RIOTS HELP THE RIGHT WING

Detroit 1967



The Economist suggests that riots help the 'right wing'.



(Bagehot: After the inferno The Economist)



In 1967, in President Johnson's USA, there were riots in Detroit and elsewhere.



The US media linked young people to drugs, wild sex and anti-war activity.



The right-wing Richard Nixon benefited from the riots and 'moral decline' and was elected president in 1969.



Brixton 1981



In 1981 and in 1985 there were riots in Brixton in London, in prime minister Margaret Thatcher's Britain.



The right-wing Margaret Thatcher appeared to benefit from the riots as she remained in power until 1990.



In 2005 there were riots in France.



The riots appeared to help the right-wing Nicolas Sarkozy become president in 2007.





The 2011 riots in England may help the right-wing UK prime minister David Cameron to stay in power.



Cameron wants to cut spending on welfare.



Riots in Obama's USA could benefit some right-wing Republican.



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What have been the results of the riots in Egypt?



The generals currently run the country.



What have been the results of the riots in Tunisia?



The generals currently run the country.



What was the result of the 1998 riots in Jakarta?



The current president of Indonesia is a former Suharto general, Susilo Yudhoyono.



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We are not suggesting that the 'left-wing' is necessarily 'better' than the 'right-wing'.



In the USA, both President Johnson and President Nixon supported the Military-Industrial-Narco-Complex.



The leaders of both the 'right' and the 'left' are apparently chosen by the 'bad guys'.



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SPOOKY DAVID HART

David Hart (1944-2011)

David Hart "was particularly close to CIA boss Bill Casey." (Scum behind Equatorial Guinea coup plotr)

"His enemies likened him to Rasputin and accused him of being an agent of the CIA, the KGB, Mossad, or of all three." (David Hart - Telegraph)

In 1990 "it emerged that Rupert Murdoch was bankrolling a Hart-backed newsletter, British Briefing, edited by Charles Elwell, the retired director of MI5's F-branch, which tracks domestic 'subversives'." (coup plot/r)

David Hart's Jewish father, Louis Hart, was chairman of Henry Ansbacher, the merchant bank.

"Hart kept two mistresses, each of whom had his child, in separate London flats, paying them each £250 a month as well as money for things like telephone bills and school fees." (David Hart - Telegraph)

David Hart worked alongside the UK's Margaret Thatcher.

During the 1984 miners' strike, Hart disguised himself as a feature writer and "toured mining areas in a chauffeur-driven Mercedes."

Reportedly, Hart financed groups of strikebreaking miners.

In 1993 Hart became an unpaid adviser to Defence Secretary Malcolm Rifkind.

"He stayed on when Rifkind was replaced in 1995 by Michael Portillo, a friend of Hart's of long standing, who widened Hart’s brief to include some of the £9 billion-a-year procurement contracts awarded by the MoD". (David Hart - Telegraph)

He had "high-level contacts both in America and the Middle East." (David Hart - Telegraph)

In 2004 a warrant for Hart's arrest was issued by Equatorial Guinea in connection with a coup attempt.

Hart wrote a novel called The Colonel ('rich Jewish hero struggles against prejudice and misunderstanding') and a play entitled Statues of Liberty ('the figure of Machiavelli comes to modern Britain, where ...he sees how quickly he can bring down the government.') (David Hart - Telegraph)

Hart mixed with politicians, senior military officers, academics and scientists.

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SPOOKY DAVID HART

David Hart (1944-2011)

David Hart "was particularly close to CIA boss Bill Casey." (Scum behind Equatorial Guinea coup plotr)

"His enemies likened him to Rasputin and accused him of being an agent of the CIA, the KGB, Mossad, or of all three." (David Hart - Telegraph)

In 1990 "it emerged that Rupert Murdoch was bankrolling a Hart-backed newsletter, British Briefing, edited by Charles Elwell, the retired director of MI5's F-branch, which tracks domestic 'subversives'." (coup plot/r)

David Hart's Jewish father, Louis Hart, was chairman of Henry Ansbacher, the merchant bank.

"Hart kept two mistresses, each of whom had his child, in separate London flats, paying them each £250 a month as well as money for things like telephone bills and school fees." (David Hart - Telegraph)

David Hart worked alongside the UK's Margaret Thatcher.

During the 1984 miners' strike, Hart disguised himself as a feature writer and "toured mining areas in a chauffeur-driven Mercedes."

Reportedly, Hart financed groups of strikebreaking miners.

In 1993 Hart became an unpaid adviser to Defence Secretary Malcolm Rifkind.

"He stayed on when Rifkind was replaced in 1995 by Michael Portillo, a friend of Hart's of long standing, who widened Hart’s brief to include some of the £9 billion-a-year procurement contracts awarded by the MoD". (David Hart - Telegraph)

He had "high-level contacts both in America and the Middle East." (David Hart - Telegraph)

In 2004 a warrant for Hart's arrest was issued by Equatorial Guinea in connection with a coup attempt.

Hart wrote a novel called The Colonel ('rich Jewish hero struggles against prejudice and misunderstanding') and a play entitled Statues of Liberty ('the figure of Machiavelli comes to modern Britain, where ...he sees how quickly he can bring down the government.') (David Hart - Telegraph)

Hart mixed with politicians, senior military officers, academics and scientists.

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