Jack Buckby
Jack Buckby (1993–) is an English Islamophobe, conspiracy theorist,[note 1] white nationalist and former British National Party member. In 2012 he tried to rebrand white nationalism as culturalism, but failed; he formerly worked for The Rebel Media,[1] widely considered alt-right. He holds extreme anti-Islam views, such as wanting to close down all mosques in the UK and stop Muslim immigration.[2]
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“”I think he’s [Nick Griffin] a top bloke. I’ve got to know him quite well and he’s a good guy. |
—Jack Buckby, Nick Griffin admirer |
In 2017, Buckby became associated with For Britain, a far-right anti-Islam political party.[3]
Post-2019 Buckby claims to have "left the far-right" and be no longer political-party aligned, but identifies as a small-c conservative.[4] He has recently tried to re-invent himself as a "counter-extremism researcher", writing a book "recounting his experiences amongst far-right terrorists and extremists".[5] The problem is there's no evidence he gave up his extremist views; he still regularly tweets extreme Islamophobia, wants to ban Muslims from entering Europe and claims to support a "strong immigration policy" that is based on race and is "pro-European identity".[6]
Buckby was denied a visa to travel to the US. He appealed the decision legally by suing the US Department of Homeland Security in November 2018.[7] US Federal Court records show that in March 2019, Buckby voluntarily dismissed the lawsuit, with prejudice, thus forbidding him from refiling the case. [8]
In 2020, Buckby became a staunch critic of Black Lives Matter on social media,[9][10][11] describing BLM as "fighting largely imaginary racism".[12]
Buckby is currently an article writer for the Frontier Centre for Public Policy
Background
A far-right racist, Buckby grew up supporting the BNP as young as 16 and supported the party after he saw Nick Griffin appear on Question Time
I initially got involved with the BNP in high school. I wasn’t very political, but I had my opinions, as everyone does. I saw Nick Griffin and the real bias that he was facing on the television and I thought, 'That can’t be right.' I did my own research and thought, 'Shit, I agree with him. He actually seems like a good bloke.' I started supporting it and went through college being the notorious BNP guy. It was later that I met Nick and started talking about these culturist ideas.
While a member of the BNP, Buckby stated he agreed with the racial aspect of the BNP's ideology, i.e. white nationalism, and that he believes UK should always remain majority white British and he doesn't consider immigrants born in UK as natives; Buckby, however has argued the party should focus more on culture, than biological race, to appeal to more voters and sound less-racist and therefore was a moderniser within the party:
Currently there's this idea that the BNP is racist, as I’m sure you know. I don’t believe that. I just believe that every country should be populated predominantly by its own people. I do believe in the racial aspect of that. And, in my opinion, that’s not race hate, it’s just realism. What I would bring to the party is I’d take away this constant race issue, because I don’t think that’s the biggest issue in Britain. I mean, it is an issue, but there are other problems as well and I think the best thing for the party to do is to focus on culture.
Buckby has been a target of Liverpool anti-fascists who have criticized his racism, opposition to gay marriage and immigration, and Islamophobia:
Mr Buckby administers two blogs and also has his own Youtube channel, the latter containing pronouncements such as ‘Gay marriage is wrong’ or ‘White people are never seen as a race that has it’s own homeland’. The blogs are equally suffused with such ideas, including the entirety of Enoch Powell's notorious ‘rivers of blood’ speech from 1968 which stoked racial hatred and envisaged racial violence as the outcome of immigration to Britain. Mr Buckby’s assessment: ‘Enoch Powell was right’. He consistently attacks multiculturalism from the standpoint that so-called ‘race mixing’ will lead to a ‘monoculture’ and a ‘monorace’. Hardly the words of someone who claims not to be racist. Other forays into social media such as Mr Buckby’s Twitter account (New Nationalist) contain posts such as ‘Liverpools in a right multicultural mess’ (22 May 2012) and ‘Travelling in outskirts of London. Terrible multicultural, third world slum’ (23 Jun 2012).[15]
In 2011, Buckby was asked on Twitter about his views on immigration to UK; he responded he has no problem with immigrants who are white settling because they are of the same "ancestral stock" as white British, but said he opposes mass immigration from non-white races because "It destroys races, and hence destroys diversity."[16] This reveals his opposition to certain types of immigrants is entirely based on race and white nationalism ideology; later however Buckby (influenced by the PVV) would focus on opposing Muslim immigration.
National Culturists
In June 2012 Buckby founded the National Culturists (NC) describing it as an "anti-egalitarian and socially conservative" group for young people who oppose multiculturalism, particularly university students.[17] At the time, Buckby was a student at the University of Liverpool and attended in September 2012 a Freshers' Fair at the university to promote the NC group, but was met with anti-fascist opposition; Buckby enlisted a far-right skinhead as a bodyguard.[18][19] Despite Buckby claiming the NC was not racist, he was a member of the British National Party and the NC had strong links to the BNP.[20] Buckby in October 2012 said he considered "him [Nick Griffin] a friend."[21] Furthermore, the NC’s Facebook page contained a racist cartoon, with the phrase “White people have the right to exist as white people. Be White" and other white nationalist imagery, or slogans.[22] Buckby was exposed on Instagram posting crude racism about Obama, calling him a "nigger", as well as using homophobic slurs, criticizing interracial relationships and posting a white pride Stormfront-style cross.[23] Commentating on his personal blog, Buckby also made more racist statements such as criticizing the idea of a "coffee coloured global civilisation" through "race mixing".[24]
BNP links
The NC was endorsed by Nick Griffin, chairman of the BNP, and most its members were BNP party activists:
Buckby has met with the BNP’s Nick Griffin on a number of occasions and has called him his “favourite British politician of all time”. He is described as the organisation’s chairman and appears to work alongside a small number of like-minded students. Matthew Penny, announced as the organisation’s treasurer on 10th August 2012, also wrote a piece for the NC website about ‘biased teaching’ in which he openly declares that he supports the BNP. It also appears that the group has a presence outside of Liverpool, with a student and BNP activist called Emmerson Collier at the University of Birmingham being announced as the group’s Director of Communications on 10th August 2012.[25]
In July 2012, Buckby addressed a meeting in Chester with Nick Griffin, and other members of the far-right Alliance of European National Movements, including Bruno Gollnisch
“”… if we could utilise a word like this [culturalism]… then there’s perhaps a better chance that we can get young people involved with movements like the British National Party. [A]s long as we keep the ideology it doesn’t really matter what kind of word we use; it’s obviously all about spin… [students] will be able to use the knowledge they have earned to find a party that suits them, and I hope that will be the British National Party.[26] |
In other words, Buckby's so-called culturalism was a strategy to rebrand white nationalism and make it more palatable to voters and youths by sounding more moderate in public discourse (by talking of culture and not race), while in private retaining the hardcore racist ideology of the British National Party; this same technique was used to a lesser extent by Nick Griffin when he modernised the BNP in the 2000s, which led the party to winning council seats across England; Buckby wanted to modernise the BNP even further, like the FN.
Closing down mosques
Buckby's National Culturists in 2012 had an anti-Islam policy even more extreme than the BNP's to close down all mosques in UK.[27] BNP policy (based on their 2010 GE Manifesto) in contrast was to prevent any further mosques being built, but not close existing mosques. Buckby and the NC also supported the "de-Islamisation of UK" and to ban the burqa.
Terrorism
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The NC did not distinguish between ordinary law-abiding Muslims in UK and Islamism or Muslim extremists; Buckby caused outrage when he said the Lee Rigby killing in Woolwich was "a perfect example of what Islam is all about" and argued virtually all Muslims are terrorists.[28] While accusing Muslims of terrorism, some members of the National Culturists themselves went on to be convicted for terrorism and other serious offences; Craig Cooke, the NC's North West Regional Organiser was jailed for going to a man’s home armed with a knife and two Molotov cocktails; police found Nazi paraphernalia and far-right literature in his bedroom.[29] Another NC activist who appears in a 2012 photo shaking Jack Buckby's hand, Jack Renshaw
Liberty GB
In May 2013 the BNP fully collapsed in terms of votes in the local elections that year, losing nearly all its remaining councillors, with most former BNP voters turning to UKIP; Buckby left the party around the same time and looked for a new party to attach the National Culturists to. Since UKIP banned former BNP members from joining them, he chose Liberty GB - a "counter-jihad" crank party founded by Paul Weston
On present demographic trends, we can see that within a matter of decades Muslims could easily become an overall majority in Britain. At the very least they will dominate many of our biggest towns and cities, centres of power from which they will be able to impose sharia law, a system which allows no rights for women, no rights for gays and no rights for animals; indeed no respect for any culture but the oppressive culture that comes with the political ideology — not religion — of Islam.[33]
Ironically, Buckby who openly opposes gay marriage and has criticized homosexuality and bisexuality on Twitter such a retweeting a homophobic "DON'T CATCH AIDS!!! Don't have sex with…" poster[34]), now claims Muslims are homophobic and a threat to LGBT; this was an electoral tactic first used by Marine Le Pen to try to attract gay or transsexual voters to the Islamophobic Front National as part of her dédiabolisation strategy. While the FN has had success achieving this, Liberty GB, none whatsoever, with Buckby embarrassingly receiving only 0.13% of votes when he stood in the European elections in 2014 to represent South East England
View on Jewish people
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Similar to Peter Sweden, Buckby has shifted his public statements and opinion on Jews, from anti-Semitic to philo-Semitic after realising Islamophobic right-wing populist parties like Party for Freedom (that are anti-Islam, but pro-Israel) perform a lot better in elections than traditional far-right parties.[35] Buckby's National Culturists were anti-Semitic, with members posting conspiracy theories about Jews being behind cultural Marxism and having links to anti-Semitic groups.[36] While in the BNP, Buckby also associated himself with Holocaust deniers like Nick Griffin and Bruno Gollnisch and never criticized their anti-Semitism, but after distancing the NC from the BNP, Buckby reinvented himself as a philo-Semite who opposes the far-right and is pro-Israel, and made up a story that the far-right despise him:
“”Those people [the BNP] hate me. They are convinced that I am a Zionist communist government infiltrator set to damage nationalism from within. The far right are loonies. I have nothing to do with them. |
—Jack Buckby, lying through his teeth |
The above comment was made in April 2013, yet less than a month earlier Buckby was praising Nick Griffin and was still a BNP member.[37] What really changed Buckby's mind about the BNP was the fact they were wiped out in the local elections
Culturist Hub
Realising the National Culturists had baggage by being associated with the BNP, Buckby while a member of Liberty GB changed the name to Culturist Hub and labelled himself as a (short-c) conservative to appear as a non-extremist.[41][42] Buckby wrote an essay about his experiences in the BNP titled "The BNP Danger",[43] making up a story that while he joined the British National Party and moved up the ranks within the party, and was a close ally of Nick Griffin, he never believed in their racism or anti-Semitism.Do You Believe That? Buckby now tries to sell himself as a "moderate conservative" and right-wing populist who is despised by both the far-right and far-left, despite his political views are blatantly far-right himself:
“”I was being attacked from all angles. Neo-Nazis hated my 'moderate' conservative position and far-left loons began creating smears and telling lies about me. |
—Jack Buckby, lying again |
Despite trying to present himself as a moderate, Buckby was expelled from the University of Liverpool for his Islamophobic and racist views then made a video in May 2014 ranting about the university calling the decision to expel him as somehow communist.[44] In October 2015, Buckby made an appearance on the TV-documentary "Is Britain Racist?" on BBC Three.[45] The documentary exposed Buckby as a white nationalist who rejects non-white people as British, even those born in the UK, thus destroying his fake image as a moderate:
At one point in the documentary Mona meets Jack Buckby, a press officer for Liberty GB - a far right party that claims to ‘endeavour to put a stop to our rapidly accelerating descent into economic, educational, moral, cultural and social ruin.’ Jack refuses to accept that Britain is Mona’s ‘native homeland’ despite her being born here.[46]
Batley and Spen by-election 2016
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Buckby stood as a candidate for Liberty GB in the Batley and Spen by-election, after the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox
UKIP leadership election, 2017
Buckby is banned from joining UKIP for his ex-BNP membership, but he was the campaign manager for the anti-Islam political activist Anne Marie Waters who stood in the UK Independence Party leadership election, 2017
We believe Anne Marie Waters' recently launched party, For Britain, can best provide that focal point. For Britain occupies much the same political ground as Liberty GB and presently has the momentum, following Anne Marie's recent UKIP leadership bid. Certainly, it makes little sense to have two similar parties competing.[57]
Moderate UKIP members, who are Eurosceptic, but not Islamophobic dislike Buckby and Waters, arguing the party was "saved" from being taken over by racists, Nazis and fascists, when Waters failed to win the leadership election, losing to Henry Bolton.[58][59][60] However under the leadership of Gerrard Batten (who replaced Bolton), UKIP has shifted to the hard-right and is almost now a far-right party, having recently supported Tommy Robinson, increasingly become more Islamophobic and have allowed people like Paul Joseph Watson to join the party.[61][62] Farage has been critical of this, while at least one moderate UKIP MEP resigned in opposition to Batten's support for Robinson and the FLA.[63]
Post-2019, reinventing himself as a "counter-extremist"
“”I have been told by multiple outlets/podcasts that they can't talk to me because, while I discuss the far right and how to halt it's growth, I haven't become a progressive liberal.
Because I am a conservative, nobody wants to hear it. |
—Jack Buckby, 9 Feb 2020[64] |
Post-2019, Buckby claims to have distanced himself from the far-right and now says he is against extremism and opposes neo-Nazis, having written a book on his past-experiences in the BNP. He claims to have become a more moderate right-winger and a conservative. This probably stems from someone in 2018, compiling a detailed history of his racism and praise for Holocaust denier Nick Griffin,[65] former views he says he's embarrassed about. There is no evidence Buckby has genuinely abandoned his old beliefs and he still associates with far-right Islamophobic activists, while still tweeting he opposes Islamic immigration and supports a "strong immigration policy" that is "pro-European identity":
“”One can protect European identity (in Europe and America), and advocate a strong immigration policy, without embracing neo-Nazis and extremists. These people are parasites who suck vulnerable young men into their ideological black hole. |
—Jack Buckby, 10 Jan 2020[66] |
The centerpiece of Buckby's rebranding campaign is a book, Monster of Their Own Making: How the Far Left, the Media, and Politicians are Creating Far-Right Extremists. This was published in 2020 by Bombardier Books[67], an imprint of the conservative publisher Post Hill Press. Other writers on its roster include prominent Islamophobes such as Milo Yiannopoulos[68], Robert Spencer[69], Melanie Phillips[70], offering skeptics valid reasons to question the legitimacy of Buckby's supposed departure from the anti-Muslim bigotry that attracted him to the far-right in the first place.
Buckby appeared on Channel 4 News about far-right extremism on 10 June 2020 describing himself as a "counter-extremist".[71]
Buckby thinks that a person's sexual orientation can make them a far-left extremist. [72]
Buckby has also made it clear in 2020 that his views on Islam haven't changed. When he was challenged on about his past racist rants on the Gavin McInnes' show, Buckby's reply was:
“”Sorry to break it to you but Islamism is real |
—Jack Buckby, 4 July 2020[73] |
On July 21 2020, Buckby appeared on Jeff Schoep's YouTube channel to discuss his deradicalization[74]. Schoep was the chairman of the National Socialist Movement from 1994 to 2019, and is currently trying to reinvent himself as a 'peace advocate', 'extremism consultant', and 'classic liberal'. In the interview, Schoep and Buckby bond over their shared desire to sanitize their reputations after years of deep involvement with the far-right. They both decry credible counter-extremism researchers as 'far-left', blame the emergence of the alt-right on 'far-left' activists, complain at length about Black Lives Matter, and whine that their Islamophobic views are unfairly excluding them from mainstream counter-extremist institutions.
Whitewashing his involvement in the BNP
Buckby was interviewed by Four Freedoms[75] in September 2020 about the British National Party. In the video, Buckby whitewashes his involvement with the BNP and makes a number of dubious claims and inaccurate statements. Although Buckby admits to being a former BNP member, he questionably claims in the video that he had no idea the BNP was racist when joiningDo You Believe That? and alleges the majority of BNP members he met in the party were not racists but normal people (doubtful considering several former BNP councillors and activists had left the party after noting racist language was commonplace at meetings[76], there exists a "a vein of Holocaust denying within the BNP"[77] and the party is "institutionally racist"[78]). Another dubious claim Buckby makes is he rejected the hardcore racism and anti-Semitism in the party and only joined because he held working-class concerns about immigration after watching Nick Griffin on Question Time in 2009. Buckby also claims he supported civil-partnerships when a member of the BNP and has described himself as a "moderniser" on issues such as LGBT rights. However, Buckby has a long history of opposing LGBT, including tweeting that the Orlando nightclub shooting was the fault of LGBT people.[79] According to Pink News, "Buckby appears to have removed previous YouTube videos he recorded opposing same-sex marriage and LGBT rights."[80]
Notes
- He promotes the Eurabia and white genocide conspiracy theories.
References
- The Rebel Media: Jack Buckby.
- In an article on the National Culturists website Buckby wrote: "The National Culturists will campaign for the banning of mosques, halal meat and the covering of the face" and for "the complete and immediate de-islamisation of Great Britain" and that "any Islamic institutions in Britain should immediately be shut down" (see PDF on link for quote sources).
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- https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Monster-of-Their-Own-Making/Jack-Buckby/9781642934243
- https://twitter.com/jackbuckby/status/1215784741305290752
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- Meet the Boy Wonder of the British Far-Right. Vice. 20 Feb 2013.
- Liverpool Students Statement on the National Culturists. Liverpool Antifascists. 9 July 2012.
- Twitter screenshots, 1 and 2, comments dated 13 and 16 Jan 2011.
- National Culturists: About (screenshot).
- Nazi’ society hounded off campus. The Tab. 1 Oct 2012.
- Fascists, Hackers, and Zombies - Unexpected activists rock freshers’ fairs across the country. The Cambridge Student. 4 Oct 2012.
- Briefing on Far-Right movement at the University of Liverpool. Student Rights. 14 Oct 2012.
- Culturalism a Direction for Ex-Druggie Buckby. The Tab. 26 Oct 2012.
- National Culturists organisation A Student Rights briefing (see PDF on link) compiles many of these, as well as notes members of the NC have posted white genocide conspiracy theories on Facebook:
“”Another member, Craig Cooke, is described as the [National Culturists] group’s ‘North West Regional Organiser’ in an article dated 8 August 2012. Cooke likes Facebook pages including ‘British Freedom’, ‘English Defence League’, ‘British Friends of Golden Dawn’ and ‘Imperial Fascist League’ and has said that his favored voting system is a "dictatorship". Most concerning is his like of a page called ‘Against White Genocide’, a page which promotes racial hatred and includes Nazi imagery.
- Liverpool: Far-Right on Campus, National Culturists Exposed. Constantine Report. 13 Mar 2013.
- Comments quoted by The Tab, see article.
- Student Rights: ‘National Culturists’ organisation A Student Rights briefing (see PDF on link).
- AEMN National Culturists by Jack Buckby; see also the AENM website article.
- The 'National Culturists' - A Student Rights Briefing. Student Rights. 15 October 2012.
- Buckby Lashes Out Over Woolwich. The Tab. 6 Jun 2013.
- Spurned Nazi Sympathiser. Liverpool Echo. 27 Oct 2016.
- Man to face trial over alleged Jew-hate speeches. Jewish News. 8 Aug 2017.
- Ex-BNP Jack Renshaw says ‘hang Jews’ in blog post rant. The Tab. 6 Mar 2015.
- Jack Buckby Boy Wonder of the New Right. Liberty GB. 11 Apr 2013.
- Libert GB Will Unite Britain Culture. Liberty GB. 21 Jun 2013.
- Student promotes racist AIDS poster. The Tab. 4 April. 2013
- Jack Buckby: The fresh young face of Britain's right. CafeBabel. 3 Feb 2014; When asked: "Would you work with other right wing parties from other countries? Say the Front National in France or Geert Wilders in Holland?"
“”Certainly with Geert Wilders- we’ve got contacts with the PVV. They’re a very good party. Possibly the FN. We’d work with most parties that are counter-jihad, as long as they weren’t fascists or neo-nazis.
—Jack Buckby - National Culturists: "the only patriotic group around that seeks to wage a cultural war on University campuses to counter Social Marxist infiltration"; Facebook posts reveal NC members argued Jews were behind cultural Marxism and "have also liked Facebook pages including ‘British Friends of Golden Dawn’ and ‘Imperial Fascist League’" (source), both anti-Semitic groups.
- British student Jack Buckby spearheads far-right political movement. Macleans. 19 Mar 2013.
- Revealed: The third man in THAT Traditional Britain photo - and what he says about the new loony right. The Independent. 16 Aug 2013.
- The Traditional Britain Group's student connections. Student Rights. 12 Aug 2013.
- "Vile racist rant by far-right dinner host of top Tory Jacob Rees-Mogg". The Mirror. 30 Jan 2018.
- Culturist Hub.
- Buckby on his Twitter in 2013 immediately after leaving the BNP described himself as a "traditional Tory" (source).
- The BNP Danger My Experiences with the Far Right. Culturist Jack. 6 August 2013.
- Bitter Buckby lashes out at Liverpool Uni in Youtube rant. The Tab. 9 May 2014.
- Very Concerned, (7 October 2015). "Is Britain Racist? Jack Buckby Liberty GB responds to BBC 3 viewer comments". Retrieved on 20 October 2018 – via YouTube.
- Why You Need To Watch The Documentary Exploring If Britain Actually Is Racist. Grazia.
- Far-right ex-Liverpool student received 220 votes in by-election. The Tab. 21 Oct 2016.
- Jo Cox: Former BNP politician Jack Buckby to contest by-election for murdered MP's Batley and Spen seat. Independent. 19 June 2016.
- "Who is Jack Buckby, the fascist dropout that contested Jo Cox’s seat?". The Tab. 20 Jun 2016.
- 'Shame on you' Outrage over former BNP member who will contest murdered Jo Cox's seat. Express. 19 Jun 2016.
- Jack Buckby Releases Harrowing New Batley and Spen Campaign Video. 9 Sep 2016.
- "Jo Cox's husband welcomes lost deposits of far-right candidates". The Guardian. 21 October 2016.
- Jack Buckby: 5 Fast Facts You Need To Know. Heavy News. 21 June 2016.
- Far-right candidate for Jo Cox seat: Gays were to blame for Orlando shooting. Pink News. 20 June 2016.
- Ukip leadership hopeful gets help with campaign from ex-BNP member. The Guardian. 27 Jul 2017.
- How UKIP Is Being Hijacked By Far-Right Islamophobes. Vice. 17 Sep 2017.
- The Closure of Liberty GB. 27 Nov 2017.
- Racists nearly killed UKIP this week. Telegraph. 30 Sep 2017.
- Neo-fascist entryists want to take over UKIP. Telegraph. 22 Jun 2017.
- New UKIP leader Henry Bolton: My victory stops us becoming 'UK Nazi party'. Evening Standard.
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- "UKIP MEP James Carver quits over leader's support for Tommy Robinson". sky.com. Retrieved on 20 October 2018.
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- https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/diabolical-milo-yiannopoulos/1129804959
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