Nigel Farage’s candidate, Dionne Cocozza, in Glasgow North “has been accused of Islamophobia by one of the country’s leading anti-racist organisations.”
The so-called “leading anti-racist” organization, as it is described in the article below, is Hope Not Hate, which targeted Cocozza over a tweet she shared in 2018. The tweet originated with Voice of Europe; it reportedly “suggested” that “Germany will become African and Islamic if mass migration isn’t stopped.”
Well, the Dalai Lama didn’t only suggest that, but openly stated it. He said five months ago that “Europe is for Europeans,” and warned that with too many Muslim migrants, “the continent could become ‘Muslim’ or ‘African'”; therefore, “only a ‘limited number’ of migrants should be permitted to reside in Europe.”
Would Hope Not Hate pick on the Dalai Lama and label him an “Islamophobe”? Of course not. But when it comes to Cocozza, Hope Not Hate claims that she has a “strong belief” that white people are being discriminated against. Odd: it isn’t just “white people” who are at risk from jihadists and Islamic supremacists. One need only look at the horrendous treatment of Christians who are facing a genocide at the hands of some Muslim groups, and other religious minorities in Africa and the Middle East. These human rights abuses are fueled by intolerant, violent Islamic religious texts.
One wonders whether Hope Not Hate challenged Muslim MP Naz Shah, who retweeted that the young victims of Muslim rape gangs should shut up for the good of diversity. Of course it didn’t.
This so-called anti-racist organization, “Hope not Hate,” is a UK version of the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has lost its way, shamelessly manipulating identity politics as it paints a target on the back of truth-tellers — all while having a racism and sexism problem of its own; not to mention the fact that it is tied to violent Antifa.
Hope Not Hate also appears with Antifa to intimidate truth-tellers as it furthers its agenda of hate and propaganda, all in the name of “tolerance.”
Both groups shield Islamic supremacists and hardcore social justice warriors, and both keep getting away with it.
Nigel Farage’s candidate in Glasgow North has been accused of Islamophobia by one of the country’s leading anti-racist organisations.
Hope Not Hate say the Brexit Party’s Dionne Cocozza has frequently shared posts on her social media that portray Muslims as “inherently violent and a threat to the rest of the population”.
Labour and the SNP have criticised the Eurosceptic.
The investigation by the group followed a report in the Glasgow University student newspaper, the Glasgow Guardian.
Cocozza yesterday deleted her Twitter account.
Just two weeks ago the candidate shared a number of posts by the far-right Politicalite website claiming there was a planned Muslim “takeover”.
While in October 2018 Cocozza shared a tweet suggesting that “Germany will become African and Islamic if mass migration isn’t stopped” from Voice of Europe, a large Islamophobic website and Twitter account which often publishes well-known far-right activists….