XPost: talk.politics.misc, uk.politics.misc, alt.politics.uk   
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   From: d@ray   
      
   London, England – White nationalists from around the world joined a growing   
   chorus of voices denouncing an upcoming rally held at the Cenotaph on   
   Saturday, urging supporters to stay home from what they suspect to be a   
   Zionist “trap.”   
      
   The rally—promoted by controversial right-wing personality Tommy   
   Robinson—is set to coincide with a massive pro-Palestine march, leaving   
   pundits on both sides of the political spectrum fearing a violent   
   confrontation between the two parties and a subsequent crack-down on   
   political speech.   
      
   “My message is clear. Don’t go to London this weekend. It’s a trap,”   
   said   
   British Nationalist and founding member of Patriotic Alternative (PA), Mark   
   Collett, on his personal Odysee channel. “One big setup that is likely to   
   end in people getting seriously hurt, arrested, or both.”   
      
   “The fallout will undoubtedly result in the government issuing new laws   
   that will clamp down on both the far left and far right, taking away our   
   right to protest and diminishing our freedoms,” he continued.   
      
   While the rally has been billed as a demonstration to show support for the   
   UK’s armed forces, many are concerned that its true intention is to disrupt   
   a highly publicized pro-Palestine march scheduled to begin just a few   
   blocks away at 12:45 pm. Far-left media claim that Robinson’s supporters   
   are expected to be joined by “football hooligans” and other groups,   
   including the UK offshoot of the American conservative group Turning Point   
   USA.   
      
   “The Armistice Day to us is as important as your mosque, your Qu’ran, and   
   your prophet,” Robinson said on social media. “The only time our government   
   and police will do something is when they see a resistance, an   
   uncontrollable en-masse of men. That is what’s currently needed.”   
      
   Robinson’s furious push to promote the rally began on the same day he was   
   reinstated on X, formerly Twitter. Robinson, who made a name for himself in   
   English politics for being a Muslim-critical and pro-Zionist figure, was   
   banned from the platform in 2018. His sudden and mysterious return to the   
   political world has left some to speculate as to why now, especially when   
   public perception of the Jewish state of Israel appears to be at an   
   all-time low.   
      
   “Tommy Robinson was reinstated to X at a time when Zionists are trying to   
   win support for Israel among the political right in the West,” said Irish   
   right-winger Keith Woods on the same platform. Woods would later accuse   
   Robinson’s ostensibly pro-White political operation of being “funded by   
   hawkish Zionist Jews who want Europeans to fight Israel’s wars.”   
      
   Woods’ accusation would not be without merit. According to a study   
   conducted by The Guardian in 2018, Robinson would go on to collect   
   thousands from Jewish-run think tanks all over the world, including the   
   Zionist Middle East Forum, the Australian Liberty Alliance, the   
   Canadian-based Rebel Media group, the Gatestone Institute, and the David   
   Horowitz Freedom Center. Robinson’s activism would also reportedly be   
   funded by the Jewish-American tech billionaire, Robert Shillman, a board   
   member of the “Friends of the Israel Defense Forces.”   
      
   Robinson’s close ties to Zionist Jews and the fight to secure their   
   interests over his own people goes back as far as 2016, when he was   
   infamously photographed holding an assault rifle and standing atop an IDF   
   tank in the war-torn Golan Heights. During his trip to Israel, Robinson was   
   personally accompanied by Jewish Zionist blogger Dr. Brian of London. He   
   referred to his trip as an ‘eye-opening’ experience and his visit to an   
   Israeli pub as his “home away from home.”   
      
   “I’m not far-right… I’m just opposed to Islam. I believe it’s   
   backward, and   
   it’s fascist. The current refugee crisis has nothing to do with refugees,”   
   said Robinson during the 2015 launch of the UK branch of Pegida, a   
   German-based organization opposed to “Islamisation” in the EU. “It’s a   
   Muslim invasion of Europe.”   
      
   If allowed to funnel the energy of disaffected White Englishmen into a   
   disorderly, pro-Zionist endeavor, some believe Robinson and other   
   “big-mouths” would merely confirm neo-liberal biases already being set in   
   English headlines. If it turns violent, Collett speculated that organizers   
   like Robinson would have access to certain protections that an average   
   person wouldn’t.   
      
   “I don’t know if Tommy will (personally) turn up this time, but if he does,   
   he will have his own security, and if he’s arrested, he will have a   
   well-funded legal team to fight his case. You won’t,” said Collett later in   
   the video. “Don’t wreck your life being a pawn in someone else’s game.”   
      
   “They (mainstream media) want the so-called ‘far-right’ to go to London   
   so   
   there can be violent disorder this weekend. This is all part of the trap.   
   So far, the large-scale demonstrations in London against the bombing of   
   Gaza have netted very little arrests… Yet the mainstream media are talking   
   up the arrests and the disorder as they are itching for conflict,” he   
   continued. “They will help stoke the fires of discontent, and then they   
   will back the government’s calls for new laws in the wake of any serious   
   disorder.”   
      
   “The right is being controlled by Jews, activating the shabbos goys like   
   Tommy and Murray,” said British nationalist Sam Melia on Telegram. “While   
   the left is being controlled by the likes of Ben Soffa, who’re only too   
   happy to see the heat taken off Israel and point it towards Brits.”   
      
   While White men across the Western world are currently being courted by   
   Zionist interests as Israel’s war on Gaza continues into its second month,   
   not all groups are eager to stick their necks out for a regime accused of   
   genocide and a number of different war crimes. In Sweden, the pro-White   
   activist group, the Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM), conducted a rally in   
   Stockholm to support the Palestinian cause, carrying banners displaying the   
   slogan “Crush Zionism – Long Live the Resistance.”   
      
   In America, the pro-White civil rights organization, the National Justice   
   Party (NJP), demonstrated in front of the White House to call for an end to   
   US aid to the “illegitimate” state of Israel. They also referred to a   
   number of US President Joseph Biden’s cabinet as “war criminals” for   
   their   
   collaboration in what they call a genocide of the Palestinian people.   
      
   “Tommy Robinson’s reappearance on social media has had a distinct odor of   
      
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