Plus worth reading/re-reading some older classics on this topic like Steve Cohen’s ‘That’s Funny, You Don’t Look Anti-Semitic’ nopasaran.media/thats-funny/
Was asked for this a while ago but here’s a reading list of books by academics & journalists which explain, historicise & contextualise where conspiracy theories come from, who believes them & why.
There is a lot going on with arrests & charges against various U.K. neo-Nazis right now. Here’s a summary
1) Benjamin Hannam was first cop in U.K. convicted of a neo-Nazi terrorism offence & was jailed for 4+ years last week reuters.com/world/uk-ex-po…
2) Oliver Bel was found guilty of terrorism offences in April & will be sentenced later this month. He also posted on a far-fight forum that “Extermination is the best option for [Jews]” itv.com/news/granada/2…
3) Andrew Dymock is currently in court & denies 12 terrorism-related charges, 1 of possessing racially inflammatory material, 1 of stirring up racial hatred, and 1 of stirring up hatred on the grounds of sexual orientation bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…