Racial Hatred and Domestic Terrorism in Britain - Extremists making bombs at home - Verbal Intemperance and Racist Aggression

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Racial Hatred and Domestic Terrorism in Britain - Extremists making bombs at home - Verbal Intemperance and Racist Aggression

Before the Second World War Britain had many Nazis, with their ridiculous symbols and marches, preaching racial superiority and "Aryanism". After that war Britain had extremists preaching against Immigrants, but there were few actions.

But now the level of Hatred and Terrorist Action ( bombs, aggressions ) is increasing at fast pace and this may disrupt Britain as an ordered and peaceful nation.

We want England or larger Britain to be a nation of Lords and Gentlemen and not a nation of Stupid Thugs without respect for Human Life, even babies have been hurt and pregnant women killed.

Johann Hari
Columnist, London Independent
October 14, 2009

Why Is Britain Ignoring Its Home-Grown McVeighs?

Some excerpts :

Britain is facing the real risk today of a bombing campaign that targets random civilians for death - but it is being virtually ignored. When its supporters step closer every day to mass murder, nobody notices. When its perpetrators are caught, there is (at best) a little flick of information in News in Brief, before everyone goes back to talking about the Strictly Come Dancing race row. This silence suggests something dark about us Brits - and requires us to change our behaviour, fast.

The campaign I am talking about is not being planned by jihadis or fringe Irish nationalists but by white "neo-Nazis" who want to murder Asians, black people, Jews and gays in the bizarre belief it will trigger a "race war".

They have struck before. Exactly a decade ago, a 22-year-old member of the British National Party called David Copeland planted bombs in Brixton, Brick Lane (where I live), and a gay pub in Old Compton Street. He managed to lodge a nail deep in a baby's skull, and to murder a pregnant woman, her gay best friend, and his partner. He bragged: "My aim was political. It was to cause a racial war in this country. There'd be a backlash from the ethnic minorities, then all the white people would go out and vote BNP."
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