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Topic History of: Riots
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Green Man |
I have always thought about that also.
However he exposed some good as well as bad. |
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hedda |
tdf wrote:
With all due respect, Hedda, going to have to agree with Wyot on this. You really are stretching. Leave the conspiracy theories to the far right conspiraloon freaks, you're better than that.
Oh you are so kind but I didn't actually say I believed these rumours...not that they have abated on Twitter ( X).
Mossad is probably far too clever to deal with a lightweight like Robinson and now I see he promotes a photo of himself with a Mossad t-shirt which probably means he has never had any dealings with them.
Fascinating article Jo..very illuminating. |
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Jo |
It also seems unlikely to me that Israel would be promoting riots in the UK, but the article below, from December 2018, about the hidden global network behind Tommy Robinson, is an interesting read.
I'd also been wondering how he makes his money and how he can afford to be relaxing at a luxury hotel in Cyprus costing £400 a night.
Revealed: the hidden global network behind Tommy Robinson
The British far-right activist Tommy Robinson is receiving financial, political and moral support from a broad array of non-British groups and individuals, including US thinktanks, rightwing Australians and Russian trolls, a Guardian investigation has discovered. ...
The investigation has established that:
- A Philadelphia-based thinktank, the Middle East Forum (MEF), acknowledges it has spent about $60,000 (£47,000) on Robinson’s legal fees and demonstrations staged in London earlier this year. A senior MEF executive has been closely involved in preparations for this weekend’s march, though the thinktank said she was there in a personal capacity.
- A US tech billionaire, Robert Shillman, financed a fellowship that helped pay for Robinson to be employed in 2017 by a rightwing Canadian media website, the Rebel Media, on a salary of about £5,000 a month.
- A small Australian rightwing group, Australian Liberty Alliance, says it has helped fund Robinson, but did not disclose how much.
- A New York City-based thinktank, the Gatestone Institute, has published a succession of articles supporting Robinson’s cause.
- The David Horowitz Freedom Center (DHFC), a California-based thinktank that describes itself as a “school for political warfare”, has published a series of pieces defending Robinson, and has lobbied for him to address US politicians.[/ul]
Horowitz, the co-founder of the DHFC, told the Guardian in an email: “Tommy Robinson is a courageous Englishman who has risked his life to expose the rape epidemic of young girls conducted by Muslim gangs and covered up by your shameful government.”
MEF, Gatestone and the DHFC are well funded by influential rightwing donors, according to tax returns scrutinised by the Guardian. In 2014-16, the returns show they received a total of almost $5m from several millionaire donors.
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tdf |
With all due respect, Hedda, going to have to agree with Wyot on this. You really are stretching. Leave the conspiracy theories to the far right conspiraloon freaks, you're better than that. |
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Wyot |
I know there are conspiracies Hedda, dark arts etc. It is indeed about knowing when they have happened, and thus usually can only happen some years following events.
I don't mean this rudely but I find the idea that Israel is funding English riots to distract from Gaza and cause problems for Starmer nonsensical and silly.
It's not even as if the UK or Starmer is giving Israel a hard time over Gaza. |
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