terrirfying ghosts and zombies of outlawed Far Right group 'National Action' still haunt the cucks of England
“For the first time since the second world war we have a domestic terrorist group, it’s rightwing, it’s neo-Nazi, it’s proudly white supremacist, portraying a violent and wicked ideology,” Mark Rowley told BBC Newsnight.
"The UK has not “woken up” to the threat posed by the far right, the former head of the Metropolitan police’s counter-terrorism unit said.
“If we sleepwalk into it, then I think there is a real danger we give them more scope to get stronger. They’re repackaging their aggressive intolerance … and attaching it to mainstream political debate.”
>The Nationalist group that the former cop cites as the cause of his anxiety and worried warning, National Action, was already banned under Britain's anti-terror laws. The ban was announced on December 12, 2016 - - but maybe retired constable Rowley didn't get the memo.
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"Rowley, who was the Met’s anti-terrorism chief between 2014 and 2018, said the UK needed to be alert and ensure extremist groups could not “generate credibility and present themselves as representatives of white Britain or Muslim Britain”.
"National Action became the first far-right group to be banned under terrorism laws in December 2016 and it is now a criminal offence to be a member of the group.
"The group celebrated the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox in 2016, and this summer one of its alleged pre-ban members pleaded guilty to a plot to murder another Labour MP, Rosie Cooper.
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"Nick Lowles, founder of the anti-racist (except for Israel) and anti-fascist (but pro Likud) campaign group Hope Not Hate_, said: "“While Mark Rowley is right in saying that neo-Nazi ideas have not gone mainstream, …what is abundantly clear is that an anti-immigrant, and particularly anti-Muslim (sensibilities) … can lead people into the hands of far-right extremists.”