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Originally Posted by Pete F.
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Steve Bannon, contrary to what your article implies, is not alt-right. What is your definition of alt-right? Labels are easy ways to smear someone without having to thoroughly discuss his ideas. "Alt-right" has conveniently and wrongly been used to supposedly discredit most of the "conservatives" in the alternative media--even those who have disavowed any association with those who have started the alt-right movement and with those who consider themselves alt-right. Ridiculously, for example, Milo Yiannopoulos, a gay, Jew, married to a black man, is referred to as alt-right. He and the alt-right virulently disavow each other. The alt-right is a very small ineffective group whose values are used to discredit the larger and more effective advocates of "right wing" or "conservative" ideas.
The actual reason that Tommy Robinson was outside of the Court was not discussed by your article. Nor is it written about or discussed by mainstream media. Robinson has been, as have been several others, trying to bring attention to what, for years, has or had been going on in some English cities, a so-called "grooming" (a type of kidnapping girls, very harshly and violently treating thousands of young British girls to serve as sex toys by Muslims). The trial, finally a recognition by authorities, after years of what was going on with nothing being done about it, was still not being given the major attention that it deserved.
If that sort of thing had been going on in this country, there would be reporters all over the story and the trial. Free speech in Britain is a shadow of what it used to be.