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That was the headline 44 years ago this weekend as thousands of angry mods descended on Margate, Broadstairs, and Brighton to celebrate Whitsun weekend.

The Mods terrorized the small towns in a two-day running battle that ranged up and down the coast line as far as Hastings.

Dubbed the "Second Battle of Hastings" by the british press, the Mod leaders, dubbed "Sawdust Caesars" were fined heavily and sent home, despite their outrageous attacks on person and property.

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Originally posted by Red Night
That was the headline 44 years ago this weekend as thousands of angry mods descended on Margate, Broadstairs, and Brighton to celebrate Whitsun weekend.

The Mods terrorized the small towns in a two-day running battle that ranged up and down the coast line as far as Hastings.

Dubbed the "Second Battle of Hastings" by the british press, the Mod leaders ...[text shortened]... " were fined heavily and sent home, despite their outrageous attacks on person and property.
And the beat goes on.

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Originally posted by Red Night
That was the headline 44 years ago this weekend as thousands of angry mods descended on Margate, Broadstairs, and Brighton to celebrate Whitsun weekend.

The Mods terrorized the small towns in a two-day running battle that ranged up and down the coast line as far as Hastings.

Dubbed the "Second Battle of Hastings" by the british press, the Mod leaders ...[text shortened]... " were fined heavily and sent home, despite their outrageous attacks on person and property.
You're quite right...it's all true ..and for your next trick ?

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Originally posted by fiesta
You're quite right...it's all true ..and for your next trick ?
I'm REALLY waiting for his 'roll over' one.

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Originally posted by Red Night
Mod leaders, dubbed "Sawdust Caesars" were fined heavily and sent home, despite their outrageous attacks on person and property.
Today they're all bankers.

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