AN organiser for the Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP) in London, Fiona Lali, has called on her young supporters to import the violence of her rampaging comrades in France.
Lali was a leading agitator in a major pro-Palestinian protest in the city last weekend.
The Metropolitan Police.arrested 20 protesters for criminal damage after the Battle of Britain Memorial at Victoria Embankment in London was attacked and desecrated.
Wreaths lie broken and smashed at the feet of the monument dedicated to the honourable servicemen and women of WW2 who defended Britain against Hitler’s National Socialists.
But such considerations are far from the minds of Lali’s leftist comrades, who have been on a weeks-long destructive rampage through France and now Belgium, riding on the back of massive pro-Palestinian marches that basically represent the entire spectrum of Labor-Green-leftist constituencies across Europe.
A large contingent of protesters brazenly waved red hammer and sickle flags and Lali, who is the national campaigns manager for the RCP, suddenly broke out in a chant in French screaming “Tout le monde deteste la police” (“Everyone hates the police”).
Lali, in order to boost her public profile, is running for election again for Stratford & Bow in the upcoming House of Commons elections.
The seat, which is only 39% UK caucasian, is represented by junior Labour Party minister Uma Kumaran, who won 44% of the vote with the Greens running second on 17%. Lali was second to last with 1791 votes (4%).
Lali comes across on media interviews as an eloquent, sophisticated, middle-class young Gen Z woman of colour and a somewhat militant “reformer”. But her image is all calculated commie theatre, part of the two steps forward, one step back strategy.
“Right wing twitter having a meltdown over my solidarity with the French students,” she posted on X. “It is revealing that these “patriots” are so terrified of the revolutionary youth.
“Perhaps they are smart enough to realise the revolutionary youth will sweep them and their system away!”
Stratford and Bow is one of the 59 Greater London electorates that provide the tens of thousands of marchers for pro-Palestinian, climate and LGBTQ support rallies.
Lali went online gloating over the fact that about 90% of French schools and universities have been blockaded. by what she calls “the most phenomenal youth movement”. She called on young Britons to get on to French social media to “be inspired and let’s bring this to Britain”.
Yes, in the year 2026 a young communist agitator is calling for violent insurrection across the UK.
Before the weekend protest Lali was already rallying her red rag brigade from the Cambridge Communist Society, with a protest against the university’s “continued investment in genocide, their complicity in the death of Jason Arday, and the hiring of James Orr (a conservative theologian).”
Arday, who was found dead at an address in South London last August, became a national and international embarrassment for Cambridge when he was accused of plagiarism. He was touted as “Cambridge’s youngest black professor”. His field was “sociology of education”.
Commenting on the weekend protest, naval historian and political commentator John Bulkeley posted on X: “It’s not just Muslims, but organized socialists and communists doing this to your country.
“And when the police, your police, fail to act on this and stop it, you’ve lost. The British people need to rise up and stop this. Just saying this is an “absolute disgrace” is very accurate, but unless the British people stand together against this it is useless.”
A woman posting as Ex-Wren expressed her outrage at the desecration of the war memorial.
“As a veteran this makes my blood boil. Standing on the Battle of Britain memorial waving communist flags and chanting “everyone hates the police” while the wreaths for those RAF lads are smashed below is an absolute disgrace,” she said.
“Why is she (Lali) allowed to stand there screaming hate at the police? If this was ordinary Brits with a Union Jack or St George’s flag doing the exact same thing, half of them would already be in the back of a van.
“Same streets, same laws, different rules. Two-tier Britain on full display. Except proper patriots wouldn’t be climbing all over a memorial and smashing wreaths for our fallen in the first place
“Those men gave their lives so this country could stay free – not so a bunch of ungrateful red-flag idiots could spit on their memory. Enough is enough.”
