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- Posted: Sat, 28 Jan 2012 12:53:52 +0000
Sir Winston Churchill said that “The fascists of the future will be called anti-fascist” and I believe that this is the case today. On one visit to Brighton my partner and I noticed an “Anti-Fascist league” protest and it appeared to me that the hatred and energy which they displayed towards the police resembled a Nazi rally. Cultural Marxism has become a fascist tool to forcibly make people comply with an ideology and brand it’s opponents as fascists while sentencing them to the modern “Siberia” which effectively means “unemployable” for their views.
If we consider that Western countries like the United Kingdom have moved from “individual capitalism” or traditional Conservatism (I do not use this term with reference to the Conservative Party) to a position to collectivism (whether this is to the right or the left, there is no difference except for the varying extent to which each element or “class” of society benefits, the benefits being roughly equivalent for the elite of society in each direction), then the “individual capitalism” or traditional Conservative position can be re-defined and rebranded as fascism in a clever deception. “Anti-Fascism”, “Equality”, “Diversity” and “Multiculturalism” have therefore become code words for Anti-Conservative, and the person who holds the Conservative position is considered a fascist.
In Britain the UAF (Unite Against Fascism movement) organisation are condemned by the establishment or mainstream left, however they have several ties with certain Far-right authoritarian extremists (for example radical Islamists)and invite them to their 'conferences'. One responder to this document stated that in his experience, they adopt the idea that the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Both the Far left libertarians have aligned themselves with the far right authoritarians. Apparently when this responder pointed this out, he was spat on and called a 'dirty Jew'. A protest in Bolton with the EDL on one side and the UAF on the other resulted in a street fight with 74 arrests. Anthony Richardson, a white UAF support who attended a protest in Manchester is the creator of the UAF-supporting video in which he mocks a white female EDL supporter that was being violently attacked. He refers to the woman as a “horrible scrote of a woman" and proclaims "they aren't women – they're dogs".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJcG2C22okE
On the Student Rooms UK Political forum, one poster said that he did not mind if Nick Griffiths from the BNP (a political party that campaigns peacefully on behalf on the indiginous people of the British Isles) get stabbed:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=21141316&postcount=9
Gamston Parish Council in Nottinghamshire put itself on the map by taking down a British flag on the village common on the grounds that it could be offensive. On a BBC video, a black man can be seen arguing that someone else might be offended if he were to put up a Caribbean flag and a councillor declares that the flag will only be flown on “special occasion”. I would say to this man that we are not in the Caribbean, and that this is Britain. This logic is as absurd as British people suggesting that a country like Saint Lucia should remove their flags. Eventually after a member of the council threatened to resign if the flag was removed, the council agreed to keep the flag.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-15660275
Islington council provoked furious protests from parents when it tried to change the name of St Mary Magdalene Primary School to avoid offending Muslims and Jews. The Islington council backed down after hearing from furious parents. Inayat Bunglawala, of the Muslim Council, said: "I do not think any Muslim would object to keeping the name St Mary Magdalene." It seems reasonable to assume that the white far left who must have taken control of Islington are in control.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-14526061-parents-set-for-victory-over-saint-school-name.do
The UK police has received widespread criticism for their use of “Stop and Search” techniques which often target young black people in deprived areas. One has to ask the question of whether it would be rational for the police to “Stop and Search” 70 to 80 year old white people in Surrey, Berkshire or in retirement villages like Sidmouth, Devon for guns and drugs in the name of equality and diversity, or whether the police should concentrate their resources in the areas in which crimes are statistically most likely to occur.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16552489
Facilities in Brixton prison were built so that Muslim inmates do not have to face Mecca while sitting on the toilet. Faith leaders had told prison bosses it was unacceptable for Muslim inmates to face Mecca while using the toilet.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4926114.stm
Political Correctness is an immense hurdle in British Politics. Politicians often cannot discuss issues upfront and have to use a codified language, and progress is often hindered by “political point scoring” which is often done on the basis not of the facts of the matter being discussed, but because someone may have contradicted a “truth” defined by political correctness. This creates a stalemate in this country for many issues that need urgent attention.
I say that the fascist in Britain is not the person flying the British flag, it is the person telling them to take it down. The fascist is not the person complaining that their neighbourhood has been flooded with immigration, it is the person telling them that they must accept this otherwise they are a racist, a bigot or a fascist. The fascist is someone in the Diversity department in an organisation who gets someone fired for views they themselves agree with. The fascist is the person who tells people that Christmas can no longer be celebrated publicly. The fascist defines a language of the state (Political Correctness) and punishes those who oppose it.
If we consider that Western countries like the United Kingdom have moved from “individual capitalism” or traditional Conservatism (I do not use this term with reference to the Conservative Party) to a position to collectivism (whether this is to the right or the left, there is no difference except for the varying extent to which each element or “class” of society benefits, the benefits being roughly equivalent for the elite of society in each direction), then the “individual capitalism” or traditional Conservative position can be re-defined and rebranded as fascism in a clever deception. “Anti-Fascism”, “Equality”, “Diversity” and “Multiculturalism” have therefore become code words for Anti-Conservative, and the person who holds the Conservative position is considered a fascist.
In Britain the UAF (Unite Against Fascism movement) organisation are condemned by the establishment or mainstream left, however they have several ties with certain Far-right authoritarian extremists (for example radical Islamists)and invite them to their 'conferences'. One responder to this document stated that in his experience, they adopt the idea that the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Both the Far left libertarians have aligned themselves with the far right authoritarians. Apparently when this responder pointed this out, he was spat on and called a 'dirty Jew'. A protest in Bolton with the EDL on one side and the UAF on the other resulted in a street fight with 74 arrests. Anthony Richardson, a white UAF support who attended a protest in Manchester is the creator of the UAF-supporting video in which he mocks a white female EDL supporter that was being violently attacked. He refers to the woman as a “horrible scrote of a woman" and proclaims "they aren't women – they're dogs".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJcG2C22okE
On the Student Rooms UK Political forum, one poster said that he did not mind if Nick Griffiths from the BNP (a political party that campaigns peacefully on behalf on the indiginous people of the British Isles) get stabbed:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=21141316&postcount=9
Gamston Parish Council in Nottinghamshire put itself on the map by taking down a British flag on the village common on the grounds that it could be offensive. On a BBC video, a black man can be seen arguing that someone else might be offended if he were to put up a Caribbean flag and a councillor declares that the flag will only be flown on “special occasion”. I would say to this man that we are not in the Caribbean, and that this is Britain. This logic is as absurd as British people suggesting that a country like Saint Lucia should remove their flags. Eventually after a member of the council threatened to resign if the flag was removed, the council agreed to keep the flag.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-15660275
Islington council provoked furious protests from parents when it tried to change the name of St Mary Magdalene Primary School to avoid offending Muslims and Jews. The Islington council backed down after hearing from furious parents. Inayat Bunglawala, of the Muslim Council, said: "I do not think any Muslim would object to keeping the name St Mary Magdalene." It seems reasonable to assume that the white far left who must have taken control of Islington are in control.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-14526061-parents-set-for-victory-over-saint-school-name.do
The UK police has received widespread criticism for their use of “Stop and Search” techniques which often target young black people in deprived areas. One has to ask the question of whether it would be rational for the police to “Stop and Search” 70 to 80 year old white people in Surrey, Berkshire or in retirement villages like Sidmouth, Devon for guns and drugs in the name of equality and diversity, or whether the police should concentrate their resources in the areas in which crimes are statistically most likely to occur.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16552489
Facilities in Brixton prison were built so that Muslim inmates do not have to face Mecca while sitting on the toilet. Faith leaders had told prison bosses it was unacceptable for Muslim inmates to face Mecca while using the toilet.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4926114.stm
Political Correctness is an immense hurdle in British Politics. Politicians often cannot discuss issues upfront and have to use a codified language, and progress is often hindered by “political point scoring” which is often done on the basis not of the facts of the matter being discussed, but because someone may have contradicted a “truth” defined by political correctness. This creates a stalemate in this country for many issues that need urgent attention.
I say that the fascist in Britain is not the person flying the British flag, it is the person telling them to take it down. The fascist is not the person complaining that their neighbourhood has been flooded with immigration, it is the person telling them that they must accept this otherwise they are a racist, a bigot or a fascist. The fascist is someone in the Diversity department in an organisation who gets someone fired for views they themselves agree with. The fascist is the person who tells people that Christmas can no longer be celebrated publicly. The fascist defines a language of the state (Political Correctness) and punishes those who oppose it.
