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To discuss and propagate antisemitic conspiracy theories

By now, is anyone surprised? UK left activists attended events with far right antisemites:

Former Labour party members have regularly met elements of the far right to discuss and propagate antisemitic conspiracy theories, an undercover investigation has found.

Infiltration of the conspiracy theorist group Keep Talking found that Jeremy Corbyn supporters and confidantes of former Labour MPs have attended meetings addressed by Holocaust deniers.

During one gathering in London last year, suspended Labour supporters heard James Thring, an infamous antisemite linked to the former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke, speak openly and unchallenged about Holocaust denial….

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    Joanne

    It’s an old saying that the two extreme ends of the political spectrum meet, or at least get very close, like in a horseshoe. The far right and far left have very different world views, but they agree on the traditional antisemitic themes and on Israel.

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