An anti-immigration protest in Glasgow that turned violent last weekend attracted thousands of people. Those attending included loyalists fr
A loyalist killer from Northern Ireland and a former member of the banned terror group the Ulster Volunteer Force attended an anti-immigration demonstration in Glasgow that turned violent. Scotlandâs first minister John Swinney and other politicians condemned the violence, which started in Glasgow Green and spread to the city centre. Anti-racists gathered at Glasgow Green to oppose a demonstration by anti-immigration protesters. Clips on social media showed attendees performing Nazi salutes and mounted police drew batons to separate rival groups. Those attending the protest included Glen Kane - on the left in the above photograph - from Northern Ireland who was jailed for nine years for being part of a mob which killed a CathÂolic man durÂing a secÂtarian riot in 1992.
He was in Glasgow last weekend with conÂvicted armed robÂber and former Ulster Volunteer Force member Mark SinÂclair, who calls himself âFreeÂdom Dadâ on Youtube where he posts videos. Kane, aka âMr Xâ, is a former member of the racist British National Party. In June he appeared at LaganÂside Courthouse, Northern Ireland, on a race-hate charge.











