“If it’s yellow, let it mellow. if it’s brown, flush it down.” That was a water-preserving mantra from, if we remember correctly, California in the 1970s, which crossed the pond when summer droughts hit Britain later in the same decade. We can only imagine that the United Kingdom Independence Party misheard this sound piece of […]
Mixed fortunes for Russia’s far right assets
By Roger Pearce Vladimir Putin’s network of supporters among European fascists are celebrating today after the victory of the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the eastern German state of Thuringia. AfD’s Thuringian branch is led by the Kremlin’s main German asset, Björn Höcke. They will have 32 of their state parliament’s 88 seats. […]
Yaxley-Lennon latest – they’re trying to kill me (honest..!)
Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, aka Tommy Robinson, has been at the gear again. In his latest online missive he rants that our rights and freedoms are being taken from us and he, fearless fighter for our futures, is “gonna scream it from the hilltops” Now, we have to ask: which hilltops are those, Steabhán? MacGillycuddy’s Reeks? The […]
Clueless Clews does a runner
No sooner did we point out that David Clews of the far-right Unity News Network could reasonably expect to have his collar felt for incitement during the riots than he dropped out of sight. There was much speculation that he’d fled abroad but then his name turned up on publicity material for an anti-Nato rally […]
Britain First conference held in a shed…
Well, as we have noted elsewhere, the far-right conference season is upon us and first out of the blocks (appropriately perhaps) is Paul Golding’s Britain First who posted this charming scene earlier today. One of their members seems to own quite an upmarket garden shed, and they have dragged in a couple of TVs – […]
UK fascist groups split over post-Southport riots
By Paul Gale Searchlight readers won’t be the least surprised that the first reaction of Britain’s far right groups after the dreadful murders of three young girls in Southport was to try to make political or financial capital from the atrocity. But in 2024 this also meant several rival factions pursued radically different analyses, whether […]