Creator of incendiary "Stop Trump" video worked for The Labour Party
Jeremy Clancy said it was "the most important film" he's ever made
Today the activist group Stop Trump - fronted by Corbynista Zoe Gardner - has released an absolutely appalling campaign video, claiming that “we have racism off the leash, up and down our country” and “hate preachers driving mobs down our streets”. It is designed to stir up unrest and demonise anyone to the Right of Jeremy Corbyn - and disgustingly timed the same week that Charlie Kirk was gunned down in America.
The video contains two particularly disturbing pieces of footage - both fictional. First there’s the man who fights for the “British Defence League”:
Then a fictional newsroom bulletin, where we are told Liverpool and Birmingham are “in flames tonight” (thanks to a Far Right takeover) and that “people are vanishing without a trace”:
What sicko created this irresponsible, rabble-rousing nonsense?
Meet Jeremy Clancy, who says “This is the most important film I’ve ever made. Please share.”
He also writes “They hang flags from the lamppost today. But make no mistake, Tommy and his gang would rather it was people like us”…
… and “This is how regime change begins - and it’s happening here in the UK.”
Shockingly, according to his LinkedIn profile, Clancy worked as a filmmaker for the Labour Party from 2017 to 2021.
He then became Jeremy Corbyn’s “Senior Communications Manager” in 2021 to May 2023 (NB. Corbyn was officially banned from standing as a Labour candidate in May 2023).
Clancy then went off to make films for Liberty, Amnesty, Greenpeace, Unite, FBU and Enough is Enough (in other words, left-wing activist organisations):
Clancy’s website shows he/ his company worked with Green Party leader/ Secret Corbynista Zack Polanski (who is also making an appearance at the Stop Trump protest and recently had Gardner on his new podcast):
There’s also the pre-election campaign film he made for Corbyn, who (quelle surprise) will be speaking at the upcoming Stop Trump protest.
All of this reinforces my conviction that these protests and their activists are no more than part of the Corbynista/ Momentum machine (which includes the Unions).
The New Economy Organisers Network (NEON), which has incredibly wealthy funders, helps to provide a supply chain of young activists like Gardner, ready to become fully-fledged propagandists:
The Corbynista ecosystem is tangled and well-funded indeed.
“Democratic socialists”, ey…
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It's bizarre. There are dozens of think tanks, campaign groups, charities and trusts, and lots of propaganda through social media and representation as 'experts', vox pop, etc., spewing hatred and violence, but a central theme is to accuse sinister far right organisations of........ hatred and violence.
Meanwhile, on the right, what is there? Tommy Robinson is becoming over-used as a hate-association, and the EDL disappeared long ago, as did the BNP. No wonder they have to invent the 'BDL', and employ actors, and invent nasty things.
I, too, fear for the future, because the left has all the power, through the current government, civil service, and increasingly it seems, the police and the courts.
Our only hope is democracy, and numbers, and communication via social media (for the moment). By-elections and local elections offer a route (also vulnerable to central government).
It looks from this as though an attempt is being made to neutralise help from Trump.