Tony Leamon - Cornish Patriotic Activist - free !

I was joyous to receive the following news from Kernow:

I've received two emails within the past five minutes informing me that the Colonial Occupation forces in Cornwall have just visited Tony Leamon to tell him that he does not have to answer his bail tomorrow as planned.All charges against Tony Leamon have been DROPPED!!!After eleven months of hell he is now a free man!

Every now and again a victory comes to someone who deserves it.Many thanks to everyone who wrote letters and made telephone calls over the past 11 months.It appears to have paid off!

All the Best,Charles McLaughlin
Albuquerque, NM, USA

and

Please note that Tony Leamon was, this night, informed personally by his investigating officer, that he was released without charge!!!Eleven months later, and having confiscated his flags, his computer and John A. books, been interviewed three times and had two cancelled at the eleventh hour, he's been told he's done nothing wrong.He knew that; we knew that, but hey, what's an armed squad, 20 hours of police interviews and 11 months of hell, between friends...He's at home shaking and crying, of relief and happiness, and will, in time, thank you all for the tremendous and on-going support you have shown.A great victory for justice and for Cornwall.

Iwan

Tony, our Celtic Comrade, we are pleased to have helped you insome small way. Now do us all a favour and sue the Colonial Police and the Press !!!

The old strange ways still go on in Celtic Cornwall

Will this spread to house burnings, people said so and I know it has it Wales recently, we attended a group burning at a remote location in the far west of Kernow (Cornwall) and on an ancient menhir site - a menhir being a standing stone. There were about 50 people there. Into my pocket I smuggled a dictaphone (small tape recorder) The items thrown onto the fire were a St George's Flag and a doll wrapped in the Union Flag - the hatred there was incredible and surprised even me. We were not allowed cameras. Some wore kilts, some jeans and combat jackets and the main man so to speak a long white robe - not blue like the bards and claimed he was a Druid much older than the Bards. The words I recorded were this (excuse spellings, dictaphones don't do that for you !):

Through the year’s circle of Samonios, Dumannios, Riuros, Anagantios, Ogronios, Cutios, Giamonios,
Simivisonios, Equos, Elembiuos, Edrinios and Cantlos, our Feasts of Yule, Imbolc, Ostara, Beltane,
Litha, Lamma, Maban and Samhain,
Celtic Archangel and Lord Protector Saint Michael look down upon us and our countries of Alba
and Saint Andrew, Mannin and Saint MaugholdMaughold, Cymru and Saint David, Eire and Saint Patrick,
Kernow and Saint Piran and Breizh and Santez Anna
Send the King of birds amongst us, the Chough which carries the spirit of the kings and in particular
Your High King, Arthur, to be returned as promised together with his knights, advised by the everlasting
Druids and descendants immortal of Merlin and in whose complete memory today we make this
Burnt sacrifice - then placed St George’s flag and doll wrapped in Union Flag describing it as a
Wiccan English image upon fire -as an offering calling upon you to bring death and destruction upon the
English and their children and their children’s children who are visited upon our islands like a
scummy plague. May they burn like these offerings.

All those present then cheered and a container of honeyed wine called mead was passed around. I was scared but impressed !

Tony Leamon - Kernow/Cornwall's Michael Collins shows bravery in the face of the Imperial & Colonial Police

This just in from the Tony Leamon support group. A direct and very dignified message from Mr Leamon himself:

"My temperament is a lot better these day because I think the police are finally showing how weak their case is. I am almost looking forward to my next bail hearing on July 2nd.

Of course this is still affecting me and my family. My father,94, is still terrified of the police at the door. In my entire life I do not remember the police having to knock on our front door in anger.

My mother, who is slowly recovering from her bi lateral mastectomy, is keeping a brave face on all this, as all mothers do.

One thing that has given us all strength is the support I have received from complete strangers. Everything from people who recognise me in the street, to emails from other continents. Every time I type my name into Google, and see all the hits, my heat soars. Not just for me, but for all of the little people who fall foul of the state.

I answer my bail on Wednesday, July 2nd, at 3pm. I'm going to Camborne Police Station again. I have spoken to the West Briton, our local paper, and they hope to have a reporter present. I ask that anyone who can make it stands outside the police station, with a Cornish flag, Do so politely, and with the dignity we all have. If you cannot make it, give them a ring, stating it is non urgent, and then state you are enquiring about the progress of Mr Leamon's case.

Please do not use any aggression, or intimidation with them. They are only doing their job.

I thank all my friends, from all over the world who are giving me their support.

Kernow Bys Vyken - Cornwall forever !"

Kernow/Cornwall - 'There may be trouble ahead'

Cornish militants have been at it again and we are forced to asked when the English Imperial and Colonial Establishment will listen ?

Not only has spray canning being resumed but also the threat made against the English Flag of St George being flown in the Country.

Known as the 'banner of blood' (not only in Kernow but elsewhere in the other Celtic Nations and also, quite oddly, by more than one right wing English group) 'the loathsome flag' and the 'blood cross' due to its bloody history, activists have again stated clearly that they will be removing such insults across Kernow.

I trust we can all support the Celtic Cornish here in the other celtic Nations as well, where the sight of this insulting image would not be permitted.

In short, the message seems to be, 'remove this reminder of English superiority now or face the consequences !'

We recently found this little ditty on a Cornish webpage which says it all:

'Loathsome flag of blood red cross
Cause of many a Cornish loss
With face as white as sun bleached bones
Despised in all good Celtic homes

Alban, Kembry, Kernow all hope
For freedom from the Anglo's yoke
The right to determine own destiny
No shackle of English autocracy

To stand as equal partners in the world
With fair taxation for a fair day's toil
Local work, decisions and lien
To stand again as free men'