Who are they? Where are they?

They are largely bogeymen type groups with no serious intent other than a few loners and small groups unable to create a serious threat to society. They have to be included though as if Sunak referred to only Islamic extremism, that everyone knows is the real and consistent threat, he would have been called out as Islamophobic.

There's no such thing as a "Far Right" in this country.

I's there not according to this So
Called patriot there is


On 8 October 2013, the think tank Quilliam held a press conference with Robinson and the EDL's deputy leader Kevin Carroll to announce that Robinson and Carroll had left the EDL. Robinson said that he had been considering leaving for a long time because of concerns over the "dangers of far-right extremism".
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Tommy Robinson (activist) - Wikipedia

Pot Calling kettle black

Sunak even managed to reference Galloway previously being "Approved" by Nick Griffin.

It's beyond stupid, wtf has the BNP got to do with anything going on now?

Or indeed anything of relevance that's gone on in the last twenty years?

As has been said Sunak only mentions the "Far Right" because if he just talked about Islamic extremism the muslims would go berserk that they're being scapegoated. Unfortunately by taking the focus off the muslims he completely negates the purpose of his speech. It's the muslims who are threatening our politicians and Jews and the muslims who are perpetrating the terrorism on our streets. This is what he needs to confront. By mentioning the fictional Far Right the message is lost.

The term "Far Right" in the UK was used to categorise the EDL, National Front, National Action and Tommy Robinson. But the EDL have morphed into an anti-muslim movement and have largely disappeared - the police shut them down whenever they appear. The National Front have gone too. National Action have been proscribed in this country but they were never anything more than a rag-bag of idiots who liked a punch-up every now and then. Unfortunately one of them threatened to kill the Labour MP Rosie Cooper (IIRC). But he told so many people that even our police heard about it and he was locked up for 23 years. But the liberal Left have never forgotten this and this case is always cited if people mention muslim extremism. Tommy Robinson is now an anti-Islam campaigner (and member of Quilliam) which is all entirely legal and he should be regarded as an ally by any sensible govt. And NONE of these groups can be said to "hate Britain" as Sunak says. Quite the reverse.

The point is that the "far Right" has basically disappeared - and they never killed anyone anyway. But because the government is so exercised about them MI5 have to spend a large amount of time on them - when they should be fully occupied trying too deal with over 30,000 muslim extremists.

Its nothing more than painting over the cracks...