramits presence at EDL demonstrations had the the press and their race grievance Marxist co-conspirators in a bind, but it did not stop them from labelling the EDL as a 'Far Right' organisation.This podcast not only dispels the media narrative of the EDL being a group of far right white extremists, it also shows a level of respect and camaraderie between two friends who fought against 'Far Right' influencers and antagonists who infiltrated the organisation, wanting to take the EDL in a different direction.Guramit speaks of his experiences within the EDL and talks about life after leaving the organisation.This is a candid conversation between two friends who helped educate English youth about our wartime allies, the Sikh community, a community who have honour, who are brave, who have integrated very well into British society.The Sikh community have first hand knowledge of 'grooming gangs' and how to deal with them.