Rob McKenzie

The Ann Widdecombe narrative unravelled - and the left are celebrating and exploiting her murder. Ann Widdecombe had a very eventful death. First she died from natural causes, then she was bludgeoned to death by a white man - let’s be very clear, a white man, we found a white man everyone - during a "bungled burglary" - then another white man, definitely a white man, was arrested who "wasn't politically motivated" and had just randomly driven 300 miles from Rotherham to Ann’s house and back with a weapon. Then it turned out that yes, it’s being investigated by counter terror police and the suspect is a man who was reading communist literature and has learning difficulties. To be honest, if he's a communist, you don't need to tell me he's got learning difficulties, because if he didn't, he wouldn't be a communist. Nudge Unit Despite the recent exposure of the government's RICU unit, which is tasked with steering public sentiment and the official narrative, there were very clunky attempts to do just that. The Mail On Sunday ran a piece claiming "A highly placed source told the MoS last night that Ms Widdecombe’s family ‘don’t want her death hijacked for political purposes’, adding that they ‘are very uneasy’ about Mr Farage being at the scene." Really? What family? She was what, 78, 79? No husband, no kids? Her mum and dad contacted a Mail on Sunday journalist via a seance to say Anne wouldn't want her death to be exploited for political purposes? There were reports that our nephew was laying a wreath with Nigel Farage. And Anne was a politician and a supporter of Nigel Farage. And the media quickly pivoted away to talk about "12 arrested over a far-right terror plot" threatening an Islamic event near Ipswich. Politicians said that this involved a credible threat to life, but there are independent reports saying it was just men flying a drone to see what was going on at the Islamic event. It looks like there are good reasons to see what was going on at the Islamic event, as it was affiliated with Tablighi Jamaat, a movement prohibited in Saudi Arabia and banned as extremist in several Central Asian countries and Russia. Saudi authorities have described it as a danger to society and a gateway to terrorism. Exploited by Labour Despite the accusations that Farage and others on the right were exploiting Annabelle Dickens' death, it was Labour who exploited it, using it as an excuse to push forward their plans for regulating social media and tweaking the algorithm to show state propaganda instead of people like me. Leftist hatred If these politicians actually want to stop this kind of violence, tweaking YouTube algorithms isn't the way to do it. Much of the hateful rhetoric came from establishment figures on the Left, such as Heather Herbert, a transgender employee of Aberdeen University and former Labour candidate, who is now being investigated by the police after glorying in Ann Widdecombe's death. Ann Widdecombe's death feels like a turning point in British politics. Despite the constant drumbeat about the mythical "far right", we can see that the far left are openly hateful and violent. And as the establishment rhetoric against Nigel Farage ramps up, I hope it puts paid to the claims that Farage is an establishment shill for just controlled opposition there to syphon off and contain public sentiment.