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National Action - Right Wing Terrorist Threat
There has been reluctance in some quarters to accept the danger of this Neo-Nazi organisation. Hopefully the testimony in Court this week will dispel that.
// The alleged leader of a neo-Nazi terrorist group urged one of his subordinates to assassinate the former home secretary Amber Rudd, a court has heard.
Renshaw detailed how he was going to murder [Labour MP] Ms Cooper with a machete before taking hostages in a pub.
Another defendant, Matthew Hankinson, said Renshaw should target a synagogue – even if there were children inside – because “all Jews are the same, they’re all vermin”. //
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Dangerous men (targetting women) hopefully a long prison will result.
// The alleged leader of a neo-Nazi terrorist group urged one of his subordinates to assassinate the former home secretary Amber Rudd, a court has heard.
Renshaw detailed how he was going to murder [Labour MP] Ms Cooper with a machete before taking hostages in a pub.
Another defendant, Matthew Hankinson, said Renshaw should target a synagogue – even if there were children inside – because “all Jews are the same, they’re all vermin”. //
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Dangerous men (targetting women) hopefully a long prison will result.
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Their intent to murder politicians should be condemned by everyone. If they are a serious threat to national security, perhaps it is only a matter of time before Jeremy Corbyn invites them to the House of Commons for a cup of tea and a nice chat, like he did to the other terrorists two weeks after their group attempted to murder Maggie Thatcher at Brighton.
Just before the thread is taken right off in a more 'pleasing' direction....
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it's not just the far right SP, and not just recently. the following appeared in an editorial of a labour movement publication in 1891:-
"Wherever there is trouble in Europe, wherever rumours of war circulate and men's minds are distraught with fear of change and calamity, you may be sure that a hooked-nosed Rothschild is at his games somewhere near the region of the disturbances." in 1900, the TUC proclaimed (by resolution) that the Boer War was being fought to secure goldfields for cosmopolitan jews.
anti-Semitism has existed for centuries - for so long that society has probably forgotten what the trigger was.
"Wherever there is trouble in Europe, wherever rumours of war circulate and men's minds are distraught with fear of change and calamity, you may be sure that a hooked-nosed Rothschild is at his games somewhere near the region of the disturbances." in 1900, the TUC proclaimed (by resolution) that the Boer War was being fought to secure goldfields for cosmopolitan jews.
anti-Semitism has existed for centuries - for so long that society has probably forgotten what the trigger was.
It would seem that Islam also comes into the equation, although these don't just threaten.
/// A large number of violent antisemitic attacks in Europe were done by Muslims- the murder of 4 Jews in Toulouse in 2012 by Mohammed Merah,[48] the 1982 attack on the Jewish Goldenberg restaurant in Paris that was carried out by Arab terrorists, the kidnapping and murder of the French citizen Ilan Halimi in 2006 by a Muslim gang and the antisemitic riots in Norway in 2009 are a few examples to this phenomenon.[47] ///
/// A large number of violent antisemitic attacks in Europe were done by Muslims- the murder of 4 Jews in Toulouse in 2012 by Mohammed Merah,[48] the 1982 attack on the Jewish Goldenberg restaurant in Paris that was carried out by Arab terrorists, the kidnapping and murder of the French citizen Ilan Halimi in 2006 by a Muslim gang and the antisemitic riots in Norway in 2009 are a few examples to this phenomenon.[47] ///
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