Who are Britain First? The extreme far-right group retweeted by Trump

LONDON - Donald Trump today resent a series of Islamic terrorist tweets from the rightmost British leader, Jayda Fransen, a notorious representative.

Mr. Trump has transferred a series of violent videos announced by Mr. Fransson who was recently arrested and accused of commenting in the Belfast speech.

There are close to 500,000 favorites on their Facebook page, and 2 million people are participating in their soldiers, children, and 'patriotic' pictures of the British flag.

However, behind the position of social media, there are a few religious fundamentalists who are planning to launch "jihad" on the streets of the UK.

One of the founders of the organization is a tough gospel evangelist's anti-abortion activist who has close ties with Jim Dawson, a faithful paramilitary group in Northern Ireland.

The former BNP fundraiser was arrested for organizing several illegal demonstrations in Northern Ireland, which eventually caused a series of violent clashes on the streets of Belfast.

In an interview with Channel 4, Dawson admitted to do "jihad" on the streets of Britain:

"I agree with Mr. Choudry's claim, legitimate war, etc. concept, Jihad, he called it jihad, we call it Crusaders," he told Paraic O'Brien.

The leader of the organization is the UK 's first attempt to establish the unified Christian Defense Force with former Kuomintang Paul Golding and Britain.

Paul Golding / Facebook was driving military athletes wearing paramilitary uniforms, the group held a series of mosque invasions throughout the country and caused a near riot in Brick Lane in London.

In 2014, they held a ritual of flags masked activists were assigned to fight standards, then camped and divided into companies.

Members also participated in non-armed combat training. Former members of the military are actively asked by the group

It is Jayda Fransen, a deputy leader who is transferred by today's playing cards and is currently the most notable member of the group.

In November, Franson was convicted for severe religious harassment as he shouted in a Luton town as a Muslim woman during the so-called "Christian patrol".

Fransson is also waiting for a trial to stimulate religious hatred and has been accused of her speech in Northern Ireland.

On Wednesday morning, Donald Trump originally reposted three videos uploaded by the extreme disgusting group known in the UK's first Jayda Fransen, its anti-Muslim extreme refutation. Twitter pretended to be at least a racial, religious group rule, but his promotion "guarantees people get the opportunity to see each aspect of the problem" and " I got the path for Trump for the first time because it represented "profit". "Today, the company takes this defensive measure and replaces it with the current one."

Donald Trump has collapsed. He woke up early and announced a series of tweets that bothered Americans and foreign allies. First, the cards transferred a series of videos from the British anti-Muslim hate group. At least one video is fake, but this is not the biggest problem. The president not only gave a troublesome platform but also reduced our position with the nearest ally. Forwarding opened up old wounds for the UK, they lost the Labor Party member Joe Cox to the extreme rightist militia, shot her at the saw rifle and shouted. Independence, the UK is always the first. "Cox's husband not only condemned the transfer of playing cards, but Britain's Prime Minister Theresa Mei called it the wrong approach. He will of course be late for the day.

In November, Mr. Trump was accused of a super nationalist hyper-rights organization of Britain's first anti-Muslim video series. He also appointed the number of officials who have a derogatory statement about Muslims and Muslims within his government. President's sniper was mainly black athlete, many players boycotted the White House as they were crouching among the national anthem as part of the police brutality and criminal justice concern. Trump suddenly lost faith in the team when it became clear that some members of Hawks had planned to do the same.