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[Sceadugenden]

Even though I did`nt know you may you rest in peace.

[Harold Godwinsson]

youngy1979, on 15 January 2011 - 08:58 PM, said:

Antony would phone me up constantly, at all hours of the day - telling me things like: "We need to do something NOW" , "Lets show em who their f***in messing with", "They won't get away with it!"  - etc.

He wouldn't want us all worrying about him, instead he'd rather have us all grouping up and taking full control of the situation in hand. He couldn't use a computer and so instead he'd buy every newspaper available to scan the news and keep a scrap book record of the discrimination against us in our own land. He was so proud of the English Shieldwall members, it gave him hope that the English were awakening. A day didn't pass when Antony wasn't thinking of England and our future. He was a gentle giant, (but I'm saying that lightly because he could also be a mean bastard too if you offended him as an Englishman) and at times he became very depressed at the state of England. With a loss like this, as Harold said - we need to fill the gap ASAP and keep the Shieldwall tightly packed. In Antony's memory I swear I'll fight all the way for justice and take a leaf out of Antony's book. I'll do it not just for England, but for him. He could have taught many an Englishman a lesson in what it is to be English and proud. His pride will always enlighten me not to give up and to always stand tall in a world full of anti-English hatred.

Well posted Youngy mate, he wouldn't have wanted us to lose heart, and weaken the line, he would want us to close in, tighten the wall, make sure we are all interlinked, no gaps in the Shieldwall, and so there won't be....   

His view, i'm sure would be for us to drink to him, as they would do in Valhalla, with a laugh, a few drinks, and stories told, that would be a fitting send off to an Ex-Serviceman, and Engliscman and Nationalist, a Fallen Warrior on both counts...

[Seaxan]

Shame I didn't get to meet him, and I hope he didn't die in pain.

R.I.P brother, we shall carry on the fight.

[Wodenswulf]

Seaxan, on 16 January 2011 - 04:48 PM, said:

Shame I didn't get to meet him, and I hope he didn't die in pain.

R.I.P brother, we shall carry on the fight.

i second that,brother...and i know i wont be the only one!

so who is up for doing the Blot on the 5th in Lutonistan?? obviously the more numbers,the more impressive it will be...and make more of an impact on he asians in the area!! ;-)
im sure antony would of been up for that! ;-)

Wodenswulf

[Rídend]

We can but offer words of praise for such as he so steadfast and stalwart:

. . .
That, ere a man's tide go, turn it to twain.
Disease or oldness or sword-hate
Beats out the breath from doom-gripped body.
And for this, every earl whatever, for those speaking after --
Laud of the living, boasteth some last word,
That he will work ere he pass onward,
Frame on the fair earth 'gainst foes his malice,
Daring ado, ...
So that all men shall honour him after
And his laud beyond them remain 'mid the English,
Aye, for ever, a lasting life's-blast,
Delight mid the doughty.
. . .

Remember the deeds and honour those that have fared forth.  

[Rob A]

I met Antony at the Stop Anglophobia demo last May. Before then I didn't even know he existed but he greeted me as an old friend. In a sense I guess he was.

[Graham]

I only just found this post - I was shocked when Youngy told me, we met that one time at The Churchill, complete strangers - he made me feel like we were old friends within minutes, really looking forwards to meeting up again - not to be.

His passion, enthusiasm and warmth would make a mark on anyone. His love of England - he just wore it.

"The name of the pub where we meet is important" "it has to be a place that has meaning to us" he said several times - his love of England and the English.

Anthony, this is one new friend that will never forget that one day, those few hours, nor will I forget that smile of a new friend. I can see that smile and wave as you dropped me off at the station even now.

An inspirational and unforgetable day in my life - worth every second of the journey, I'm thankful that our paths crossed, even thou too brief, broðor min.

[Eassex cempa]

Youngy said that he could be a giant. It is upon the shoulders of giants that we see over the dross of our world. I never met or knew the good fellow, poorer am I for that.

May your path forever prosper,
E C