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A long thread on how an obsessive & violent antisemite & Holocaust denier has been embraced by the international “community of the good.”

Sarah Wilkinson has a history of Holocaust denial & anti-Jewish hatred dating back (in documented examples) to around 2015.

 She is a self-proclaimed British activist for “Palestinian rights” but is more accurately a far Left neo-Nazi. Her son shares the same characteristics of violence, racism & Holocaust denial.
I first documented Sarah Wilkinson’s Holocaust denial back in July 2016. I believe I was the 1st person to do so.

Since then she has produced a long trail of written hate and abuse. See here for a good summary. https://t.co/9Ajkt4wFbm

https://t.co/LfiiSp3Cf6
Wilkinson has recently been publicly celebrated by @XRebellionUK over her latest violent action against a Jewish owned business. Despite many people calling XR’s attention to her history, XR have chosen to remain in alliance with this neo-Nazi.
Former Labour Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell MP is among those who also chose to stand with Wilkinson via a tweet.

But McDonnell is not alone.

Neo-Nazi Sarah Wilkinson is supported and encouraged by thousands of those on the Left who consider themselves “anti-racists”.
All in the name of “the Palestinians”. These people are enabling a virulent neo-Nazi.

Some of the names you are going to see here may shock you. Others will not.

Does it mean they are all neo-Nazi’s, antisemites and Holocaust deniers too? No, of course not.
Though some of her Twitter followers and supporters will inevitably share some of those traits & behaviours.

But for most, they will simply either have failed to notice the hate that pours from her daily or else they noticed & thought “yes, that’s how I see the world too”.
The people i am about to name will be outraged by the suggestion that they have anything in common with Wilkinson. In which case they need to start asking themselves why they swim in the same pool as a neo-Nazi and why hadn’t they noticed?
Ok, let’s get started and let's begin naming the “good” people who follow and support British neo-Nazi activist Sarah Wilkinson.

First up Yasmine Dar. Labour Party NEC member & former Head of Disputes who was of course tasked with investigating anti-Jewish racism. @Yasmine_Dar
Next up is Jane O'Meara Sanders. Yes - Bernie's wife.
Jane follows a neo-Nazi.
I'll repeat that while you let it sink in. Your great American Socialist hope has a wife who follows an extremely active and visible neo-Nazi.
1st person to yell "horseshoes" wins a stale bagel.
How about British Corbynista rap star Akala? He gave a workshop on songwriting at SOAS recently. I wonder why SOAS, eh?
@akalamusic follows a British neo-Nazi.
On the theme of cultural figures we turn to one with over 1m followers who has a long history of "criticising Israel" via letter to the Guardian etc.
Yes, @DalrympleWill follows a British neo-Nazi.
Inevitably, the former @nusuk President @MaliaBouattia
who saw Zionist outposts everywhere (ok, Birmingham) also follows our neo-Nazi. She's now an editor at @redpepper apparently.
Do many other of their editors follow neo-Nazis?
How about Jeremy Corbyn? Does he follow our neo-Nazi?
Amazingly, no. Must have cleaned up shop just a little.
But don't worry. If he was still a Lab MP then Jeremy would find that the vice-Chair (Campaigns) of his Islington North CLP @jackson_caines does follow a neo-Nazi.
How about German Leftist politicians who follow neo-Nazis?
Hard to resist really. Colour me shocked that @HeikeHaensel
who is vice-Chair of the Left group in the German parliament follows a neo-Nazi.
Let's keep our international focus here for a moment and note that Kenyan photographer/rebel political sensation @bonifacemwangi also follows a neo-Nazi.
Hatred without borders, innit?
How about the Red Cross? They save the world! They are good people!
We wouldn't find that the ICRC Head of Comms @AIsyukICRC follows a neo-Nazi, would we?
Oh, Anastasia.
Back to British culture. Bonnie Greer. @Bonn1eGreer follows me. Has done for ages.
But Bonnie also follows our neo-Nazi.
Bonnie needs to ask herself why that is.
Inevitably we come to Rachel Swindon.
Rachel is a long time friend of @OwenJones84 Jeremy & everyone else who helped subject British Jews to 5 years of hate.
Rachel follows a neo-Nazi ("just the 1?" you ask)
H/T for this view of Wilkinson's followers @MatzoBalling
I'm not even going to mention that George Galloway follows our neo-Nazi.

Next, we turn again to the US.
Where activist @lsarsour just happens to follow a British neo-Nazi. As you do. Say hi to Bernie's wife for us, Linda!
Again, H/T @MatzoBalling
Now back to @UKLabour
First up is @TedPowe23813497 - Ted is an @NEUnion rep & Lab Cllr candidate in Bristol. He's a teacher, but he also follows our neo-Nazi.
Could do better, Ted. Must try harder.
Let's hear it for @Penny_Gowland who is a Lab councillor in Abbey Ward, Nottingham.
I'm sure she does great work when she's not busy supporting the toxic JVL, but Penny also follows a neo-Nazi.
Oh yeah.
General toxic "historian" Louise Raw.
Better include her i guess.
@LouiseRawAuthor follows a neo-Nazi.
Yawns.
Don't forget that @harrowelabour follow a neo-Nazi.
Whilst "working for a more equal society".

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