Caller 19

But of course, the classic thing is that these will always be used as much, if not more so against the left and the anti-fascist side than they will be against the racists.

But of course, the classic thing is that these will always be used as much, if not more so against the left and the anti-fascist side than they will be against the racists.

But of course, the classic thing is that these will always be used as much, if not more so against the left and the anti-fascist side than they will be against the racists.

Thankfully, these groups, you know, they're all in fighting with each other. They have tried to do like electoral pacts and to plan out political strategies. But thankfully, they're all so fixated on wanting to be the Führer that never really works. But what I was going to say a minute ago is that that 10,000 people, if there were that many on the street, not everyone in that is far right.

Thankfully, these groups, you know, they're all in fighting with each other. They have tried to do like electoral pacts and to plan out political strategies. But thankfully, they're all so fixated on wanting to be the Führer that never really works. But what I was going to say a minute ago is that that 10,000 people, if there were that many on the street, not everyone in that is far right.

Thankfully, these groups, you know, they're all in fighting with each other. They have tried to do like electoral pacts and to plan out political strategies. But thankfully, they're all so fixated on wanting to be the Führer that never really works. But what I was going to say a minute ago is that that 10,000 people, if there were that many on the street, not everyone in that is far right.

You know, some of the people are from working class communities that have been betrayed by the government and have been abandoned and they are starting, they've just fallen down the rabbit hole. And I can think of an incident. I was in the gym a couple of months back and I'm just sitting there and there were a few guys didn't know they were around chatting. Obviously we were in the gym.

You know, some of the people are from working class communities that have been betrayed by the government and have been abandoned and they are starting, they've just fallen down the rabbit hole. And I can think of an incident. I was in the gym a couple of months back and I'm just sitting there and there were a few guys didn't know they were around chatting. Obviously we were in the gym.

You know, some of the people are from working class communities that have been betrayed by the government and have been abandoned and they are starting, they've just fallen down the rabbit hole. And I can think of an incident. I was in the gym a couple of months back and I'm just sitting there and there were a few guys didn't know they were around chatting. Obviously we were in the gym.

None of us are in the, in the sauna. None of us have many clothes on and none of these guys had like questionable far right tattoos or anything like that. But the conversation suddenly started about immigrants and how they were bringing crime and how they were bringing disease and all this kind of stuff.

None of us are in the, in the sauna. None of us have many clothes on and none of these guys had like questionable far right tattoos or anything like that. But the conversation suddenly started about immigrants and how they were bringing crime and how they were bringing disease and all this kind of stuff.

None of us are in the, in the sauna. None of us have many clothes on and none of these guys had like questionable far right tattoos or anything like that. But the conversation suddenly started about immigrants and how they were bringing crime and how they were bringing disease and all this kind of stuff.

And I listened to it for a minute or two and I just stood up and said, lads, everything you are saying about immigrants in Ireland now is what was said about Irish people in America in the 19th century and in England in like the 70s and the 80s. So I think it's important that even in our workplaces on public transport, when we hear it, this kind of talk, we call it out.

And I listened to it for a minute or two and I just stood up and said, lads, everything you are saying about immigrants in Ireland now is what was said about Irish people in America in the 19th century and in England in like the 70s and the 80s. So I think it's important that even in our workplaces on public transport, when we hear it, this kind of talk, we call it out.

And I listened to it for a minute or two and I just stood up and said, lads, everything you are saying about immigrants in Ireland now is what was said about Irish people in America in the 19th century and in England in like the 70s and the 80s. So I think it's important that even in our workplaces on public transport, when we hear it, this kind of talk, we call it out.

If it's a friend of ours who's fallen down the rabbit hole into these conspiracies, because that's how their message is spreading now. Often when you see people involved in some of this anti-immigrant rioting, they have no history of involvement in far-right groups, but it's that message has spread beyond those groups, thanks to our friends in the nerd Reich.

If it's a friend of ours who's fallen down the rabbit hole into these conspiracies, because that's how their message is spreading now. Often when you see people involved in some of this anti-immigrant rioting, they have no history of involvement in far-right groups, but it's that message has spread beyond those groups, thanks to our friends in the nerd Reich.

If it's a friend of ours who's fallen down the rabbit hole into these conspiracies, because that's how their message is spreading now. Often when you see people involved in some of this anti-immigrant rioting, they have no history of involvement in far-right groups, but it's that message has spread beyond those groups, thanks to our friends in the nerd Reich.

And I think if we have a work colleague or a brother or somebody who believes falls into that, that we don't abandon them. We don't immediately start calling them a Nazi and whatever that we try to talk them around with. But look, I suppose the thing is there is hope and everywhere these people have organised, there have been anti-fascists there to meet them.

And I think if we have a work colleague or a brother or somebody who believes falls into that, that we don't abandon them. We don't immediately start calling them a Nazi and whatever that we try to talk them around with. But look, I suppose the thing is there is hope and everywhere these people have organised, there have been anti-fascists there to meet them.