Former extremist Caolan Robertson said leavg the far-right was like pg "a cult", and explaed how beg gay helped radilise him.
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- GAY FORMER EXTREMIST CAOLAN ROBERTSON SAYS LEAVG THE FAR-RIGHT WAS LIKE PG ‘A CULT’
- GAY FORMER EXTREMIST CAOLAN ROBERTSON SAYS LEAVG THE FAR-RIGHT WAS LIKE PG ‘A CULT’
- COLTON HAYN CONFIRMS HE'S GAY: 'IT TOOK ME SO LONG TO GET TO THIS POT, BUT I'M DOG SO GOOD'
- GAY HISTORY: IS IT OKAY TO BE GAY (AND THE FAR-RIGHT)?
GAY FORMER EXTREMIST CAOLAN ROBERTSON SAYS LEAVG THE FAR-RIGHT WAS LIKE PG ‘A CULT’
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A gay former extremist Caolan Robertson has said that leavg the far-right was like leavg “a cult”, and explaed how homophobia ntributed to his radilisatn. He knew he was gay om a young age, but acrdg to the New York Tim, when he later moved to London he began to experience more homophobia than ever before, cludg om Mlim muni the cy’s East End.
Hundreds of thoands of people marched through the streets of the German pal Berl on Saturday support of lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr and queer (LGBTQ) rights.
He said that beg gay was a ntributg factor leadg him down the rabb hole of extremist views. Mr Robertson said he didn't experience any homophobia until he moved to London, "where there were groups of Mlim men marchg around east London tryg to tablish 'Sharia zon' sayg that gays should get out of the area". He then saw a documentary which picted some Mlim men nmng gay people, and then watched as the gay muny Orlando were targeted a mass shootg.
GAY FORMER EXTREMIST CAOLAN ROBERTSON SAYS LEAVG THE FAR-RIGHT WAS LIKE PG ‘A CULT’
Mr Robertson said he regrets makg the extremist ntent but said that at the time, he and others felt they need to shock people to wakg up to the nflict between people g to Europe and women and gay people.
COLTON HAYN CONFIRMS HE'S GAY: 'IT TOOK ME SO LONG TO GET TO THIS POT, BUT I'M DOG SO GOOD'
Robertson next offered the exce that he and Llewellyn-John had been driven to the far right bee of the homophobia of Islam.
GAY HISTORY: IS IT OKAY TO BE GAY (AND THE FAR-RIGHT)?
To my loudly exprsed disbelief, Robertson rmed me that Tommy Robson was supportive of gay rights person (“I don’t know how much time you’ve spent wh Tommy, Louise…”) and had even ved Robertson and Llewellyn-John to meet his fay. This stck me as a peculiar thg to be imprsed by — Robson had been to their hoe, too, after all — unls Robertson had expected Robson to hark back to old homophobic prejudice about “not lettg gays around the kiddi” — which se, why turn to him as a savur om homophobia?