about as fiery as a clambake in the rain Moseley's support came predominantly from the aristocracy and the business class. In 1936 his uniformed thugs were decisively beaten in the streets of London's East End by a spontaneous assembly of Communists and Jewish immigrants in the Battle of Cable Street. Never again were the fascists able to pose as the people's champion. As for Moseley, he limped on after the war putting together various ragtag formations to keep alive the guttering flame of popular racism until the arrival of Enoch Powell and the rise of the BNP. In this clip, note the borrowed mannerisms of Hitler in his frothy delivery. The man was a second-hand version of a first-rate bastard. 1 Gov Bud Hudnut 2020-12-27 15:55:37 2020-12-27 15:55:37 @gov_bud_hudnut @gov_bud_hudnut Interesting review. Note: I did not title this video; that was already the title of the vid when I downloaded it years ago. Also, I can't really hear what he is saying sometimes, like at the end. 0 OddGrenadier 2021-01-08 05:01:17 2021-01-08 05:01:17 @oddgrenadier 2 1.00