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Meet the far-right conspiracy idiots who stormed Bookmarks
by BEN COWLES
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THE halfwits who went berserk in the central London socialist bookshop Bookmarks on Saturday afternoon are supporters of a oddball far-right group called Make Britain Great Again (MBGA), which is also inconsistently called the People’s Charter Foundation.
After the attack we could only suspect that it was MBGA, who were earlier that day goose-stepping their way from Facebook’s London office to BBC Broadcasting House in protest against the social media giant’s temporary banning of US right-wing conspiracy nutjob Alex Jones.
Thankfully one of their number had the absolute genius idea to film themselves planning and carrying out their anti-social and borderline criminal antics.
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