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Look at this giant mural (above, right) commemorating the “battle.” Did British tax dollars pay for that? Here’s a mainstream media take on The Battle of Cable Street: [Article]. Here’s a different take on it: [Article]. They even made a short film about it, which was spawned by money from a Jewish film festival: [Webpage].

Of course it’s failed. But isn’t it interesting how it takes the threat of “Muslim extremism” to get multiculturalism labeled as a failure? In other words, the usual mud crime, corruption and incompetence weren’t enough to get multiculturalism labeled as a failure. Significantly, David Cameron is part-Jewish, and Jews led the push to multiculturalize England: […]

On the British betrayal of the Arabs in Palestine: “So what did we do? We sold the Arabs to win the favour of the Jews, especially the Jews of the United States of America. […] Englishmen are still respected for their honesty in the East, but unless we acknowledge that we made a terrible blunder, […]

It’s true – the British are more inclined to embrace the NWO/JWO. Maybe it’s all that tea they drink… [Article].

In Britain, all humans are equal – or else. (Remember that these “anti-hate” laws were first hatched by Jews): [Article].

The British National Party is playing a rigged game. Even if it complies with current government rules, the rules can be tweaked or misinterpreted as needed. By the way, Jews birthed England’s Race Relations Act: [Article].

The Jews won’t tolerate laws that punish their war crimes. In fact, the very idea that a Jew could commit a war crime is an insult to God (oops, G_d): [Article].

Advertising that they speak English in England: how dare they! [Article].

A ballsy move, considering the power that the Jews have in England: [Article].

by Charles Dodgson. “Alex Kurtagic has already described for TOO readers British National Party (BNP) leader Nick Griffin’s appearance on the high profile BBC Television programme Question Time, 24 October 2009). Here I add to Mr. Kurtagic’s account by focusing on the lessons to be learned from its reception including the ideological pathology it revealed. […]