Violent Britain First nazi on trial

This 29 November 2017 video says about itself:

Donald Trump: Friend of Murdering Nazis

Last year a Labour MP, Jo Cox, was murdered by a far-right extremist who shouted the words ‘Britain First’ as he shot and stabbed her. He’d been previously involved in the organisation which went by the same name.

Today Donald Trump retweeted three posts by their deputy leader.

Another video used to say about itself:

Britain First claims special relationship with Trump

3 December 2017

A leader of the far-Right British group ‘endorsed’ by Donald Trump gleefully boasted yesterday that she now has a ‘special relationship’ with the US President.

Jayda Fransen achieved international notoriety last week when Mr Trump shared her inflammatory anti-Muslim videos with his 44 million followers.

But it sparked a war of words between the President and Theresa May and led to plans for a ‘working visit’ to the UK next month to be ‘kicked into the long grass’.

Fransen, 31, deputy leader of Britain First, said: ‘I think the special relationship may have broken down between May and Trump’.

More news on the British neonazi paramilitary gang Britain First, recently promoted by United States President Donald Trump.

From daily The Morning Star in Britain:

Violent Britain First supporter in court

Tuesday 5th December 2017

A BRITAIN FIRST supporter gave a nazi salute and shouted: “White power” before driving at a curry house owner, a court heard yesterday.

Marek Zakrocki, 48, threatened to “kill a Muslim” before launching his attack outside Spicy Night in Harrow, north-west London.

The defendant, who was originally charged with attempted murder, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and battering his wife.

Prosecutor Denis Barry said: “It’s plain that his conduct is very likely to have been motivated by his views about our diverse society.”

During the rampage on June 23, Mr Zakrocki was also heard to say: “I’m going to kill a Muslim. I’m doing it for Britain.”

Following an altercation in the street, he drove his van at 5mph at restaurant owner Kamal Ahmed.

Police found a nazi coin in Mr Zakrocki’s pocket and a stash of Britain First flyers and newspapers at his home in Harrow. He admitted to donating to the fascist party in the past.

Judge Anthony Leonard QC remanded the defendant into custody to be sentenced on January 12.

Jayda Fransen: Twitter suspends Britain First leader retweeted by Donald Trump. Account taken down for breaching policy prohibiting ‘organisations that use or promote violence against civilians to further their causes’: here.

BRITAIN FIRST’s thugs scuttled around the West Midlands on Saturday heading for a conference, closely followed by anti-fascist protesters. Despite issuing instructions to establish secret destinations and gathering points, the far-right group were followed every step of the way by anti-racists from Stand Up to Racism (SUTR) and Unite Against Fascism (UAF). At one point at least one supporter of Britain First raised his arm in a nazi salute, which protesters caught on video: here.