The Royal Wedding: Race Mixing Propaganda at its Worst

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[JefSlatts]

Hey Charles...That neggrro stole my silver

[Rev.Cambeul]

Every day there's another reason to ditch that politically correct family ...


Royal family 'snub' Donald Trump during UK visit
Queen left to go it alone as Charles and William avoid president

Both Charles and his son "snubbed" the President and were reluctant to meet Trump.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/royal-family-snub-trump-5kwvt5h5b

https://www.news.com.au/world/europe/prince-charles-and-prince-william-made-queen-meet-donald-trump-alone-after-they-refused-to-take-part-in-visit/news-story/96b41d8325dbe848bb356c674aa9f435

Prince Charles with racist US President Obama
Obama: Hates Britain, granted privileges only to Black Americans

Charlie and Mugabe are great friends ...



Hanging out together planning a global White Genocide

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[Br.IanVonTurpie]

The " Dirty Harry" is getting too much practice already

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6951079/Polish-student-neo-Nazi-chat-group-threatening-Prince-Harry-pleads-guilty-terror-offences.html

Two teenage neo-Nazis are facing jail for encouraging terrorism in online messages to a group which posted threats against Prince Harry.
Michael Szewczuk, 19, a Polish student living in Leeds and studying at Portsmouth University, pleaded guilty to encouraging terrorism, disseminating terrorist publications and possessing terrorist material today.

Szewczuk and his associate Oskar Dunn-Koczorowski, 18, were members of SonnenKrieg Division, a British arm of an American neo-Nazi terrorist group said to be responsible for the murder of a gay teenager.

The group posted a picture of the Duke of Sussex set against a swastika, with a gun pointed at his head and the slogan: 'See ya later, race traitor!

They communicated using the Gab social media platform that has attracted neo-Nazi users including the Philadelphia synagogue killer, Robert Bowers.

The Daily Mail reported last year that the security services had concerns about British users of the site.

Dunn-Koczorowski and Szewczuk were members of a group called SonnenKrieg Division, which has links to the US group called Atomwaffen Divsion.

They believe in anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and think that a 'race war' is imminent and 'white separatist' and 'survivalist' tactics will be necessary

Szewczuk also had terrorist documents including the White Resistance Manual, a Practical Guide to the Strategy and Tactics of Revolution, Anarchist Cookbook.

He also had a copy of a document called the al-Qaeda Manual and another called How to Survive in the West - a Mujahid's Guide 2015, produced by an ISIS supporter.

Dunn-Koczorowski from Acton, West London used a gaming message board to publish an image suggesting that Prince Harry should be shot for marrying someone of mixed race and added: 'See ya later race traitor'.

He previously pleaded guilty to two separate charges accusing him of publishing messages on the Gab accounts between August 6 and September 11

According to the anti-extremist group Hope not Hate, Sonnenkrieg Division has produced 'some of the most frightening and sickening material' seen on the British far right for decades, including 'open interest in Satanism and the promotion of paedophilia, rape and murder.'

Hope not Hate said in a report earlier this year that members of the Sonnenkrieg Division 'openly celebrate and encourage sexual violence' and 'lionised' notorious figures such as the Moors Murderer Ian Brady.

They said that SKD was 'more extreme and potentially violent' than National Action, the group which encouraged attacks on MPs to emulate the killing of Jo Cox.

SKD was said to have links to an American based neo-Nazi group called Attomwaffen Division whose branding appears on some of the media on the Gab sites.

Atomwaffen Division was founded in 2013 and follows the neo-Nazi ideology of 'Universal Order', propagated by cult leader Charles Manson

Judge Rebecca Poulet QC today granted the pair continued conditional bail ahead of their sentencing on June 17.

She ordered a pre-sentence report be prepared for Szewczuk but warned it should not be seen as a sign he would not receive a prison term.

The pair were arrested on December 6 in relation to material posted to three accounts on the social media account site.

The primary purpose of all three sites was said to be promoting the ideology and activity of a group known as SonnenKrieg Division (SKD).

Prosecutors said that SKD was an extreme right-wing group inspired by the book Siege written by James Mason in the 1980s and subsequently updated and re-released on several occasions.

The book examined neo-Nazi tactics and strategy, violent racism and anti-Semitism, and a belief in a coming 'race war'.

The tactics it suggested included withdrawal from the liberal-democratic system and political violence through 'lone actor' or small cell terrorism.

It supported 'white separatism' and 'survivalism' - the concept of establishing a separate state within a state of 'survivors'

Prosecutors said the book may be considered among 'the most extreme, revolutionary and potentially violent writings from the neo-Nazi perspective today.'

The Gab website calls itself a "free speech" alternative to Facebook and Twitter and does not have the same limits on hate speech.

It is said to have become a "haven" for white nationalists, neo-Nazis and other extremists as mainstream sites attempt to squeeze them out