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  Watched the whole thing from up on top the bank of Folkestone road where there were lots off locals and some kids and people wondering how on earth they get where they wanted to get too. There was a few up there just for causing trouble and lobbing stuff (youngsters just wanting in). It was once the anti fascists had been corralled against the Alma many of them climb up the bank and also got behind the hedges to start throwing . This is when I went elsewhere as the far right obviously started throwing stuff there also.
  
  My main concern was that the police were out done as the anti fascists got past them to go and confront the far right on Folkestone road. They then didn't take into account the ease of how the far right could get through Dover College or the fact that there were ways to get up the bank once the far right started their march. As there were confrontations between the anti fascists and far right up the bank also.
  

  

  
  
  

  

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