"Alt-right" Parading Ignorance, Stupidity, Malice, Etc.

[Brian Peacock]

Anti-Muslim campaigners denied entry to UK at border

Two prominent anti-Muslim campaigners have been denied entry into the UK ahead of a conference held by Britain’s newest and most active far-right group.

Martin Sellner, from Austria, and the Hungarian Abel Bodi were due to attend the private Generation Identity conference in London on Saturday. They were detained at Stansted airport – the second time in a month that Sellner, the leader of Generation Identity, has been prevented from entering the UK by border officials.

Sellner, 29, was also the ringleader behind a controversial “Defend Europe” campaign last summer, responsible for targeting boats attempting to rescue migrants in the Mediterranean...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/ ... _clipboard

[pErvinalia]

This should be in the problematic thread. It's problematic that people preaching hate aren't being given the respect that they deserve to be free from the tyranny of socialist European style government!

[Cunt]

I think it's problematic that pErvinalia isn't getting laid enough (clearly by his irritated state) despite all the virtue-signalling in the world.

You would think the chicks would be FLOCKING to xim.

[pErvinalia]

It is problematic. Perhaps I should rape them like your twat friend?

[Cunt]

It is problematic. Perhaps I should rape them like your twat friend?

To whom are you referring?

Feel free to flee timidly with hints and non-specifics, rather than making your statement clear.

[L'Emmerdeur]

Ah, the travails of being a craven publicity hound. Won't you spare a snort of derision for a remora whose shark has gone belly-up? Warning: this story is suspect, being based on information gained from anonymous sources, and the remora says everything is just dandy.

'Yiannopoulos’ business implodes after death of crypto-billionaire'

Running out of money and down on his luck, right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos laid off the small staff of Milo Entertainment Inc. earlier this month, according to three people familiar with the situation.

Yiannopoulos’ company has fallen on hard times ever since his former patrons, Robert and Rebekah Mercer, severed their financial backing last year.

According to the sources, Yiannopoulos had been expecting to instead receive significant financial backing from the banking heir and cryptocurrency billionaire Matthew Mellon. But those hopes were dashed with Mellon’s unexpected death from an apparent drug overdose on April 16.

On Monday, Yiannopoulos posted a photo on Instagram of himself with Mellon. “I spent a few days and nights in Miami and LA with the incredible human being Matthew Mellon, the last of them just a day before he passed,” Yiannopoulos wrote in the caption. “He was brilliant, infectious and warm-hearted and I will never forget getting to know this remarkable person. Rest in peace now, MM. You left a giant stamp on the world.”

With Mellon’s unexpected death, Yiannopoulos could no longer afford the staff of Milo Entertainment.

“He fired everybody,” said one person familiar with Yiannopoulos’ operation, which had employed a handful of full-time and part-time staffers.

Among them was the journalist Chadwick Moore, who was technically terminated several days before learning of his firing, according to two people familiar with the situation.

Moore spent those days with Yiannopoulos, unaware that he had been fired. Yiannopoulos was supposed to inform Moore of his dismissal, according to a person familiar with the situation.

Instead, Milo Inc. CEO Alexander Macris ended up having to call Moore and tell him about his termination.

Moore, in an email, said: “I haven’t a clue what you’re talking about. I’m just an editor. I got paid today and the work continues!”

Yiannopoulos also disputed this version of events. “There is nothing I was supposed to tell Chadwick that I did not tell him in a timely fashion and in any case such news comes from the CEO not me,” he said.

Yiannopoulos’s business includes Milo Worldwide LLC and Milo Entertainment Inc. The layoffs hit Milo Entertainment Inc., the corporate entity used for employment purposes.

Despite their termination from Milo Entertainment, Moore and Macris retain interests in Milo Worldwide. Yiannopoulos said Moore and Macris were terminated from Milo Entertainment because of the costs of their health care, but that he had increased their compensation through Milo Worldwide to compensate for the move. At least two other full-time staffers were let go entirely.

Yiannopoulos, meanwhile, continues his search for financial backing. He painted the layoffs as a minor setback.

[Brian Peacock]

OMG. The deep state and left wing conspirators finally got to The Mellon.

[JimC]

I like the remora analogy!

[pErvinalia]

[Cunt]

It is problematic. Perhaps I should rape them like your twat friend?

You ought to report yourself, pErvinalia.

[Forty Two]

Anti-Muslim campaigners denied entry to UK at border

Two prominent anti-Muslim campaigners have been denied entry into the UK ahead of a conference held by Britain’s newest and most active far-right group.

Martin Sellner, from Austria, and the Hungarian Abel Bodi were due to attend the private Generation Identity conference in London on Saturday. They were detained at Stansted airport – the second time in a month that Sellner, the leader of Generation Identity, has been prevented from entering the UK by border officials.

Sellner, 29, was also the ringleader behind a controversial “Defend Europe” campaign last summer, responsible for targeting boats attempting to rescue migrants in the Mediterranean...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/ ... _clipboard

...let them come in, and then arrest them when they commit their hate crimes!

[pErvinalia]

That would be enabling crime. Not the best approach.

[L'Emmerdeur]

Persecution! Censoring free speech!

'Richard Spencer's Website Has Been Pulled Offline By GoDaddy'

Altright.com, the infamous website founded by white nationalist Richard Spencer, is no longer accessible Thursday morning after it was taken down by its host, GoDaddy.

In a statement provided to BuzzFeed News, a spokesperson for GoDaddy said that Spencer was given 48 hours to transfer the Altright.com domain to a different host before it was removed.

"In instances where a site goes beyond the mere exercise of these freedoms, however, and crosses over to promoting, encouraging, or otherwise engaging in specific acts of violence against any person, we will take action," GoDaddy's statement read. "It is our determination that altright.com crossed the line and encouraged and promoted violence in a direct and threatening manner."

Spencer told BuzzFeed News that he has not yet found a new host for the site.

"We're working on solving the problem, and solving it in a permanent way. So this might take some time," Spencer said.

The piece cited by GoDaddy as violating its terms of service agreement appeared in January, 2018. It advocates shooting people who attempt to cross the borders of the US illegally.

The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law is claiming credit for convincing GoDaddy to take this action. Its demand letter can be found here.

[L'Emmerdeur]

This is a worthwhile video examining the motivations and rationale behind the Nazi Final Solution. It's done in the context of Jordan Peterson's display of his lack of historical understanding of the topic, which is almost incidental to the information presented. However, in the last four or five minutes the video ties in Peterson's approach and its relation to the alt-right. For some it can safely be ignored because it uses the symbol of a historical anti-fascist organization.

[Brian Peacock]

He's an odd cove isn't he?