Kent Councilor Ricky Jones Rabbal Rowging Crowd, was the court

A Labor Counselor was “Rabbal Rouzing” a mob, which could have been violent when he called far-wide protesters to cut his neck, a court.

According to a video of the program shown to the gamblers, 57 -year -old Ricky Jones explained as “disgusting Nazi fascists” in a performance at Walthamsto on August 7 last year.

At the beginning of his test at Snaresbrook Crown Court, Mr. Jones was also shown stating the anti -racism protest “we need to get rid of them all”.

The Dartford Councilor, who refuses to encourage violent disorders, was advised not to participate in the event, which was listened to by the court, which was “tens of thousands” people.

Opening the case for the prosecution, Ben Holt said that Mr. Jones was planned to be a planned protest outside the immigration center by activist Tommy Robinson and his supporters.

Messages on Mr. Jones’s phone revealed that he was invited to participate in a counter-appointment organized by stand up to racism.

Mr. Holt told the court that the labor representatives had advised him against public protests and joining the counter protest, but Mr. Jones chose to go anyway.

He said: “The rumor had spread, during this program there may be an opposition outside a immigration center of Ho Street.

“Mr. Jones gave a speech that was enhanced to the crowd through a public address system.

“During this speech, Mr. Jones referred to the other side, hating Nazi fascists, and he said that there was a need to kiln his throat and as he said he drew his finger with his throat.

“This is, the prosecution says, in a setting where violence could be easily estimated.”

Mr. Holt said that Mr. Jones was “Rabbal Rouzing” a mob, described as “tens of thousands” in size.

He said that the video clip “went viral and came to the attention of the police and others and the next day Mr. Jones was arrested.”

Mr. Jones was also suspended by the Labor Party.

Mr. Holt told the court at the time of Ekta rally that there were already violent protests in Britain in response to the murder of three children in Southport.

He said: “Southport itself had violent conflicts and those conflicts spread across the country including London.

“The focal point of some of these issues was mosques and immigration centers.”

He said that “fear or trouble can break at any moment”, he said.

Mr. Holt claimed that the councilor, especially at that time, was fully aware of the national climate at that time.

He said: “In August last year, Mr. Jones was a labor councilor for Dartford and as a result, the country was at that time about the flux state in the writer and very at least co-co-stolen documents.”

The court was also told that Mr. Jones was sent images of stickers to the trains, who had brought the “National Front” far. There were razor blades inside those stickers.

It is said that the councilor was “disturbed”, Mr. Holt said.

The test is going on.