Antifa London - BBC

Revuelo en el Reino Unido por una entrevista de la BBC al líder ultraderechista Nick Griffin.

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[SGESupporter92]

Solidarity from Germany!

[King123Gbg]

Solidarity from Sweden

[bigollameo]

Solidarity from United States!

[clmac915]

Thats not antifa, thats the UAF

[gorfaf88]

@shinobi38 I chose my pseudo name when i was 16, and i can't change it. I don't regret it. We all have our ways of provoking the system we hate. some people turn anarchists, other turn skinheads, but they really are fighting the same ennemy, liberalism and thechnical globalisation. As i said, i don't know how things are going in england (socially speaking) but in France it is that way. It is a reality i live up with everyday. No jobs, no freedom of speech, hypocrisy and overpopulation.

[shinobi38]

@gorfaf88 I really don't think your politics is based in reality at all. Btw I notice you have 88 in your name. The mainstream 'worker's movement' has sold out to the liberals but there is a more coherent and effective militant and left libertarian movement whose politcs and praxis are much, much better. I still don't agree with your little critique of those movements though.

[gorfaf88]

@shinobi38 "workers movement" and "syndicates" are today sold out to the liberals, because they defend the suppression of frontiers and the mass regularisation of clandestines (you couldn't be less Liberal!!!!). They do'nt give a shit about the people's concerns anymore. They just worry about "antifascism" or blocking any kind of change or progress in the country. I speak about France, i don't know how it is in england. Here, the workers are mostly in the National Front.

[shinobi38]

@gorfaf88 I'm not at all convinced by your 'sympathy' for the working-class, you are a Nationalist and presumably a National Socialist and it was those liberals who aided your past dictators such as Hitler and Mussolini in gaining power when they were weakened and needed assistance in maintaining ruling-class domination. If you for the working-class you would support the workers movement, instead of the ruling-class movement. Patriotism, Nationalism- these identify more with the rich- obvious.

[gorfaf88]

@shinobi38 i think that multiculturalisme will accentuate class division, because opening frontiers and destroying different cultures by mixing them is the main goals of Liberal/capitalistic trusts. Thus we will have a greater number of rootless slaves with a few rich leaders, and no middle classes. that'ts wat they call tecnocracy

[gorfaf88]

@shinobi38 yeah, 15 million muslims ruling the streets of France and setting my city on fire is "exagerated". And also, its completely false that we are used by the rulling class. Are concerts are never permitted, we barely have the right to ONE demonstration per year (with 1000 cops surrounding US, not the antifas). And the guys who write books against us or speak against us on TV are rich people and apostles of capitalism and globalisation. Opening the frontiers is a lliberal dream.

[shinobi38]

@gorfaf88 I agree that there are problems with multi-culturalism, that is to say mainstream (leftist multi-culralism), however my problems with this would be quite different than yours and again to do with class divison and hierarchy.

[shinobi38]

@gorfaf88 No, the ruling class keeps nationalist movements in reserve to use as a paramilitary force when there is a serious threat to them from a possible revolution. This has happened many times in many different countries throughout the world, including in Germany and Italy during the rise of Fascism. 'Extra european immigration' is something that is exaggerated by your friends and colleagues in the mainstream press to didvide and rule the working-class.