Bayonets are an up close terror weapon designed to make the enemy run, remarkably few casualties are actually caused by bayonets per se.
The Laws of War actually allow for situations in which no prisoners are to be taken and what the troops were ordered to do was no war crime nor was it an atrocity which is the only area of crime the laws cover.
The Geneva convention covers how prisoners are to be treated.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_of_war

Speaking as a moderator on the EDL forum all I can say is that the programme increased our membership by over 10000 on the official site and by well over 10000 on facebook. Incidentally I don't know whether UKIP wants the EDL s votes or not, but you aren't doing yourself any favours on your application for membership page. I realise we're not an organisation with good public relations in the media (we aren't racist, fascist, right wing, or even anti-Muslim), but we do vote and generally support leaving the EU as a means of reducing immigration.