The rise of the extreme right-wing in Britain

Former Metropolitan Police Department's counterterrorism counterpart president warned that the British right end troops are on the rise and we have not "woken up" it.

Right wing extremism includes various political parties who have made significant election success in countries such as Austria, Hungary and Greece. However, the rise of right-wing parties and the success of the election are only a part of the broader phenomenon. As mentioned in the previous section, the rightist extremism includes social movement groups, informal groups of skinheads, politicalized hooligans, music groups, and even the possibility of being publicly expressed under certain conditions Even the potential subculture of a group of people is included. Along with the right-wing party, there are interracial and racist subcultures among violent youth militants. Right wing extrimism is not just a unified family, it is not only defined by various ideological trends, it also includes entities that mobilize various problems and use various behavior tracks (Caiani et al ., 2012: 4)

With the rising trend of right-wing extremism, the federal and municipalities of the United States need to change their focus and part of their information resources to break into the most appropriate network and prevent future attacks. It is necessary to clarify that the terms "rightist extremists" and "leftist extremists" are not consistent with American political parties such as the Republican Party and the Democratic Party of Japan. Public opinion polls in the United States show that most Republicans and Democrats do not like terrorism

The leftist militant is thought to be a progressive social movement and a conservative inverse movement of the right wing, but this chapter discusses and analyzes extremism and radicalization of left and right wings. They have clear thoughts and beliefs (if not the opposite), but they share clearly many common features in terms of organizational form, group dynamics, and the strategies they use. Right-wing and left-wing militant groups may interact in a very contradictory way, even if they tend to mimic each other in various action selection strategies (Caiani et al., 2012: 14).