How Far-Right Ideology Grew in the UK: A Historical Breakdown

Описание: This episode examines the rise and evolution of far-right ideology in the United Kingdom — from post-World War II movements to modern political narratives.
It does not support or promote extremist groups; instead, it provides historical analysis, media critique, and social context to help viewers understand how racism and far-right ideas have appeared, shifted, and influenced public policy over time.

Chapters:
0:00 – Introduction
0:45 – Post-WWII Britain and the return of Oswald Mosley
2:10 – Immigration waves and far-right reactions
4:20 – The National Front in the 1970s
6:00 – The British National Party (BNP)
7:40 – The English Defence League and online radicalisation
9:55 – Media bias, security policies, and public perception
12:10 – Brexit-era rhetoric and political language
14:00 – Recent policies, multiculturalism debates, and Rwanda plans
16:20 – The deeper question: how far-right ideas enter mainstream politics
17:00 – Closing message (Britpulse)

This video includes:
• Archival footage
• Verified historical references
• Commentary on political language
• Analysis of systemic bias and government responses

Purpose:
To provide context, raise awareness, and encourage informed discussion about the social, political, and historical forces that shape modern Britain.