Far-right activists banned from entering Britain

Seems to me that you ask questions that are far too invasive and also

Or a relentless gossip.

An alleged far-right terrorist who named his child after Hitler posed with the newborn while clad in the white robes of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK), a court heard.

Prosecutors say Adam Thomas, 22, and Claudia Patatas, 38, gave their baby the middle name Adolf in honour of the Nazi leader.

The pair are charged alongside Daniel Bogunovic, 27, with being members of banned neo-Nazi group National Action

All three deny being in the group.

Jurors at Birmingham Crown Court previously heard Ms Patatas and Mr Thomas' child - who was given the middle name Adolf - appeared in a picture alongside "vehement racist" Darren Fletcher.

On the second day of the trial, the court was shown a picture of a man in hooded white robes cradling a baby.

Barnaby Jameson QC, prosecuting, said: "The suggestion is that is Mr Thomas and his child, whose middle name is Adolf."

He said another image from the "Thomas-Patatas family album" showed the defendant, again wearing the signature uniform of the white supremacist US group, brandishing a machete in front of a Confederate flag.

It was shown hanging over a sofa, next to two cushions emblazoned with the Swastika.

Mr Jameson said the couple also had a poster stuck to their fridge reading "Britain is ours - the rest must go".

Jurors were also told Ms Patatas, of Banbury, sent a WhatsApp message to convicted National Action member Fletcher, declaring: "All Jews must be put to death".

Outlining further mobile phone evidence, Mr Jameson read a message apparently sent from Thomas to Patatas in September 2017.

In it, he used racial slurs to to describe black and Asian colleagues, describing one as "half-bred" and one as a "mongrel".

"What I've found is that all non-whites are intolerable but the ones who have lived here most of their lives are even worse," the court heard.

"They have a more thuggery attitude about them as opposed to the sterotypical childish African."

Here in Germany, the far-right party AfD is adopting tactics used during Nazi and Communist eras:

Merkel has already beaten them to that.

We have seen the "cultural suicide"

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We have seen the "cultural suicide"

The whole world has seen it.

we got rid of the Nazis in 1945.

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we got rid of the Nazis in 1945.

The allies got rid of the Nazis, Germans had nothing to do with it.

A man has admitted sending hundreds of racist letters nationwide including calls for a "Punish a Muslim Day".

David Parnham, 35, sent the letters to mosques, Muslim parliamentarians including Lord Ahmed of Wimbledon, the Queen, David Cameron and Theresa May.

He pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to 15 offences, including soliciting to murder and staging a bomb hoax.

Parnham, of St Andrews Close, Lincoln, was remanded in custody and will be sentenced at a later date.

During his two-year campaign, Parnham sent wave after wave of letters across the country that included white supremacist imagery and threats to minorities, mostly Muslims.

His first letters sent in June 2016 contained a white powder as a hoax poison.

In one letter sent to David Cameron, Parnham wrote "Allah is Great" and in others sent to mosques he wrote "Paki filth".

Three months later Parnham sent another wave of white powder letters, including those addressed to the Queen and Theresa May respectively.

One of his poison hoaxes was so sophisticated that it triggered a chemical attack alert at a Royal Mail sorting office in Sheffield.

The following February, he targeted mosques around the UK. One letter to worshippers in Hull included a warning that they were going to be "slaughtered very soon".

In March 2017 he escalated his campaign, encouraging recipients of his post at the University of Sheffield to attack ethnic minorities, proposing that he would donate £100 to charity for each killing.

The court heard these letters amounted to soliciting to murder and Parnham's guilty plea to this charge means he could now receive a life sentence.

A year later, Parnham sent out letters headlined "Punish a Muslim Day", offering "awards" for attacks on people, mosques and Mecca.

He was eventually caught after his DNA and fingerprints were recovered from some of the letters, including one that he sent to Dylann Roof, a US white supremacist who is on death row for a mass murder of black churchgoers three years ago.

A man has admitted sending hundreds of racist letters nationwide including calls for a "Punish a Muslim Day".

They don't change.

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They don't change.

People with courage very seldom do.

Well, killing, or trying to kill the mayor of Cologne is really a sign of courage.

Some, like you, might promoting to it on facebook

you think, killing or promote her killing is courageous?

Quran (5:33) - "The punishment of those who wage war against Allah and His messenger and strive to make mischief in the land is only this, that they should be murdered or crucified or their hands and their feet should be cut off on opposite sides or they should be imprisoned; this shall be as a disgrace for them in this world, and in the hereafter they shall have a grievous chastisement"