
Racist conspiracy, Nazi propaganda and calls for âevery Muzzrat out of my countryâ: meet the For Britain candidates standing at the local elections
UPDATE: Since publication, it has come to our attention that Mandy Baldwin has left The For Britain Movement
The For Britain Movement, the anti-Muslim party headed by former UKIP leadership challenger Anne Marie Waters, has fielded a mere 15 candidates across the country in the upcoming local elections.
Waters has claimed that these candidates were selected through âstrict vettingâ.
Allow us to introduce a few of them to you.
Mandy Baldwin, Bromley (Farnborough and Crofton ward)
Baldwin, an Orpington-based former Labour candidate and freelance writer, told a local Bromley paper that she was âdisgusted at the snobbery, racism and anti-semitism now infesting Labourâ.
It is surprising then that numerous foul, bigoted comments appear on Baldwinâs social media and on her blog.

A post on her account on Gab.ai â a âfree speechâ alternative to Twitter popular amongst the Alternative Right â states that âa vote for Labour now is a vote for your children to be gang-raped by inbred savages â and accused of Hate Crime for describing their attackersâ.
Another expresses a desire to for having âevery Muzzrat out of my country along with the ugly sluts and micropenised freaks who enable them. Donât care how.â Yet another states that: âThe only Refugees Welcome are White South African ones. The third world should go back and live in itâs own muckâ.
Reposted content on Baldwinâs account states that âformer colonies that are not majority Whiteâ are âsqualid 3rd world shit holes. Race matters, England, Race mattersâ.

Appallingly, also shared is content from the Nazi account âMosheShekelRod (#NaziGhost)â, which uses the SS Totenkopf symbol as its avatar. The post in question refers to âGRIDSâ (gay-related immune deficiency), an early name for AIDS that continues to be used by some extreme homophobes.

Alarming views have also found their way into Baldwinâs personal blog. Her article titled âThe Death of the Viking Spiritâ states that the alleged demographic decline of âthe white raceâ constitutes a âgenocideâ.
âWhite genocideâ is a myth long-used in racist circles, referring to a deliberate campaign of mass immigration, integration and miscegenation to eradicate white populations conducted by shadowy elites.
Stuart Nicholson, Leeds (Cross Gates & Whinmoor)
Next up is Leeds-based candidate Stuart Neil Nicholson, whose social media accounts are also awash with extreme racist, antisemitic and nazi content.

Nicholsonâs now-suspended Twitter account was inundated with antisemitism. For example, he wrote: âJewish plan in action! Rise up!!â in response to a post on “white genocide” from former British National Party (BNP) activist Mark Collett.
A post retweeted by his account reads: âNational Socialism is the alternative to degeneracy we currently face. It is a pathway to freedom and prosperity. It is an escape from Jewish Tyranny. It is the Future of our people.â

Another reads: âAlfred Rosenberg is called the architect of the Holofaux and was murdered in the sham kangaroo court known as the Nuremberg witch trials. Holohoax propaganda center acquires his diary â has to admit mass murder of Jews is not mentioned once.â

Since being booted off Twitter Nicholson has moved to Gab, where he uses a Nazi propaganda image as his profile picture. His profile on Gab continues to promote the likes of âThe Völkisch Folkloristâ Carolyn Emerick, a Nazi pagan blogger, antisemitic alt-right YouTuber âWay of the Worldâ and Nick Griffin, former leader of the BNP.

Steve Latham, Sandwell (Newton ward)
Finally we have former pub landlord Steve Latham. Latham was panned as a UKIP candidate during the 2015 General Election after he was forced to apologise for writing that the Labour party had been âinfiltrated by the evil cult of Islamâ.
In June 2015, he also posted about the antisemitic and racist conspiracy theory known as the âKalergi planâ, arguing its aim of bringing about âEuropeâs fusion with the Third Worldâ was being achieved through interracial marriage.
Latham refers to European âYoung people of mixed raceâ as âthe children of Kalergiâ, a reference to the Austrian-Japanese politician Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi, author of the 1923 book Pan-Europa, a pioneering work on European integration.
The screed also claims that âEuropean integration amounts to genocideâ and suggests that Kalergiâs âdegenerate elitismâ was due to the influence of the Austrian actor Ida Roland, identified as a âJewessâ, and the fact that his mother was âAsianâ.
The passage posted by Latham is part of a longer article that has been shared on multiple far right sites, including Golden Dawn â International Newsroom, a site affiliated to the Greek neo-nazi party Golden Dawn.