Ex Villains Rallying Call

Brixton streets have burst into life at night, not due to a new music scene or rampaging crime but instead through the urgings of the Vigilante 'Freestyle,' a one time villain who fought the original New Crusaders at the Beckhams Mansion on their first outing as a unit.
'Freestyle,' spoke in front of a crowd of twenty or thirty youths a week after the death of Apex in Manchester, urging them to come off the fence and start to work with the authorities against the rising far right movement that is gripping the streets of Britain.
'You can make a difference, not the lawyers and the Suits...you! I was just like you, feeling powerless and tired of the bullshit, so i joined gangs and i made money my goal, and soon i even found a super villain who wanted to pay me to do what i have been doing my whole life...fighting! So that's what i did, i got a costume and i joined other like minded, damaged and disillusioned men who just didn't have a clue.
We fought the New Crusaders and it strikes you when you meet real heroes how much like you they are. They have dreams and hopes and they know fear but they simply don't let it stop them.

'Freestyle'

So that's what i want you to do, here in the streets of Brixton, in the surrounding streets of the capitol and all around the country, i want you to stand up. Stand up like they did, like the brave Vigilantes are, like Apex did. If we stand together they cannot outnumber us, if we watch for them they cannot surprise us and if we fight them...if we fight them they cannot defeat us!'

Freestyles speech was recorded and placed on YouTube where it has already received hundreds of Thousands of Hits and is trending on Twitter and Facebook.

Since the speech was made Brixton has seen patrols of twenty strong youths, all wearing Freestyles symbol of Defiance; an 'A' surrounded by two perfect white circles, worn on black t-shirts and hoodies. The Police have warned all those wearing the symbol that they may be seen as a target by the N.M.A but it hasn't stopped the four thousand T-Shirts originally printed from selling out.

Wearing the T-Shirt is an open sign of defiance against the N.M.A hate machine and they are comfortable...I'm wearing one right now!