Fellow members from BM North West, Yorkshire, and West Midlands embarked on a mission to aid their homeless compatriots on a rainy Woden’s Day.
Equipped with provisions such as food parcels, water, fruit, snacks, personal care kits, medical provisions, fresh socks, waterproof poncho’s and pet food, they extended optimism, dialogue, and compassion to those most in distress.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham declared his intention to resolve Manchester’s homelessness crisis by Christmas, yet it appears BM is the sole entity consistently offering assistance. BM asserts that regardless of how far their people have faltered, they will perpetually be present for them.
The 14 words banner, and Sunwheel flags were showcased in front of ‘The Homeless Jesus sculpture’. The artwork portrays a form entirely enveloped by a covering, reposing on a public seat. The creation aims to provoke contemplation among observers regarding their perspectives on marginalised and homeless individuals.
Following the outreach, our comrades proceeded to a social gathering to acquaint themselves with new adherents and forge fresh bonds.
A substantial amount of communist propaganda was expunged and substituted with red, white and blue
BM is steadily expanding, and its fervour is more potent than ever.
Woden: Also known as Odin in Norse mythology, Woden was the chief Anglo-Saxon and Germanic god of wisdom, poetry, magic, and war. Woden’s day means “day of Woden,” which is the direct Old English origin of the modern word Wednesday.
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