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Richie embarrasses himself again - how many times now?
He added: “When nearly a third of plots foiled by police and security services relate to rightwing ideology, it lays bare why we are taking this threat so seriously.” The remainder were jihadist, which remains by far the biggest terrorist threat to the UK and has stabilised at a very high level after years of growth. Klan night tonight just ironing the robe and hood ![]() |
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Cause and effect.
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"Far right violence" - A micro aggression on Twitter
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They are frightened
They know what's coming ![]() ![]() ![]() Its going to be brutal |
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The Guardian enough said, knew they would give the new Rambo film 1/5 even though fans say it is great, the Guardian can't handle the fact Mexicans are the bad guys lol
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Islamic terrorism is far-right violence
Political orientation is a circle not a continuum ....and as for a rise in hate crimes, this was to be entirely expected, since the definition of a hate crime is not what the perpetrator thought at the time of the offence (which is ludicrous enough) but what someone else believes they thought. Throw in sectionalist interest groups such as MAMA (measuring Anti Muslim Attacks) whose very existence is predicated on encouraging people to report these gormlessly-defined crimes and there's little wonder their numbers have gone through the roof. |
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A quarter of all terrorism arrests in the past year were linked to far-right violence
The growth from 2016 to 2018 came in the period following the vote to leave the EU, which also coincided with a rise in hate crime. a wider pool of DIY fascists are engaging in campaigns of harassment against public figures, especially those who oppose Brexit. - Remind you of anywhere?? Yes - George Orwell's 1984 Thanks to Labour's Criminal Justice Act 2003, a “hate crime” is defined as: “Any incident . . . which is perceived by the victim or any other person as being motivated by prejudice or hate.” A law that law meant that for the first time in English jurisprudence it didn’t matter whether a crime had been committed before an arrest could take place so long as someone could claim to have been “offended” or the victim of a “hate crime”. |
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Juice has it spot on. Far left and far right (true far right, not the propaganda version) only benefit the elite at the expense of 99.999% of the population who can ill afford it.
Of course, if we had a fair society then the elite and big business would 'suffer'. They are using their money and power (aka our money) to grab ever more off everyone. All these 'hate crime' laws are their to divide us, man from woman, black from white, gay from straight, young from old, etc. United we stand, divided we fall. |
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*I missed out left from right, probably the most important division.
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Laughable play on words,just repeating a Bernard Manning joke is enough to get classified as a far right activist in the guardianista mixed up minds.
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I don’t think people should presume on the good nature of those on the right
It’s bad manners to do so |
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Italy, Sweden, Gernany , France, Hungary
5 European countries witnessing the rise of the far right |
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The aim is to take over the EU , and change it
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I think the world is more violent than when I was young
I have a theory but no one will believe me.... |
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Whats your theory ebul ?
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Hard to take the Guardian seriously kniwing that they only gave the new Rambo film 1 star. (Wtf smiley)
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It is much worse on the reporting front. Teachers even told prevent and police about a lad reading a UKIP site. Quite right too. And plod visited. You couldn't make it up.
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