British Tory MP attends Nazi party and old links with fascism are resurrected
Posted on Monday, December 12, 2011 at 07:54 AM
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| David Cameron and Aidan Burley |
Aidan Burley is or was a rising star in the Tory Party in Britain, pictured above with Prime Minister David Cameron.
He was a man seen by many as a future government minister if not Prime Minister material.
At 32 he is in his first term and had quickly gained a reputation as a leading Eurosceptic and a young man in hurry.
Until last weekend that is.
That was when it was revealed that Burley had attended a Nazi themed party, was photographed with people in Nazi regalia and listened as 'Heil Hitler' chants rang out all night.
Burley's Nazi adventure was revealed in the Mail on Sunday, but it also said an awful lot about the British upper class.
Prince Harry you might remember a few years back, attended such a party and apparently was photographed in a Nazi uniform in 2006 and had to make an abject apology.
There is a streak of fascism in the Tory Party and among the British upper classes plainly.
Let's not forget that the abdicated King Edward V111 was an open Nazi admirer
How a young politician on the rise could have thought that attending such a a party was somehow ok says something about that strain of fascism that still reigns in part of the British upper crusts.
Of course he should be kicked out of the party and taught a lesson about how unsuitable for democratic politics such liaisons are.
Heil Hitler indeed.
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McSpartacus | Dec 12, 2011, 05:39 PM EST
You forgot Churchill: "One may dislike Hitler's system and yet admire his patriotic achievement. If our country were defeated, I hope we should find a champion as indomitable to restore our courage and lead us back to our place among the nations." - Hitler and His Choice, The Strand Magazine (November 1935)
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ShilohWith | Dec 12, 2011, 08:20 AM EST
Considering whats going on around the world, Izraels contribution to the world; 60 years long war, killing muslims, the reason behind the tension b/ween Muslims and USA, Australia, Can etc.. Not surprised.
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CitizenWhy | Dec 12, 2011, 08:08 AM EST
Not in the least bit surprising.
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