What happened to the working class between then and now? There is no political activism - its all lager, football and darts and Sky TV. Pathetic what has happened.

@22grena

8 жыл бұрын

+xpat73 Relax.Jeremy has arrived

@benjaminhennessy8050

8 жыл бұрын

rerevisionist You can't blame everything on Jews. Either they're the financiers of Socialism or they're Rothschild elitist capitalists. Not both. If anyone is to blame for the degradation of the working class it's American media.

@masalacult8293

8 жыл бұрын

rerevisionist Nej, det ska det inte lilla skit

@22grena

8 жыл бұрын

rerevisionist Fuck off fascist

@22grena

8 жыл бұрын

rerevisionist Fuck off fascist

My great grandfather and his brothers were involved with the local Communist party and this protest. One of the things I remember being a point was many of the working class men in these areas were also veterans of WWI. They had seen first hand what the fascist movements were doing throughout Europe and they were determined to make sure it didn't arrive on their shores

@PaquetasCar2147

6 ай бұрын

Communism!?? Well that's alright then. Not a brutal, tyrannical ideology that's been responsible for the enslavement & murder of millions over the many decades of its existence, oh no not Communism.

@Str3tchyL3gs

6 ай бұрын

​@@PaquetasCar2147 Bro stfu the British communists of that day had more patriotism in their pinky finger then Mosley's entire pathetic mob of wanna be Nazi simpletons

@JamesRichards-mj9kw

4 ай бұрын

The Battle of Cable Street increased anti-Semitism, and caused the BUF to have a surge in its support. A peaceful march by patriots was prevented when the police were attacked by Communist thugs.

My family were EastEnd Jewish back in the 1930s. Both my granddads and my great uncles fought Mosley and his blackshirted goons. Jews from all over the UK belted down to Cable Street. From Glasgow, Sunderland, Hull, Bradford, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield. Fook the Fascists!

@BabylonianHebrew

8 жыл бұрын

+TheTruthWillOut2012 Not all Jews are commies are cultural marxists. Remember, the white man fired the first shot, when Israel was colonized and Jews were dispersed into Europe.

@hdgskevdb

7 жыл бұрын

Mosleys Folly So your family is part of the reason Europe is falling apart and under invasion. I see

@zestonl5007

7 жыл бұрын

EggRollex :D Thank you. Hail Victory.

@twitoftheyear5044

7 жыл бұрын

The Jewish commitment to war caused the downfall of the British Empire.

@Angus1966

7 жыл бұрын

Fook the ant British Communist thugs wh have ruined England. The time will come. International bankers and industrialists will tremble in fear

A glorious chapter in the history of class-conscious political action by the workers.

My Dad was 14 at the time and went that day with his older brothers, the reason being they didn't like being told what to think or what to do. He told me when we were watching a program on it saying that it was the Unions that beat the BUF that day was bollocks. There was a Trade Union showing but the majority opposing the BUF were ordinary local people of quite a few nationalities.

@liamscott1905

11 ай бұрын

@ChelseaPensioner-DJW Fascism is a trade unionist movement by definition.

@Str3tchyL3gs

6 ай бұрын

​@@liamscott1905 And who ends up controlling the trade Unions in a fascist system? Not the workers

@liamscott1905

5 ай бұрын

@@Str3tchyL3gs The trade unions are the ones in control.

In the light of what’s going today this is worth reflecting on

Magnificent! Well done!! Also everyone shoud ignore the psychotic rantings of pro-fascist trolls. Let them troll off somewhere else.

@jamoross3034

3 жыл бұрын

Different opinion= troll . Typical deflections from commies

THAT SPIRIT OF UNITY IS NOT DEAD. IT JUST NEEDS A NEW PHOENIX

This video shows something I’ve never really heard about so it was interesting to get to hear about it and know the history behind it.

The Men they Couldn't hang did a great song about this called Cable Street.

@dannythomson5239

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for that Sue ive just looked up the song and found it.

@suefurn7674

4 жыл бұрын

@@dannythomson5239 Very welcome Danny. A great band. The Album is called Majestic.

@melthebell33

3 жыл бұрын

The ghosts of cable Street (R.I.P Stefan Cush)

@franl155

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for that heads-up! I've just found it and listened to it. Brilliant song.

My Dad was 10 at the time. His Mum was in a shop & came out to see my Dad waving a flag given to him by Mosleys crew. His Mum wacked him round the ear & told the fascists to bugger off. Classic.

@I_like_big_bombs

4 жыл бұрын

@D J I don't think that is the spirit for dealing with people. What did calling someone like that accomplish? I have to say I am even a supporter of Mosley on some levels. But I find your response to be quite distasteful and the type of behavior which would get a child a spanking.

@jourdaindoeff97

4 жыл бұрын

@D J I am all for the preservation of European identities and cultures however, this aggressive attitude against opposing mentalities makes you no better than "antifa rats". Most of them are confused teenagers who feel like they're in Star Wars and they're the rebels fighting against the evil (and in this case fascist) empire. It is up to us to show them the right path through diplomacy and by calmly providing facts. The calmer we remain the more we expose the emerging extreme left as the thugs they really are

@IndieGinge

4 жыл бұрын

Your grandma is fantastic. All these pricks trying to drag your family can go fuck themselves. Solidarity in the face of their nihilistic war against everyone. Every civilization has a commonly agreed upon story that outlines how to be a decent person, these people just want to live in a shitty selfish world of fear so they can feel big. Fascistas no pasaran!

@angelicupstart1977

4 жыл бұрын

Probably a lie tho.

@wobblyjack9481

4 жыл бұрын

@@I_like_big_bombs Beating children? Yes, that has always worked.

What a fantastic history lesson!

I was a baby but my Dad was very proud of being in the battle of Cable St. He said it was the dockers who stood with us, the Jews, and defeated the Fascists.

@crustysherrifsbadge

Жыл бұрын

​@@SUBWAYSWITCH They had the foresight and courage to say fascism is wrong. Do you support fascists?

@crustysherrifsbadge

Жыл бұрын

@@SUBWAYSWITCH are you implying that British fascism was different to Italian, Russian and German fascism?

@crustysherrifsbadge

Жыл бұрын

@@SUBWAYSWITCH So fascism is ok if it’s British ?

@crustysherrifsbadge

Жыл бұрын

@@SUBWAYSWITCH for who?

@greatdane1991

11 ай бұрын

@@crustysherrifsbadgeBritish fascism is clearly different form nazism. I clearly can spot the difference between hitlers writing and Mosley writing. Fascism is the battle aganist the decay of captialism and the nick of time of communism destroying culture. Third position.

I've seen the mural many many times over the years, but this video brings it alive. Well done, wish I'd seen this sooner.

Strange that support for Mosley in the East End increased after 1936.

@liamscott1905

11 ай бұрын

@chriswatkin5476 The left only attacked Mosley because they were butthurt that he left the Labour Party.

@zakmarsden5997

6 ай бұрын

incredible, Who were these Fascists supporters?.. where they East end Jews? Nope, East end Communists?,, Nope, East end Irish Catholics,OF COURSE THEY WERE!

@chriswatkin5476

6 ай бұрын

@@zakmarsden5997 just ordinary Britons, not everyone on the East End was a Jew or a communist, Irish Catholics tended to be very pro Mosley, he made his home there after the war

@zakmarsden5997

6 ай бұрын

@@chriswatkin5476 of course Ireland was onceof the most anti Jewish countries in the thirties and before, Its a sad joke to say that the East end Irish Catholics "stood with the Jews",,,Just a few years later European Catholics were helping send Jews to the Gas chambers ,and even after the Holocaust, to their eternal shame Ireland, Irish Catholics and the Irish diaspora hated the Jews and Israel even more, Some of these fairy stories concerning Irish "solidarity" with the Jews would be hilarious in any other context,

@lauramolony

4 ай бұрын

I've heard that afterwards, Mosley left the UK for Germany where he married his wife at Hermann Goering's house, with Adolf Hitler as a guest.

By late October 1936 membership in the BUF had increased by 2,000, with many joining East End branches of the organisation. In March 1937 the BUF received 18% of the East End vote, and around 30% of the non-Jewish vote, in the three main areas of the Cable Street confrontation.

@catrionaskivingtonskivingt4819

3 ай бұрын

In other words they lost by 82% & 70%.Most people didn’t believe in their rhetoric.

Amazing- thanks for this. Very I formative and insightful with the guy that was there as a boy. I always love seeing old Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 signs around Brick Lane area. Never knew about the different areas being largely of differing ethnic communities. Thanks 🙏

Fascinating history.

fantastic x

This is actually not accurate. The 'fascist' side was mostly teenagers, indigenous English from the working class east end they numbered around 3,000 and around a quarter of them were teenage girls; The anti fascist side numbered around 200,000 and we're a mixture of communists, Jewish Zionists and academics, mostly middle class or wealthy people The two groups never met as the police couldn't control the violent communists and the march was called off The only incident was a small group of Blackshirts (who were going early to set up podium of sorts I believe) were attacked, famously Tommy Moran boxed about a dozen communists single handedly before being hit with a wooden bat wrapped with barbed wire

This is an excellent vid and most informative piece I have seen on the battle of Cable Street-it should have been on KZread when made but may be that was a legnth issue when they had restrictions on KZread. Very revealing point made about the police and whose side they were on.

@JamesLee-rq4sy

4 жыл бұрын

@Sarahk 150 It was an informative piece. I now understand why the English people put (No Irish) signs up all over England.

More and more parallels between now and then. Scary!

Hello. Please reply. Does anyone have more details on Mccarthy the boxer? Was he blonde and stocky. Called John but everyone called him 'Paddy' I have a photo.

@MarsBorg

4 жыл бұрын

Lots of info on Paddy McCarthy Irish Footballer and Boxer via Google search www.google.co.uk/search?client=opera&hs=MV7&sxsrf=ACYBGNQVm2IDHf0IhIRP1Rp0XVZKRVYavw%3A1573537307788&ei=G0bKXeTiL6XMxgPF24mIAw&q=Paddy+Mccarthy+the+boxer+John&oq=Paddy+Mccarthy+the+boxer+John&gs_l=psy-ab.12...35393.41008..52408...0.0..0.91.241.3......0....1..gws-wiz.......35i302i39.4hPQk1xjGXE&ved=0ahUKEwik3JWi--PlAhUlpnEKHcVtAjEQ4dUDCAo

The one thing that strikes me about the comments from the fascists lovers on here, is if we looked inside their heads we would struggle to find enough brain cells to cover the surface area of a postage stamp

@acohen1980

9 жыл бұрын

nicely argued ...you must be a barrister

@socialistish

9 жыл бұрын

nope just an ordinary bloke that can think

@dianadoors1

7 жыл бұрын

Brain cells??I think you will find far more on the right than the left.The left is the 'hidden hand' but not hidden so much now,known for your subversion of all societies.

@americanunionoffascist8315

6 жыл бұрын

Ariel Cohen No, its the other way around, we are dedicated to protect our people. You want migrants in.

@philipgage1072

6 жыл бұрын

You said it :-)

Wow!!! Not sure when this was made but at the end there he's saying you could never reinvigorate that mural. Well it's 2018 and I think it's happening!

@MrsGypsumFantastic

4 жыл бұрын

Bobby Dazzler and then came 2020. I can see so many parallels with what’s going on today!

@MrsGypsumFantastic

3 жыл бұрын

Monkee Media you muppet! I literally live in a foreign country and it’s the least stressed I’ve ever been in my life. Trump is a pathetic man-baby.

@MrsGypsumFantastic

3 жыл бұрын

Monkee Media highly unlikely, the Portuguese are a very welcoming people. I’m pretty sure it’s only xenophobes and racists who get stressed being around foreigners, the rest of us realise we’re all just people and we’re not that different and we just get on with living.

@MrsGypsumFantastic

3 жыл бұрын

Monkee Media I don’t know who the “we” you’re referring to is, but Mosley literally never articulated a single word that myself or indeed virtually everyone I know agrees with. He is saying how you feel, cos you’re obviously a nasty little fascist.

@markcangila1613

3 жыл бұрын

@Monkee Media Yikes

Powerful.

BBC is that you?

The Irish have always been the underdog so no surprise to see them stand beside the Jews.

@ianwall3645

4 жыл бұрын

🇮🇱, 🇮🇪... 🤜

@wobblyjack9481

4 жыл бұрын

@@ianwall3645 I don't understand your post. Regards

@jamoross3034

3 жыл бұрын

They actually supported Mosley lol

Great doc!

An interesting documentary. It's sad that we still see those who are hell-bent on sowing the seeds of bigotry, and that so many seem willing to blindly follow them. Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

@occamsrayzor

7 жыл бұрын

***** You need to get an education.

@occamsrayzor

7 жыл бұрын

***** Fuck off, you cretin. If you can't even recognise that these asshats were no more than a pack of fascist Hitler lapdogs, then there's no hope for you.

@jensjensen9035

4 жыл бұрын

Esoteric not just British ones

One statement is so wrong. Churchill was not ant-Jewish, quite the opposite. Some ant-Jewish publications had been ascribed to Churchill’s backing, and or reflecting his views. Churchill privately and publicly, even in the house of commons, was actively protecting Jews. Here is just a glimpse of his outspoken views. Fighting persecution was Churchill’s consistent advice to the Jews, at a time when he himself was being abused by Nazi newspapers in Germany for his outspoken criticism of Nazi racial policy. Some of his most powerful words in the House of Commons after Hitler came to power were denunciations of the cruelty of Nazi anti-Semitic policies. Anti-Semitism was anathema to Churchill. In a letter to his mother he described the French anti-Semitic campaign against Dreyfus as “a monstrous conspiracy.” His main criticism of the Conservative Government’s Aliens Bill in 1904 was that the proposed immigration controls could be abused by an “anti-Semitic Home Secretary.” When, in the House of Commons in 1921, Churchill spoke in favour of Jewish land purchase in Palestine, a fellow Member of Parliament warned him that, as a result of his advocacy, he would find himself up “against the hereditary antipathy which exists all over the world to the Jewish race.” This was indeed so: in 1940 a senior Conservative gave as one reason for Churchill’s unsuitability to be Prime Minister his “pro-Zionist” stance in Cabinet, protesting against the Chamberlain government’s restrictions on Jewish land purchase. During the Second World War, Churchill suggested the removal of “anti-Semitic officers” from high positions in the Middle East. This led one of those officers, his friend General Sir Edward Spears, a Liberal MP, to warn this writer that “Churchill was too fond of Jews.”Following the King David Hotel Jewish terrorist bombing in 1946, at a time of strong anti-Jewish feeling in Britain, Churchill told the House of Commons: “I am against preventing Jews from doing anything which other people are allowed to do. I am against that, and I have the strongest abhorrence of the idea of anti-Semitic lines of prejudice.” These were Churchill’s consistent, and persistent beliefs. As he remarked when his criticisms of Jewish terrorism in Palestine were being discussed: “The Jewish people know well enough that I am their friend.”

I’m glad they found an old Jewish chap and a Marxist lecturer to give a completely balanced version of events.

14:56 Picasso's Cubism ! Blacks,Jews and Irish Caths

@TheCruxy

3 жыл бұрын

It’s actually much more like a more realistic, less abstract take on futurism melting into surrealism. Futurism happened to be at its height between the two world wars, most concentratedly in Italy. Cubism, including its many sub-styles, mostly aims at presenting the topics form, where Futurism aims at presenting the desired emotion, through the shapes of the form of the subject. Hope you find this interesting, not irritating

As a Political and Social Scientist, this guys interpretation of what Fascism is in Britain and Europe gives me a headache, the industrial revolution is correct, however, the view that Fascism is violent Feudalism is absolutely wrong.

My Dad was 21 in 1936, his step brother Robert, was 18 both of them were there at Cable street. They were both signed up Labour party/youth members. Neither were Irish, dockers or Jewish. I think Prof' Fishman, has acquired a touch of false memory syndrome. On my maternal side my uncle Bert, as a 9 year old was given 10/- by Mosley to push books, off of his book stall in the Mile End Road. So Mosley called say look at those Jewish brats. 10/- was a lot of money in the 1930s,

@andrewmartin6445

4 жыл бұрын

It is a huge leap from saying that there were 60,000 Jewish people in an area of London to describing all of Britain as a "mongrel nation". Why use such a dismissive and denigrating term anyway?

@theblackshritbrit1693

4 жыл бұрын

Mosley was a cabinet minister in the Labour government

@wobblyjack9481

4 жыл бұрын

@@theblackshritbrit1693 Says it all. Our glorious leaders are renowned for their flitting to and fro looking for nest eggs.

@Janos23

3 жыл бұрын

@@theblackshritbrit1693 Only for a time. He left over disagrements and became leader of the British Union of Fascists.

@liamscott1905

11 ай бұрын

@Janos23 The disagreement was that labour wasn’t left wing enough.

Note that most of the fascists replying below here can't even spell Mosley's name right, showing their intelligence right from the start.

Is that all you can say?

wow what a biast report aginst the greatest movement britain could have chosen. those jews that sided with the communists fled from Russia years before and were persecuted by communists, yet sided with them as lady Diana said the Jewish matter wasn't as big as the left communists made out he was against the minority that wanted a ww2 he didnt

I don't think you know what hypocrisy means. Also, nothing in my very short post points to ignorance, naivety or being brainwashed. So erm..... what? Did you hit the wrong reply button?

Mosley and his black shirts were never involved in this and the 'Battle of Cable Street' never happened. You were shown images of barricades and film of Jews/Communists fighting with the police but where were the blackshirts in this footage? The reality is that Mosley agreed not to march through the East End that day and went to Parliament Square instead. Also, the conflicts were not in Cable Street but on Whitechapel High Street. The video shows organised blackshirt marches interweaved with communists fighting with the police. Our government were building an anti-fascist narrative at that time for obvious reasons and so created this myth. In the decades since, it is often used by left leaning groups as an example but it never happened. Stories evolve over the years and people idealise and elevate their part in past events. It is a historical fact that the blackshirts were not involved. It is worth noting that the people of the East End gave Mosley huge support. This film tries to suggest anti-fascism unified the people and that is a lie. The poor of East London were devastatingly effected by immigration because of the crime wave it brought and the rise in rental costs. This is a one-sided story and misleading to the extreme.

@liam.4454

6 ай бұрын

That's a great point Joe, it's the only accurate comment I've read. The 'blackshirts' that day were around 3,000, mostly working class teenagers from the east end I believe, around 25% of them were women. The only fighting on cable street was Communists and Zionists attacking the police And also for the sake of accuracy a small group of Blackshirts (who were going early to set up podium of sorts I believe) were attacked, famously Tommy Moran, a working class Geordie from the north of England boxed about a dozen communists single handedly before being hit with a wooden bat wrapped with barbed wire, which you can clearly see in the footage, I believe that's the only fighting between the two groups all day

@Str3tchyL3gs

6 ай бұрын

Not a myth mate it's history. Anti fascism did unite the British people cause they didn't want some pompuss ass to impose a foreign rule of law on them and change their way of life

@Str3tchyL3gs

6 ай бұрын

​@@liam.4454 Oh cry me a fucking river

@JamesRichards-mj9kw

4 ай бұрын

@@Str3tchyL3gs The vast majority of people fully supported Mosley.

@Str3tchyL3gs

4 ай бұрын

​@@JamesRichards-mj9kwIs that why the Mosley supporters were greatly outnumbered by their opponents and needed the police to protect them?

My Dad went down to Cable St with his mates just for a Good punch up. .He said he didn't care whether they were Fascists, communists or Jews. . or even Police He punched them all . . and a few of his mates too! There was some very Well to do people putting the Boot in too, he said. I went through the L.A riots so I know what happens in a riot. . once it kicks off nobody knows what's going on. . or what its about! Sorry Folks. . but we just aren't ready for Heaven just yet!

@davidpollard1139

4 жыл бұрын

The fascists weren't at Cable Street.

@ashley-fk6dp

4 жыл бұрын

Did he really. Punch his mate though?

Us LGBT people are facing the same fascist intolerance today. It's always interesting to see who stands with us. X

@Bartholomew_Musgrave

4 ай бұрын

Maybe try not making everything about you. As you’ve just done about an event that has nothing to do with you or your ideology.

@QueerChica

4 ай бұрын

@@Bartholomew_Musgrave people aren't an ideology, and science validates us. Typical heterosexual man who's ignorant to his privilege. Mug.

From what I've heard from my grandfather my great uncle was close to being a communist around this time and was certainly no lover of Mosley and did live in the east end, I've often wondered if he was on Cable Street that day.

@philipgage1072

5 жыл бұрын

I'm gusessing a resounding yes.

@alittlebitofhistory

4 жыл бұрын

@Saxon Wyvern My Grandfather was 6 at the time.

@alittlebitofhistory

4 жыл бұрын

@Saxon Wyvern To be honest I have no idea I have never heard him voice any political opinions ever, he was just telling stories about when he was growing up.

@wobblyjack9481

4 жыл бұрын

@Saxon Wyvern Don't tell him your name, Pike!

@alex-sv8ru

2 жыл бұрын

Your great uncle was based.

Interesting appraisal by Alan Hudson but I don‘t think he‘s entirely honest: for starters he confuses his premisses somewhat by talking of a fascist sympathiser facing some kind of home eviction which issue if at all really relevant is then quickly left entirely! Then he brings the abandoned tram by its communist party motorman and then the confusing matters of whether or not labour and/or communist party leaders wanted to take official action or not, and I understand probably not. He cites the communist party and of its home base of Russia as though it was a paragon of virtue - which many did think - but that was before George Orwell‘s observations were made known. Popular opinion did side with the Republican Government of Spain against Franco‘s military insurrection but little did it know of internal politics of that country eg the murder of a highly respectedright wing member of Spanish parliament Calvo Sotello answering the door at his home by government agents, an assassination taken as the last straw by Spanish army circles and an excuse to rise up against the ruling left wing government there. He talks disparagingly of fascist attitudes in Mosley‘s party where probably many thought other parties weren‘t doing enough for the country and who just loved their country…certainly many were unwittingly naive and wanted more done to bring an end to unemployment…and even the Independent Labour Party and eG Fenner Brockway had spoken well of Mosley and his recommendations dismissed by his ministerial superiors causing him to resign to form his New Party (which wasn‘t ever called the New Fascist Party of GB btw). Mosley certainly had his faults and was both ambitious and impatient and no doubt at all that he would be dictatorial! Hudson also talks of the Jewish population as though they were hard done by…and not unlike the Bangladeshis…Many Jewish people would be thankful for their asylum in Britain and if they were communistic in belief why were they in Britain? As for the Irish both speakers talk of the “sweated labour of the Irish” as though Britain was guilty of committing some injustice…The Irish Free State existed why should they be in England and not in their own country? They were active in their IRA activities - not the Irish government of course - but why criticise a country that gives work and exile? And in the coming war against fascism the Irish would remain neutral, and none of the bs about Irish volunteers in the British Army… And in Britain there was a market for Irish exports… Has Alan Hudson read Frederick Mulally’s little book on Fascism in Britain written in the 1930s? When a very young teenager I came across a copy which I bought at a second-hand bookshop in South London and it made a life-long impression upon me. Mosley was a strange figure, and lost his aim. I saw his Trafalgar Square rally of Europe a Nation, heard his speech, noted his personal pronunciation of the word “capitalistic” accentuating the second vowel rather than the fourth, and even felt a little sorry for him warding off the arms of many who followed him at very close quarters all the way to Charing Cross Station court precincts and especially noting his limp - the origins of which at the time I was ignorant - and thinking he had been aggressed. The original left-wing expression in Spanish ¡ No pasarán ! is better translated as “They shall not pass!” which to right-wing anti Republican Spaniards became a joke, they saying ‘but they did pass!’ Also strange the absence of any mention that of the Jewish exiles in the East End none came from fascist Spain, mostly from Eastern Europe. A little reading of the history of that country might find something in common of most countries including Britain’s. He could have mentioned the case of Austria that although Austro-fascist the mass exodus of Austrian Jews including that of Freud himself RIP came only after the Anschluss take-over by Austrian Nazis and that even a renowned Austrian Socialist Karl Renner voted in favour of Hitler’s take-over rather than assassinated Dollfuss’s successor Schussnig. Lastly two points on the Cable Street affair: ( i) the reported version I have read gave credit to the police chief I/c of the failure of its effort to ensure the safe passage of Mosley’s fascists and his reporting this to Mosley and recommending Mosley to give way and abandon his wish to pursue with his March…with the result that Mosley agreed and gave instruction to his people to march away elsewhere (ii) that a result of the Cable Street fiasco was the Home Office ruling against the public adornment of political uniforms ie black shirts etc - which I think was a stroke of enlightenment on the part of the government of the day and credit ought to be made of it! As for immigration just take a good look at the state of London today! Post scrtum addenda: In point of fact as regards Ireland and the Irish, Mosley got on very well them, lived there when out of favour in England, took the Irish side over the Black and Tans, might even have met Skorzeny on his farm or down at a local pub in Ireland…to talk of the IRA Sabotage in England in 1939 campaign in league with the Gestapo especially in Coventry on 25th August 1939….When did Neville declare war on the Nazis?

I think it means "Judaism must be destroyed". You should perhaps have asked him first, what he meant by it. It was a silly thing to say really, cause a lot of Jews are against Zionism.

@dianadoors1

3 жыл бұрын

Yes but communism was created by them.

People have short memories I'm afraid 😢

I held my tongue up until this man said “English or British-whatever *that* meant, in a mongrel nation”

@BenWillock

3 жыл бұрын

British & English history is a history of the melding of different cultures; Celts, Picts, Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Norse, Normans etc. The English language itself is a mongrel hybrid of germanic and romance verbiage & syntax.

@pennoshea2204

3 жыл бұрын

@@BenWillock this can be said of most nations. I defy you to find anyone today speaking of, let's say, an Asian or African country in this way, though. Trying to delegitimize people's identity by saying, "bro its not even real, you're just a mongrel in a mud puddle of a country." Is decidedly shitty and again, something you would not dare do to a demographically majority black or asian country.

@NotAyFox

3 жыл бұрын

@@pennoshea2204 Just because most people buy into the idea the there is us and them, doesn't make it any more real than claiming that the air molecules in the kitchen are Kitchen air and the ones in bedroom are Bedroom air. No nationality is based on any relevant property of a human being. Nationality is only a recent political invention that replaced identity based on feudal rulers.

@pennoshea2204

3 жыл бұрын

@@NotAyFox again, you can deconstruct anything in this way. And doing so is the bane of western civilization. Saying something is a "social construct" or "relatively new"(meaning upwards of a millenia+ in this case) doesn't make said thing invalid or bad. Language is a social construct. Its a relatively new idea to not beat my wife with a broom handle. Wearing clothes is a social construct. And again, I never hear anyone deconstructing an African American's racial identity or an Asian's racial identity with the zeal in which I hear people talk about how countries of traditionally european stock are invalid or not real, just an idea that can change or be molded to some new, better, mocha colored future.

@NotAyFox

3 жыл бұрын

@@pennoshea2204 - Language or clothes are not a "social construct". - Not beating a wife is not new. - When I said recent, I meant a century or two ago, because that's when feudalism started being phased away. - African Americans were all SLAVES for generations and to this day they're still oppressed. This is what they have in common. Not race, or religion and most certainly not nationality. BTW, race, religion and nationality are actual "social constructs". ("A social construct is something that exists not in objective reality, but as a result of human interaction. It exists because humans agree that it exists.")

The usul Bolshevik " tribe"

Tbh am a Scot but from mining community originally and still hate nazis

@Str3tchyL3gs

4 ай бұрын

I'm Australian but my grandmother is from Scone originally and same

@JamesRichards-mj9kw

4 ай бұрын

Scotland openly supported Nazi Germany.

wow. thanks for posting this. no pasaran! history for my children. it repeats itself of course with the EDL.

i am 83 year old, i saw the battle first hand Oswald mosely saved us from the racist comies jews and rentamob, Mosely saved us many times, they stationed men outside shops that were being robbed by the rentamob

Be warned. Worldwrite is an offshoot of Spiked Online a right wing libertarian online political magazine run by Brendan O'Neill.

BITTY.

If we, the real people in both the UK and the US stood up - we would vastly outnumber the facists every single day! Not the far left against the far right. We, the majority - regular joes who have no time for both factions hate...

@nicholasmwangangi6257

3 жыл бұрын

You think the far left is a hate group? Horseshoe theory does not exist. The labour unions fighting the fascists were far left. You liberals are the fascist enablers

@MichaelJ44

3 жыл бұрын

You have no time yet want to outnumber fascists everyday? Make up your mind

The real argument on immigration is one of allowing CEOs to exploit currency differentials to mass import and exploit (on minimum wage/zero hour contracts usually) foreign labourers and drive down wages and conditions for everybody (which was a complaint that Henry Mayhew often met with in Victorian times) not consigned to foodbanks and redundancy by it vs. local investment and higher pay acquired by limiting the pool of potential work units opened up to corporations by creating border controls. As long as you have a situation where people can be shipped in because a minimum wage/zero hour job can make them wealthy back home this condition is going to exist. It is not their fault for wanting to better themselves. It is people wanting to exploit that to make money off their backs. I think until we have a global minimum wage to iron out these currency differentials and make migration needless there is little hope of this situation improving. It should also be borne in mind that it isn't just foreign PEOPLE that "undermine" domestic pay and conditions, companies from countries with stronger economic power also do so by being able to mass produce and market more cheaply than our natives. Again this is something Mayhew noted, the abolition of tariffs on corn led to our domestic agricultural set up being reduced to bugger by the importing of cheap German corn and the removal of tariffs on cotton did the same for the weaving industry through cheap French silk being imported. Nowadays we can see German supermarkets like Aldi doing the same for our retail sector. Domestic firms are being put in the classic social darwinian position of either cutting back on things like worker's benefits, pay etc or going to the wall. It is this that I can see both left and right (in their different ways) seeking to oppose. Bannon and Sanders both agree that open borders is a right wing policy to guarentee cheap labour for multinationals at the expense of domestic workers. "Fascism vs Anti-fascism" is a side show to divert and divide the working classes against their common enemy.

@wobblyjack9481

4 жыл бұрын

I enjoyed that post. Well done. People should realise that decency has it's own rewards. I often give a thumbs up to a post with which I disagree but appreciate that some effort has been made. I hope everyone keeps well during this thingamebob.

@dianampm99

3 жыл бұрын

Alan Page Well said. Though the mainstream left now promote the EU and the mainstream right promote brexit for world trade and anti immigration. We need a socialist brexit. Local self sufficiency will eventually lead to a better economic model than market capitalism. The tech to produce and distribute in abundance is already here.

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@Prauwlet213

Жыл бұрын

silence nazi

@themoonfleesthroughclouds

Жыл бұрын

No chance

@craigmullen9046

Жыл бұрын

@@themoonfleesthroughclouds lol 😂😂

@Str3tchyL3gs

6 ай бұрын

Nothing patriotic about fascism bro 💀

@craigmullen9046

6 ай бұрын

​@@Str3tchyL3gs Nothing wrong with Fascism!!!!

I called him a Nazi, not for "simply posting facts and an opinion based on those facts", but for ending his comment with "Delenda Est Judaica". I have not been conditioned to hate Nazis. I hate anyone who thinks it is fine to exterminate a race, such as the author of the comment I replied to. Of course I only know selected parts of history, as does every other person in the world. I realise that. You have made a lot of incorrect assumptions about me based on an 8 word comment I made.

thankyou

Well it was all worth it in the end because now the east end has been made safe for a flourishing Islamic emirate.

@George_Kush

5 жыл бұрын

i love muslims so much i let them fuck my girlfriend

@weltgeist2604

5 жыл бұрын

@@George_Kush Thank you George, your service to our country is unimaginable, I really do shed a tear thinking about the beautiful brown future of humanity.

@jensjensen9035

4 жыл бұрын

Tweet Protocol based

@AutumnOddity

3 жыл бұрын

your icon is perfect for you.

Hello

@billionsubsbeforeBC

3 жыл бұрын

Justin Time excuse me are you calling a far right Hitler supporter ‘great’

@bmosley4444

3 жыл бұрын

I am the great grandson of James Mosley, James went to the Canadas and fomented the War of 1812 and later his son went west and fomented the Nirthwest Rebellion then built the Royal Imperial Hotel in Calgary. Oswalds dad was Baron by extant.

@bmosley4444

3 жыл бұрын

Of note, Aldous Huxley plagerized Mosley and his gang to write his book.

@bmosley4444

3 жыл бұрын

I have a photo of me with Allan Sidle, a double phd from Stanford holding aan autographed copy of The Brave New World, I was in Stockton Ca investigating the murder of my brother on Labourday 2000 in Calgary Alberta.

@bmosley4444

3 жыл бұрын

Allen was roomates with Gordon Wasson in Stanford and knows all about the lsd program.

Ave Victoria

Alerta alerta antifascita ✊no passaran

To me , Mosley as a middle aged man , in the 30s always reminded me of a Jewish band leader .towards the end of his life ,one person said that he looked like an old , old rabbi .

@SniffMyDeadwax

7 жыл бұрын

Ivan Hart who was it said he had a touch of the levant? He probably wasnt his father's son.

@stephenroney3630

2 жыл бұрын

@@SniffMyDeadwax it was Lord Curzon who said that.

That story after 2 mins is beautiful and makes me proud to be left wing

@J-bidenJackson

4 жыл бұрын

@Saxon Wyvern thanks for your intelligent reply

@J-bidenJackson

4 жыл бұрын

@Saxon Wyvern now you've made your peodophile comment seem intelligent

@AlwaysAC

4 жыл бұрын

Saxon Wyvern the left is the establishment? Let’s review that claim shall we? You’re a clever fellow always up for examining his views in the light of factual evidence aren’t you? Economic leftism, as proscribed by Marx, advocated the collective ownership and distribution of means of production and wealth. Marx and others who followed his teachings wanted a classes moneyless society in which workers had complete control over their produce right? I wonder if you could be so kind as to tell me what percentage of British businesses are collectively owned and operated by workers collectives? Or who in parliament is advocating for the forceful seizure of the means of production and the violent removal of the capitalist class? No? Oh you didn’t mean economic leftism you mean social leftism don’t you? what you mean is that you can’t call gay people and black folks names anymore without losing your job? I wonder why? The fault of evil Marxist who control everything no doubt? Or perhaps . . . Companies don’t want to employ people who represent such repugnant views because if they do people will no longer use their services and buy their goods . . . Which would mean . . . The demands of capital are the reason you can’t say those things. Now what about those elites? Definitely all Marxist right? The same elites who funnel masses of their wealth through offshore accounts to avoid paying taxes and so they can horde resources? The same elites that sow division and discord between working class people in the media they own, so you think the benefit cheats and immigrants are your enemy? Ever looked in to the amount of tax revenue lost to benefit cheats versus the amount lost to corporate fraud? I wonder why those Marxist newspapers are always berating the working class and under classes and not going after tax dodging billionaires? Doesn’t sound like a great way to build class consciousness to me? The EU, surely a radical leftist organisation though right?! The EU that exist to facilitate the easier transfers of goods and wealth between the hands of a small group of super wealthy individuals? Hmmmm strange, doesn’t sound very Marxist to me? It’s almost like all those things you people claim to hate are . . . neoliberalism. . . But someone sold you a big old lie that it’s all the fault of the scary Marxist lurking in the universities and hiding in the bushes. And now you’ve swallowed that shit sandwich it seems to late to turn back and start thinking for yourself again. You’re a pawn. Nothing more.

@J-bidenJackson

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlwaysAC 🙏🙏

@J-bidenJackson

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlwaysAC that's basically what I couldn't be bothered to say, thanks

how to talk complete bollocks for an hour...and he gets paid for it? Fook this Im going to watch Embarrassing Bodies.

@sarasimm6668

7 жыл бұрын

Ha ha, genital warts would be better than this bullshit.

@SniffMyDeadwax

7 жыл бұрын

Robin Hood wow. Its fascist to have a viewpoint. Fucking ada. Eat shit yourself along with your slug like intellect.

God bless sir Oswald Mosley he was not racist he was not anti Semitic he was a man who was slandered by the media time and time again he was great he was right he did not care about race or religion he cared about England and about Europe god bless Mosley The Union Movement and the BUF.

@patriotalliance2198

7 жыл бұрын

American nationalist Workers party ANWP hear-hear

@parkerc9816

6 жыл бұрын

Fascism is the revolution of the bourgeoisie. Nazi scum defending a monster makes you a monster.

@allmightlionthunder5515

5 жыл бұрын

Commie do same or even worst Jews and commies are and was the biggest criminals

@markelsdon2453

5 жыл бұрын

Still a wanker stila w*****

@jamoross3034

3 жыл бұрын

Hail Mosley

Bash the fash!

No Pasaran!

Mosley didn't look like a party animal, ironically. He looked like his jaw was wired together or he was holding in a fart. He also had a very high waistband.

Fascism never took off in Britain... and never will... thank god...

As usual, the Irish are the muscle of the working class :-)

Long live the people long live the communist movement

@tyrssen1

4 жыл бұрын

Death to the Reds.

3 жыл бұрын

hail sir oswald hail b u f hail our ENGLAND UNDER A FASCIST GOVERNMENT

@tyrssen1

3 жыл бұрын

@ And the same for America! (Those who agree are invited to check out "The New Fascism: An Idea Whose Time Has Come" on Lulu.com.)

3 жыл бұрын

@@tyrssen1 also check out new British union

@tyrssen1

3 жыл бұрын

@ I hear from Gary Raikes fairly regularly. A good man.

Alan Hudson, who narrates this piece, obviously has spent too much time among the dreaming spires of Oxford and not enough time talking to the actual veterans of the battle. My great-uncle fought against the fascists in cable street and you should have heard his language when he came back to visit the neighbourhood and saw the street signs translated into Urdu and Bengali. Immigration then and immigration now simply aren't equivelant.

@KrasMazovHatesYourGuts

3 жыл бұрын

Then that just means your great-uncle is a racist prick.

@user-uj6sn3sp6m

Жыл бұрын

clear the street of Bengalis that will the best thing be to do

Mosley was a legend

@Str3tchyL3gs

6 ай бұрын

Sure mate 😂😂😂

And look at London now, hardly any English left.

@Bartholomew_Musgrave

4 ай бұрын

But won’t someone think of the Bangladeshis and their housing!

I don't think Mosley would have quarreled with the Jews if they hadn't sided with the Communists.

@xxsuefair

5 жыл бұрын

Many simply were communists. 'Being' not 'siding'.

fishman is obviously very racist, some jews are like this and its a shame

The East End of London was a fascist stronghold and his support there went up after 1936 so the "battle" was a total failure,