WILL MORGOTH BE JAILED BY STARMER'S "STASI"?

This kind of thing is 'fun' when you are anonymous, 

not so much when the UK state knows where you live.

by Colin Liddell

Following the doxxing of Morgoth (now better known to the authorities as Michael Wright), the question arises of why would antifa group Hate Not Hope (HHH) even do this?

My guess is that this is not the end of the process, but merely preparation for a subsequent move. 

Some may have forgotten, many may never have known, but the Morgoth's Review blog, which of course has been carefully archived by people like HHH and the British Deep State, once included copious content from the likes of Sven Longshanks.

Morgoth boosted and echoed Longshanks in his own content, while also embedding Longshank's Radio Aryan podcasts (which also included the still anonymous Brutus). 

But what happened to Longshanks and why should Morgoth (and possibly Brutus) be worried? 

Like Morgoth, Longshanks was also doxxed and, once his real identity was out there, it was not long before he was prosecuted and jailed for two-and-a-half years for "racist podcasts" and being "a stain on our humanity."

As the BBC reported at the time:

Sentencing, Judge Rees said Allchurch "had an agenda of racial hatred" and that "it beggars belief that someone would want to speak these words at all".

"The content of these podcasts were vile. Listening to them as the jury had to was a disturbing experience," he said.

"You were bent on inciting racial hatred... you chose your words carefully to that end."

Welsh Nazi, Sven Longshanks 

It would actually be shocking if no further action were taken against Wright by the British state, who tend to err heavily on the side of caution when it comes to people they regard as pushing radical and divisive content. Also, it is very important for them to prosecute enough White British "extremists" to even up the numbers of Muslim and other ethnic "hate preachers."

In fact, I would say there is a greater than 50% chance of Wright being prosecuted in some way.

The best thing that Morgoth could do to avoid a spell of porridge would be to go abroad for a few years. As he now lives in Northern Ireland, the easiest way would be to slip across the border to the Republic, or perhaps fly out to America and claim political asylum. 

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Colin Liddell is the Chief Editor of Neokrat and the author of Interviews & Obituaries, a collection of encounters with the dead and the famous. Support his work by buying his book here (USA), here (UK), and here (Australia), or by taking out a paid subscription on his Substack.

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