Britain first leaders who President Trump retweeted jailed for hate crimes

IBTimes 2018-03-08

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Britain First leaders Paul Golding and Deputy Leader Jayda Fransen have been found guilty of hate crimes. President Donald Trump's Twitter account re-tweeted three posts Fransen made in November 2017 featuring anti-Muslim videos.

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Donald Trump retweets anti-muslim hate group Britain First

Tony Blair denies Trump book claim that he warned about British intelligence monitoring

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Tony Blair denies Trump book claim that he warned about British intelligence monitoring

British Prime Minister Theresa May says Donald Trump was wrong to retweet far-right video

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British Prime Minister Theresa May says Donald Trump was wrong to retweet far-right video

President Trump vows to be there for British Prime Minister Theresa May 'no matter what'

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President Trump vows to be there for British Prime Minister Theresa May 'no matter what'

Britain first leaders who President Trump retweeted jailed for hate crimes

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Donald Trump retweets anti-muslim hate group Britain First

Tony Blair denies Trump book claim that he warned about British intelligence monitoring

British Prime Minister Theresa May says Donald Trump was wrong to retweet far-right video

President Trump vows to be there for British Prime Minister Theresa May 'no matter what'