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In Britain the far
left is tiny. Like the British far right and the extreme Islamist movement, it
has no chance of establishing itself in the critical mass that is Middle
England and Britain's
sagacious first-past-the-post governmental system thus ensures it remains where
it belongs - in the political wilderness / on the political fruit farm.
Occasionally you
hear public huffs and puffs from far lefties. Since these days they are short
of comrades and find it uphill rustling up a decent crowd by themselves, they usually
congregate in some kind of unholy alliance (the Black Red Alliance,
Islamist-Leftist compact is a well known one) in which they rant and bluster
and, as we've seen recently, are still prone to violence.
The British Far
Left of today has completely lost its integrity - it'll shack up with literally
anyone now to improve its dire numbers. Come up with a political party to spear
baby hedgehogs and within hours you'll have a far leftie calling you to offer
you a coalition spot in the far left spectrum. Soon one of their drones will be
sent out in solidarity with a bag of tooth picks to show you that they really
empathise with your political objectives. As long as you have some numbers and
funding, you're in.
Think ridiculous
"We are all one Hizbollah" placards
on so-called London
peace marches, pierced body parts, unicycles, large dangling earrings and
luminous socks. Think spots, matted beards, nits, cagoules, bobble hats and NHS
specs. Anti capitalists heartily nibbling on Mc Nuggets and swigging Coca Cola.
Demoralised Guardian readers with headscarves in an unholy alliance with
extreme Islamists. Think Marx meets Zawahiri. Giro-funded anoraks now
supplemented by zakat, Hizb ut Tahrir and Iranian rials.
Former leftist
stalwarts - human rights, xenophobia, free-expression, feminism, homosexuality,
democracy, abortion - tossed away for the sake of the Far Left's so-called perpetual revolution. An alliance with
bigoted Islamists in the interest of mutual hatreds - America, Israel, globalisation, capitalism
and imperialism, with anti-Semitism never far behind.
You occasionally
see a grinning Japanese fresher buy a Socialist Worker paper on the campus of
the London School of Economics, mistaking the seller for someone who's
homeless. Or a nutter on the bus wearing "I f****** hate Bush" t-shirt (as if
any would be attracted to him in the first place). Some extreme 911-celebrating
lefties were involved in Red Ken Livingstone's local government in London but,
much to their exasperation (and they can do nothing about it), they are history
there now, save a few remaining grubby trolls, as the Conservative tide once
again paints most of Britain blue.
As with Al Qaeda,
the Internet is the last retreat of the Far left but even there they are short
of friends and perturbed by the fact that The
Sun's Mystic Meg gets more hits (and is more heeded) than them and their
own quirky opinions and predictions.
The British blogosphere
is now dominated by the Centre right. Only three of the top twenty political
blogs in the UK
can be considered left wing and all of them are well-distanced from what they
now see post-Kinnock, Smith and Blair as election-losing, embarrassing, long-lost
cousins on the far left extreme. The
fact that many of today's Far Left voted in 1997 for Tony Blair is comical - no
wonder they are so quick to talk of trickery and deception now that they are
left out in the cold. Their paranoia does not abate. Seemingly, it daily
ascends.
It is not since the
rule of Margaret Thatcher (PBUH) that the far left have been heard in the political
mainstream in Britain.
Just bitter whines from the extremes, personified by hate-filled Scargill, the
failure of jabber-mouth Derek Hatton (turned millionaire property tycoon) and
other embarrassing hypocritical misfits peddling ideas which have failed time
and time again when allowed to be put into practice (and which will always fail
because they rely wholly upon chocolate teapot, unrealisable ideals).
The far lefties
of today tend to blame the mainstream press and "spin" for their failure to
convince the masses with their own spin - instead of admitting the blatantly
obvious and blaming themselves and their own fruit-bat, impracticable policies.
It is fair to
say the far left is most often represented by individuals who feel left out of,
and spurned by, mainstream society for one reason or another. Perhaps too much
LSD behind the Adult Education Centre and its consequent pool of paranoia, or bullied
at school, job-shy to the point where wealth distribution seems like the only
way forward. Anoraks with little in the way of good fortune or good looks - now
low on integrity ("Beslan and Bali statements of desperation not acts of
terrorism") and currently awfully low on self-esteem. The kind of people who
are jealous of what the mainstream achieves and the power the mainstream status
quo seemingly forever holds. The kind of people who always get splashed by a
puddle when a Rolls Royce drives by or go past a mansion and have a peacock
cack on their heads.
I've recently come
across some of these anoraks. I even played their childish games for a little
while. In the process I learnt a great deal about why the far left is as
unpopular today as it has ever been. It can still just about dish it - but it
really can't take it.
Look at the
people who front the far left or act as its "hound-dogs" and you will see they
are in league with groups who are openly anti-Semitic, pro-Islamist extremism
and often violently subversive. Some of their ancestors actually fought in the
Great War or Second World War for Britain. Yet they seem to be able
to live with these relationships and handily block out the screams of 7/7 or Madrid. Yes, spotting
fascists and highlighting the inadequacies of the far right is an admirable
pastime, but why ally simultaneously with Islamofascists? Like all quislings,
there really is something missing upstairs.
The "anti
Fascist" groups showing up to fight with the barmy English Defence League are not
without Islamist influence. The UAF -
part-funded by trade unions - has a record of doing joint "anti fascist" work
with the Muslim Council of Britain. Dig just a little and up pop all sorts of parasites
- the likes of Asim Qureshi of Caged
Prisoners / Stop Political Terror infamy for one, who this publication pointed
out through video evidence has addressed Hizb ut Tahrir marches on the streets
of London openly screaming for "Jihad".
Look at the amateur
group Spinwatch - a Far left kabal using Strathclyde University
as a base from where to manifest its "nutty agenda" (words quoted from a
luminescent left-wing blog). Look how it is funded by groups which have
recently been shocked to hear of Spinwatch's links with the Scottish Socialists
and Osama Saeed's odious Scottish Islamic Foundation (the Muslim Brotherhood
front) amongst other radical fronts with hidden agendas it liaises with to push
its Citizen Smith agendas. (More on their funding ties in future weeks, not
necessarily through this publication).
Muhammed Idrees
Ahmad is a supporter of the anti-Semite, Gilad Atzmon: a man who believes that
the Protocols of the Elders of Zion accurately depict the reality of
contemporary Jewish power, and that Communist anti-Zionists who identify as
Jews are in fact crypto-Zionists who are pushing the Jewish power agenda. Ahmad
is a Spinwatch member and runs a daft and amateurish Wiki-Neocon take-down site
called Neocon Europe with Spinwatch's David Miller (Miller is a
lecturer of an "ology") where anyone to the right of Tony Benn is labelled a Neocon.
Smearing is the
far left's last stand. Facts, like power, escape them.
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