Irish rap group Kneecap claimed Terrorism is charged against one of their members Part of a campaign to prevent them from performing Glystonbury This summer.
Hanna to Liam OG, who performs Mo Chara in the name of the stageAccused of alleged performance of a flag in support of Hizbullah In November last year, in a gig in the O2 Forum in Kentish Town, North London.
The three called the in -charge “political policing”, which was aimed at suppressing criticism IsraelAction in Gaza.
Band puts a stunning London performance on Thursday 100 clubs on Oxford StreetA few hours after the charge, the announcement of the Improved Group.
Kneecap said on X that the incident was sold in 90 seconds, which had 2,000 people in the waiting list.
In the video posted on social media, O Hannahh can be seen reaching the stage with a tape covering his mouth.
Then he joked for being careful that what he said wants to thank his lawyer.
“One of the reasons what happened to me, before Glastonbury,” Hey Haninah said on the stage. “There is a reason that they are preventing me from speaking in Glastonbury in front of Ch ** King.”
Naose O Kahirlen, who performed under the name Mogalai Bap, said: “They want to stop what they are doing, because they want us to stop protesting.”
He said: “Gaza has more than 60,000 dead right now. This is the real story, it’s not about us.”
Hey Hannad said: “For the reason that we are getting witches here, because we talk about the massacre in Cachela. We are not f ** king story here, they are using us as a sacrifice of a sacrifice that is not talking about the real f ** king’s issue.”
meanwhile, Metropolitan Police He said that he was at the venue to manage for the program to be sold to visitors.
While announcing the gig on social media, the post had an quotation by former sex pistol singer John Lidon, who told ITV’s good morning Britain, “Maybe he needs a bloody good nicapping,” in response to a video that showed one of the members saying: “The only good tori is a dead tori.”
The group apologized to the families of the MPs last month, but said the footage of the incident was “exploited and weapons”.
O 27 -year -old Hannad was charged with postage requirement and is scheduled to appear in the Westminster Magistrate Court on 18 June.
In response to the allegation, the group said in a social media statement: “14,000 children are about to die of starvation in Gaza, with food sitting on the other side of a wall by the world, and once again the British establishment focuses on us.
“We deny this ‘crime’ and will defend ourselves, it is political policing, it is a carnival of distraction.
“We are not a story, a massacre, because they take advantage of the genocide, they use a ‘anti -terrorism law’ against us to display the flag thrown on the stage. There is also an allegation not to warrant their crown court, instead a court does not have a jury. What is the purpose?
“To restrict our ability to travel. To prevent us from talking to youth around the world. To silence the sounds of compassion. To prosecute the artists who dare to speak.”
Earlier this month, the Metropolitan police said Kneecap was being investigated by the video-attentive police, when after the video emerged, the band was allegedly calling the band for the death of MPs and shouting “UP Hizbullah”.
He said that he “never supported Hizbullah”, which is banned in Britain.
