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| − | *[http://www.spittoon.org/archives/8725 The Conservatives and Islamism: The Promises and the Reality], 17 January 2011, | + | *[http://www.spittoon.org/archives/8725 The Conservatives and Islamism: The Promises and the Reality], 17 January 2011, cross-post from [[Harry's Place]] |
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Revision as of 11:42, 6 April 2011
Edmund Standing blogs for various Zionist online media publications including Harry's Place, Butterflies & Wheels, Z Word and Jewcy. He is also the author of a Centre for Social Cohesion report on the BNP's online activism. While the report devotes much attention to exposing BNP's antisemitism, it has almost nothing to say about its recently far more noticeable Islamophobia.
According to the biography at the end of the CSC report, Standing has an MA in Critical & Cultural Theory from Cardiff University.[1]
Publications
- The BNP and the Online Fascist Network: An investigation into the online activities of British National Party members and online activists, Centre for Social Cohesion (2009) PDF of report
- Edmund Standing, ‘Islamophobia’ and the Abuse of the Discourse of Anti-Racism, Butterflies and Wheels, 6-January-2010
Spittoon Articles
- Al-Muhajiroun and Incitement to Murder, 20 November 2010, cross-post from Harry's Place
- The Conservatives and Islamism: The Promises and the Reality, 17 January 2011, cross-post from Harry's Place
Affiliations
References
- ↑ The BNP and the Online Fascist Network: An investigation into the online activities of British National Party members and online activists, Centre for Social Cohesion (2009) PDF of report
