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There is a significant groundswell from the population to hold a public vote to leave the EU. The citizens were duped into supporting the EU as a trading scheme... not the all encompassing one world government it turned out to be.
The main opposition to EU is Nigel Farage leader of the fast rising UKIP party
... He is a thorn in the side of all things NWO.
Recently the EDL threw its support behind UKIP.
This embarrassed UKIP who are afraid they will be tainted by an extremist label and lose their reputation in other voting sectors.
The English Deference League (EDL) is a group of English patriots who want their country back. They are labeled as extremists and have taken the extreme route to bringing England back to the English, often violently through frustration.
The EDL mobilized swiftly to protest the Woolwich soldier death event and swore revenge.
Recently, 6 radical Muslims were tried in the Woolwich court, they had planned to bomb an EDL rally.
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Should the Woolwich "event" develop into a race war, would UKIP and Nigel Farage be smeared and tainted and virtually taken out of the next election as a strong candidate?
Would this be a great benefit to the EU-UN-NWO and Tory support for it?
To whose advantage was the Woolwich event?
Was the Woolwich event staged for purpose?
Reader Comments
Extreme racism and nationalism are borne as a result. All the closet psychos wait for such an event so they can expose there morbid internal world to the rest of us in a confident and justified manner. Truly sickening and to know this is probably some political game just makes it that much worse as chances are a 25 year old man was sacrificed and the actual assailants were probably manipulated into committing the crime by some shadow figures in the background.
Nonsense. The EDL are terrorists. They go around terrorizing people, therefore: they're terrorists. Some of them even dress like the "parody terrorist" on the the cover of King Mob Echo.
Rumours abound about the EDL being a Gladio-style M.I.5. pop-up flash-mob. Even The BNP's Nick Griffin has described them as "a state set-up".
As British far-right organisations have found in the past, English football hooligans are brought up low-grade cathodic vellum and Rupert Murdoch's "The Sun" and their political consciousness very rarely extends any further than wanting something or someone to shake a hate stick at, therefore the sight of the EDL marching with ISRAELI FLAGS, plus the fact they appear to have leapt from the pages of some dumb-arsed Stuart Home novel suggests, at the very least, a hidden guiding hand with a second rate media studies degree.