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Davdi Miller:
“There isn’t a far right that is just one block. What we used to refer to as neo-fascist or neo-Nazi, that has gone. And the reason it’s gone is that the Zionists have co-opted most of the far right,” he said.
“Most of the organizations to the right of the Conservative Party – for example, UKIP, Reform UK, Tommy Robinson and his collection of people coming out of the English Defense League – all of these are organizations which are assets and agents of the Zionist colony in Palestine.”
‘They realize their propaganda isn’t working’
Miller traces this political realignment back to the late 2000s.
“It was around 2009-2010 that … American Zionists came over to the UK and to the rest of Western Europe to convince people who were then on the far right that they should abandon their Judeo-skepticism and change their politics, so that their main focus of racism and campaigning was Islam and Muslims,” he said.
“They created something which called itself the ‘counter-jihad movement,’” he said, describing networks spanning Denmark, Belgium, the Netherlands, and the UK, organized under “counter-jihad Europe” and linked to a US-based global coordination body.
“That’s grown since then into an international network, and that, of course, is funded in large part by the Zionist movement – not necessarily by the Zionist state itself – but by the movement.”
Miller argues that this influence extends across the UK’s political spectrum, claiming that beneficiaries of this funding include parties from Labour to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party.
“What they’re doing is trying to play off their assets against one another … That’s why you see them trying to get a Reform government into place, because they realize that the Reform government will be even more racist against Muslims than the current Labour government.”
