[RexImperator]

I recently came across this video and found it historically quite worthwhile, if you have the time.

Having grown up in the the US, I can say we were never taught much of anything about the British fascist movement. (From the pictures it's clear that Mosley inspired Roger Waters...)

The interesting part, relevant to today, is when he gets interrupted by an audience member, and we see that SJW tactics of "shutting it down" are nothing new.

[ProGambler]

I watched this before and agreed with a lot of what Mosley says but when I watched his speeches to the BUF, he just comes across as a poor man's Hitler. Just plain scary in a black uniform out of a sci-fi film.

The most interesting part of the British Fascist movement in my opinion was Lord Haw Haw - a conservative who turned to fascism after being slashed in the face by Antifa and went on to work for the Nazis, doing radio shows to encourage Britons to join Hitler. He was hanged for treason after the war.

[N°6]

I stumbled on a banned you tube video called The Europeans. The banning made me curious to watch it so I used a proxy.

Several references were made by the British Fascists about the threat posed to masculinity.

Progambler, the black shirts started when communists in Glasgow broke into a New Party meeting and started to slash men with razor blades. Mosley left the Labour Party claiming it controlled by the money power to form the New Party. He committed the socialist heresy by breaking ‘solidarity’ with the Labour Party and the New Party was often attacked.