British “QAnon” Enthusiasts Involved
On the website of the Democrats and Veterans Party website, a new political alliance is announced:
The purpose of the Brexit Alliance is strictly that of being a temporary strategic alliance exclusively for the purpose of uniting with other pro-Brexit small parties and independent candidates for the sake of removing pro-Remain members of Parliament, and working to get as many pro-Leave candidates elected as possible – in the event that another snap General Election is called next year as a means of attempting to thwart our genuine exit from the European Union.
The post is tagged “messages from the leader”; this would be John Rees-Evans, a former UKIP leadership candidate who in 2017 suggested that dual-national British citizens (particularly those with Indian citizenship) should be offered money to leave the country. He is also known for responding to a comment about how “some homosexuals prefer sex with animals” with an anecdote about how a “homosexual donkey” had attempted to “rape” his horse – Metro had some fun with this in February, when the party unveiled its logo, which features a donkey holding a Union Flag. In 2015 he was profiled by Vice, which described how he lives in a secure compound in Bulgaria.
Although Rees-Evans is the DVP leader (1), the party was founded the month before by one Gavin Felton, as was reported in the Sun at the time:
ARMED forces veterans will declare all-out war on mainstream politicians next month – by launching their own party. Five ex-squaddies aim to field 87 candidates at the next election on a mission to topple “morally deficient” and “self-serving careerist” MPs.
Former Army sergeant major Gavin Felton has joined forces with other ex-servicemen and like-minded activists to set up the Democrats and Veterans Party.
Not all members, though, seem pleased with the latest development, with one commentator complaining that
I demand to know exactly who we are aligning our party with im not waiting for Tom Parsons to decide when i can know this , your allegiance is with your party members not Tom Parsons and The Peoples Revolution Party
This refers to another lesser-known group, which had been promising a “massive announcement” on its website for some days. This was eventually revealed to be the same “Brexit Alliance” announced by Rees-Evans:
For the next 14 days the members of this Alliance called “The Brexit Alliance” will be put out piece by piece on our twitter page @TPRParty.
You will find the list here updated daily so you have one list of which to view this from.
The impression seemed to be that the TPRP and its leader Parsons were in some way in charge of the alliance (also described on the page as a “coalition”), which seems odd given Rees-Evan’s higher media profile. However, the webpage has now been removed, and TPRP has apparently deactivated its Twitter account.
One version of the page is currently preserved on Google Cache, and fragments are viewable in search results on Yahoo and Bing. The page was also discussed on 15 September by Far Right Watch, which wrote that
They do not list what ‘Parties’ make up their ‘Coalition’. So far the only ‘Parties’ we see are ‘British Fight‘, ‘Aslans Army‘ and ‘QAnon‘
Enthusiasm for the American “QAnon” conspiracy theory was also evident on TPRP’s Twitter feed. Cached remnants and a screenshot from Twitter, however, instead refer to
Parties:
1. The People’s Revolution Party
2. Democrats & Veterans PartyPolitical Organisations/Non-Political Organisations/Pressure Groups/Media Support:
New Chartists
The White Pendragons
Bruges Group
Fish 4 Leave
Redpillphil
And also later:
3. The English Democrats
4. The Populist Party
5. British Union & Sovereignty Party
6. The Christian People’s Alliance
Along with:
Great Awakening
UK Unity
Ezra Lewis
Kim Rose
RightUnity
Campaign for an English Parliament
A1R.TV
BEN TV
There’s no evidence of anyone contradicting this list, and “Red Pill Phil”, a fringe-right activist I recently noted here, interviewed Parsons earlier this month. Oddly, however, Far Right Watch also notes that TPRP have also stated that “Ukip will be exposed, AMD [Anne-Marie Waters, of For Britain] will be given a choice. We will grow in power far quicker than them both combined.”
The TPRP leadership team is not particularly recognisable, although Far Right Watch identifies one member as “ex National Front, ex BNP”. Another member of the team, Party Spokesman Duncan Campbell (not the well-known journalist), can be heard here discussing the “Road To The Illuminati New World Order” with a conspiricist radio host named Kev Baker – Rothschilds feature prominently. Parsons has also been interviewed for a video put online by the Bases Project, which bills itself as “derived from the early pioneering Irish UFO Research Centre” (2). Parsons explained to his interviewer – Caroline Stephens, a UKIP activist who was also Campaign Manager for Leave.Eu – that while at primary school he had experienced “an overwhelming energy” and a sense that he would “change the world in some way”.
At this point, it is difficult to tell if the “QAnon” element noted above is an outlier. However, as I noted recently, a close associate of Tommy Robinson was cheered at a “Free Tommy” rally when he expressed the view that the country is run by an elite of “Satanic paedophiles”, and in June Rees-Evans interviewed none other than Jon Wedger (in the back of a car, for some reason) on the subject of “How we fight paedophilia in Britain”; I previously looked at Wedger and the conspiracy milieu here.
UPDATE: Parsons has now disappeared from the People’s Revolution Party website, replaced by Campbell as “interim leader”.
Footnotes
1. The DVP deputy leader was formerly one Trevor Coult, who quit in May and made a statement that “I will never have my integrity in question by supporting issues I don’t believe in!” When asked to explain further, he said that issue in question was “Tommy Robinson”. This was several months after Coult had promoted the party on The Richie Allen Show, a conspiracy podcast associated with David Icke.
2. The Bases Project’s logo consists of a human hand combined with the eyes and facial shape of an alien “Grey”. The organisation believes that “IVF treatment was created to make humans into a cyborg slave race, so called Greys and other cyborg hive controlled trans-humans.”
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Great Awakening is also a Qanon fan club, recently banned from Reddit
I am also a founding member of the DVP. Most of the original DD team, founders and spokes people have left due to the lies put onto the British public. Trevor Coult also lied, first one was on the Richie Allen show. The Chair of the party (Gavin Felton) told the public DVP had 18,000 members, then 13,000. I was the Chair of the vetting panel and I can tell you, the DVP did not have that many members, never have and never will.
The Chair of the party is well known for his lies. People are not asking the correct questions. Why is it that most of the original team left or was pushed out by Gavin?
I am a survivor of historical abuse. One week after I had put two of the five Paedophiles that hurt me as a child, into prison, Gavin was making a pass at me. Gavin had been sending me and my friend messages about how he felt about me. (Gavin is a married man) I did not want his advances.
The leader found out about the chairs conduct towards me, Gavin denied it all. Obviously I had proof from the messages and other evidence to back everything up.
Since then, the Chair has been asked why I’m no longer with the party. It has gone from “She wanted to allow the IRA in” to “she wanted paying” Not at all true. I was pushed out.
The top team is rife with Nepotism, the Chairs team (wife, best mate) demanded that I take back what I said and put out a statement to say I lied. I DID NOT LIE. I refused and told them where to stick the party and I would go out and tell the truth to the people.
The DVP team claim they don’t know who British Fight are, however, we have evidence that suggests otherwise. The reason Gavin won’t want that getting out is because he is ex military and swore to protect. British Fight want to end the Monarchy. BF is Tom Parsons, there is proof of that too.
The alliance list above, I can confirm that most on that list had no idea about any alliance and most on that list were not happy to find out they had been associated with TPRP and DVP. I have the correspondence from people on the list as my team contacted people who we had worked with through out the referendum.
I have all the truthful answers should anyone be interested. There’s so much people don’t know.
It never fails to amaze me how many fringe and “off the edge” right-wing groups (as opposed to authentic and mainstream movements) seem to spring up. Although active in mainstream right-of-centre politics myself I have never heard of most of the organisations memntioned here! I had heard of the Democrats & Veterans Party however and actually liked what I heard about it and its leader John Ree-Evans, but the links which it has evidently formed with these obscure outfits now makes me somewhat wary. Certainly their claim to have “18,000” or “13,000” members seems to be a wild exaggeration for a party which so far doesn’t seem to have attracted any publicity by the mainstream media. Divide these nuimbers by one-hundred and you might be nearer to the truth!
Another thing which bemuses me is the apparent fascination that many far-right fanatics seem to have about sex with donkeys! Way back in the 1990s I heard a most sickening account that the leader of the BNP (which I think is now defunct) – I believe that his name was Griffin (NOT Paul!), but I can’t be certain – had been caught in fragranti with a donkey whilst visiting Libya (or somewhere else on the Mediterranean) . So sickened was I by this account that I asked several people who had connections with this far-right party whether it could be true – only for one to come back saying that it actually involved a sheep rather than a donkey, and someone else who evidently knew this Griffin character personally said that he could believe this of him! Several years after this, however, I heard practically the same story told about Martin Webster, a rabid anti-Semitic paranoid who used to be involved with the National Front. Whether these were simply variations on the same smear or whether there was any truth in this revolting story whatsoever I honestly don’t know – but one thing is for certain, and that is that there appears to be an unhealthy fascination with this weird perversion in far-right and “off the edge” circles!