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On 10 December 2019, Sarkar wrote an article for far-left propaganda newspaper ''The Guardian'' claiming that the Labour Party had "not lost the working-class".<ref>[https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1204423381262708741?lang=en It’s a myth that Labour has lost the working class | Ash Sarkar]</ref> 2 days later, Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party, of which many voters were middle-class champagne socialists, were beaten by the Conservatives for a second time, this time in a landslide as working-class voters ditched the Labour Party in record numbers.
 
On 10 December 2019, Sarkar wrote an article for far-left propaganda newspaper ''The Guardian'' claiming that the Labour Party had "not lost the working-class".<ref>[https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1204423381262708741?lang=en It’s a myth that Labour has lost the working class | Ash Sarkar]</ref> 2 days later, Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party, of which many voters were middle-class champagne socialists, were beaten by the Conservatives for a second time, this time in a landslide as working-class voters ditched the Labour Party in record numbers.
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In a Tweet posted on 19 March 2022, Sarkar lashed out at England [[Rugby Union]] fans in her usual woke style, marked by profanity, linking them to '[[colonialism]]' for wearing pith helmets.<ref>[https://twitter.com/AyoCaesar/status/1505272406994305027 Are those England fans dressed up as colonisers in pith helmets? ]</ref>
  
 
Sarkar wrote an article on July 4, 2022, pushing the false conspiracy theory that pro-life campaigners and politicians want to take women back "to the Victorian era".<ref>[https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/politics/article/anti-abortion-campaigners-mps-uk The anti-abortion lobby is on the rise in the UK. We can't get complacent]</ref>
 
Sarkar wrote an article on July 4, 2022, pushing the false conspiracy theory that pro-life campaigners and politicians want to take women back "to the Victorian era".<ref>[https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/politics/article/anti-abortion-campaigners-mps-uk The anti-abortion lobby is on the rise in the UK. We can't get complacent]</ref>
  
 
On 2 May 2023, during the run-up to the coronation of King Charles III, Sarkar hypocritically described the British Royal Family as "neither a fair nor representative institution", despite defending Meghan Markle, a privileged liberal elitist, in the same delusional rant.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1765595/royal-family-weird-ash-sarker-newsnight Fury as Royal Family branded ‘cartel of very weird people’ by left-wing radical Ash Sarkar]</ref>
 
On 2 May 2023, during the run-up to the coronation of King Charles III, Sarkar hypocritically described the British Royal Family as "neither a fair nor representative institution", despite defending Meghan Markle, a privileged liberal elitist, in the same delusional rant.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1765595/royal-family-weird-ash-sarker-newsnight Fury as Royal Family branded ‘cartel of very weird people’ by left-wing radical Ash Sarkar]</ref>
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Ash Sarkar came under fire in late June 2023 for comments she made about the then-ongoing Titan submersible incident. On 23 June, Sarkar used the incident, in which it was later revealed that all 5 involved were killed, to claim that the rich "aren't being taxed enough".<ref>[https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/22782395/ash-sarkar-fury-titan-tragedy-rich-pay-more-tax/ TAX JIBE FURY Left-wing Guardian columnist Ash Sarkar sparks fury with Titan tweets claiming rich people should pay more tax]</ref> When the death of all participants were confirmed, Sarkar described the tragedy as being "born of hubris" in a Tweet condemned as 'vile' by ''The Express''.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1783649/Ash-Sarkar-submersible-victims-backlash-lord-austin Now Ash Sarkar claims Titanic sub tragedy was 'born of hubris' in another 'vile' tweet]</ref>
 
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Revision as of 13:56, June 26, 2023

Ash Sarkar

Born 1992
London
Occupation Pseudojournalist

Ash Sarkar is a London-born far-left ideologue, "libertarian" (in her words) communist, anti-white and antisemitic racist, and self-proclaimed "journalist". She is perhaps best known for defending antisemitic graffiti on the homes of Holocaust victims,[1] boasting that her great-great aunt was a terrorist,[2] and responding to Piers Morgan's questioning by abusively shouting "I'm literally a communist, you idiot".[3] A prolific user of Twitter, her online content is characterized by foul language and verbal abuse.

She has been described as a "gobby child of privilege".[4] By her own admission, she has 'benefited' from her middle-class background.[5]

A supporter of the CCP regime in China, she praised the totalitarian, genocidal dictatorship for its efficiency.[6]

Early life

Ashna Sarkar was born in London in 1992 to a privileged middle-class family.[4][5]

History and lies

On 9 September 2018, Sarkar defended anti-Israel graffiti on the walls of a Warsaw ghetto.[1]

On April 1 2019, after Paul Embery tweeted that keeping free movement is a betrayal of "traditional working class voters", Sarkar made the racist reply "just say white",[7] an ironic remark seeing as the far-left regular accuse conservatives of "whitewashing".

On 10 December 2019, Sarkar wrote an article for far-left propaganda newspaper The Guardian claiming that the Labour Party had "not lost the working-class".[8] 2 days later, Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party, of which many voters were middle-class champagne socialists, were beaten by the Conservatives for a second time, this time in a landslide as working-class voters ditched the Labour Party in record numbers.

In a Tweet posted on 19 March 2022, Sarkar lashed out at England Rugby Union fans in her usual woke style, marked by profanity, linking them to 'colonialism' for wearing pith helmets.[9]

Sarkar wrote an article on July 4, 2022, pushing the false conspiracy theory that pro-life campaigners and politicians want to take women back "to the Victorian era".[10]

On 2 May 2023, during the run-up to the coronation of King Charles III, Sarkar hypocritically described the British Royal Family as "neither a fair nor representative institution", despite defending Meghan Markle, a privileged liberal elitist, in the same delusional rant.[11]

Ash Sarkar came under fire in late June 2023 for comments she made about the then-ongoing Titan submersible incident. On 23 June, Sarkar used the incident, in which it was later revealed that all 5 involved were killed, to claim that the rich "aren't being taxed enough".[12] When the death of all participants were confirmed, Sarkar described the tragedy as being "born of hubris" in a Tweet condemned as 'vile' by The Express.[13]

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