UK: Small Town Mayor Forced to Quit for Following Wilders, Steyn, Kassam on Social Media

Note the double standard. Peter Lucey resigned after one Labour Party Councillor complained. The Labour Party, which is rife with Jew-hatred, doesn’t have any problem with anyone criticizing Christianity or Judaism or any other religion. But when it comes to Islam and mass Muslim migration, all criticism is off-limits, as is clear from their banning of me from entering the country. And it’s not just the Labour Party, either. Lucey not only resigned as Mayor of Wokingham, but also from the Conservative Party. The Conservative May government is determined to appease and accommodate its Muslim population even to the extent of adopting sharia blasphemy restrictions on free speech. They’re trying desperately to fabricate a “right-wing extremist” threat that is equivalent to the jihad threat, and as a result they’re not just making sure that people such as Lucey have no place in their party, but they’re banning me and others, and smearing us by implying that they are terrorists.

Britain is finished.

“Small Town Mayor Forced to Quit for Following Kassam, Steyn, Wilders on Social Media,” by Oliver JJ Lane, Breitbart, April 26, 2018 (thanks to Inexion):

The mayor of a small British town quit his post for “personal reasons”, reportedly after a single complaint was made about his social media activity, including expressing concern about mass migration, and being subscribed to right-wing personalities on Facebook.

Councillor Peter Lucey stood down from his post as Mayor of Wokingham and resigned from the Conservative Party Wednesday after a fellow Councillor from the left-wing Labour Party wrote a letter of complaint about the Mayor’s online activity, reports the Wokingham Paper.

According to the report, the Mayor had expressed concern about mass migration and subscribed to right-wing personalities on Facebook, including Breitbart London Editor in Chief Raheem Kassam, Dutch populist Geert Wilders, and New York Times-bestselling Canadian author Mark Steyn, which the Wokingham Paper described as being “controversial” and holding “anti-Islamic views”.

The report also made specific mention of Kassam’s newly released book on mid-20th century conservative political giant Enoch Powell, Enoch Was Right: ‘Rivers of Blood’ 50 Years On in the context of Lucey’s resignation.

It is claimed in addition to the personalities followed by Lucey, he also followed the now largely dormant street-marching group the English Defence League, and think-tank the Gatestone Institute.

Speaking to local newspaper the Bracknell News, Labour councillor Andy Croy claimed the Mayor had made Islamophobic communications online, although the only message quoted by papers surrounding the now-deleted accounts specifically referenced immigration, not Islam. The politician said: “I saw the messages and wrote to The Wokingham Conservatives, pointing out that I thought it was islamophobic [sic] and that they needed to deal with it.

“I demanded his resignation. He posted something along the lines of ‘mass immigration has destroyed your future’.”…