This is the Guardian.

Today, what's emboldening Britain's far right?

The far right in Britain have always had the same aim to spread fear.

We're currently capitalising on local opposition to refugees and trying to co-opt anti-immigrant campaigns.

Fear of migrants, fear of queerness, fear of feminism, fear of anyone who divests from their vision of Britishness.

White, straight, Christian and hypermasculine.

We were campaigning to shelter children from a corrupting rainbow of poison.

In recent years, they've mobilised mainly online, using both mainstream social media and closed chat groups to share the most bigoted views.

But in recent months, they've been emboldened and they're back on the streets.

Outside a hotel giving refuge to asylum seekers, the message from protesters is clear. You're not welcome here.

They've protested outside hotels across the country where people seeking asylum are staying.

All men, no women and children, whole hotel is completely packed with illegal migrants.

Merzy sides are system-cheap, constable labelling the night's destruction as dangerous and disgraceful.

In London, they've picketed Drag Queen's story hour, a storytelling event for kids.

They claim that Drag Queen's are grooming children.

And then protesters gathered outside, they were very upset about it. Some of those protesters quite unpleasant.

Some of them probably have reasonable objections, but there's a lot of misunderstanding.

In Oxford this weekend, they joined a protest against the introduction of environmental measures, saying they amounted to a climate lockdown.

Which has to be consistent to the U. Stand up for your race, stop being profit, not the government.

And the same day, outside a hotel in Rotterdam, two people were arrested for their part in threatening the asylum seekers inside.

I'm not here for cremts, I'm not here for war, I'm not here to do something illegal.

Because if I do these things, why did I come from my country to this country?

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