The Far Right

The so-called "far-right" would be practically non-existant if we didn't let the enemy walk among us.

Lone Lunatics such as the Polish rsole who stabbed the Grandad on his way home from a Mosque we had another Lone Rsole attacking Gay Bars , not to mention The Headcase who killed Jo Cox  ,and the Pishead who drove all the way From Wales to run people over in Holloway , What links did these people have to Right Wing Politics ?

It might be interesting to know how many 'far right' nutters were regular cannabis or other drug users instead of political activists ?

They start grooming them on betting forums, then direct them to the far far right boards.

lybertyne • March 19, 2019 8:10 PM GMT
The so-called "far-right" would be practically non-existant if we didn't let the enemy walk among us.

I agree 100%

By the same logic, there'd be no Islamist fanatics if we abided by sharia law and praised allah.



I mean, if you want to give in to extremists...

Why would the UK population abide by Sharia law and praise Allah in their own country? Plenty of room for Islamic fanatics in their own countries.

'The Far Right' has become a meaningless phrase.

Sure we know instinctively that the mass-murdering inadequate waving white supremacist gang signs around in court is 'Far Right' by anyones definition and fair play to any authorities that want to go after him and his kind.

But as I've said before, the drop off from the political centre is portrayed as being exceptionally close to that centre and almost unbelievably vertiginous from there.  You might step one place to the right by arguing for lower taxes.  But take one step further and – woah – it’s all the way down to Nazism. 

Take a step leftwards, by contrast, and you can just keep going and going, running all the way to an end. An end that never includes the Gulag.

So you get CC's favourite bete noir (ha ha) Tommy Robinson, uncritically labelled as Far Right based on aged information and lazy journalism I would argue. Say something often enough and it becomes the truth, even to the point where members of the ERG are labelled 'Fascists' on social media. Ask them if they know what a fascist is and that jacob Rees-Mogg would have lasted precisely 5 minutes in Hitler's Wehrmacht and you get dumb squeals of incomprehension.

Did we see some 'fake' news last night?

I'm referring to reports that the last of the IS territory has been captured and IS now all but defeated.
I'm not sure how many Syrian soldiers there were in the report but it didn't look that many, and this relatively small group of Syrian fighters, dancing and celebrating, hmmm.
My favourite bit of the report was the BBC reporter looking on while the Syrian fighter fired his gun apparently in the direction of the enemy's camp, which looked a used car lot. It was as if the reporter said to the soldier: hey mate, can you just fire your gun over there somewhere and we'll get a shot of it and put it in the report.

Where's all this leading to?

No doubt fears over freedom of movement / immigration was a huge factor in helping the Leave campaign win the referendum, and if there is to be a second referendum, what better way of allaying people's fears over Jihadis coming here than to tell them we've got IS beaten?

The other item of news that caught my eye was the news that unemployment levels have hit a low not seen since the 1970s, we're obviously all so much better off being a part of the EU!

Are the Brussels Broadcasting Corporation already preparing for a second referendum!?

Are Tommy's Polish chums far right?

By the same logic, there'd be no Islamist fanatics if we abided by sharia law and praised allah.

That's not quite true, they're as divided amongst themselves as they are towards us.

^Although I suppose you meant with regard to attacks against the West.