UK: Independence supporting taxi driver is quizzed by police after he covered his house with a giant banner containing a SWASTIKA calling for British exit from the EU

It is quite common for British conservatives to compare the EU with a Communist or Nazi government.  The EU certainly pours out an unending stream of new regulations.  By some estimations, two thirds of the law current in Britain emanates from the EU

A UKIP supporter was quizzed by police today after he hung a giant banner containing a swastika on the front of his house.

Taxi driver Timothy 'Dusty' Miller covered the top floor of his three-bedroom detached home with the banner in a bid to attract Brexit voters over this summer's EU referendum.

The banner contains a written slogan exclaiming: 'Have we British forgotten the last attempt to remove our freedom and democracy?'

Separated by the huge swastika, a second line then reads: 'We did not fight two world wars to surrender and be ruled by a corrupt EU!'

Mr Miller, 66, said he was contacted by police officers this morning after putting up the 22ft by 8ft banner last night, who told him the Jewish community were 'incensed'.

Explaining his decision to tie it to his house, he said: 'There is nothing wrong with the sign, it's perfectly legal. 'The sign is shown in a historical context referring to nothing other than freedom of democracy.

'I can very well understand their views if I was, in any way, promoting the far right but it's not that at all. 'People want to read that I'm anti-semitic but that is not the truth. I'm referencing what will happen if our freedom of democracy was threatened.

'The Nazis and Hitler came for our freedom and democracy and we repelled them.

'Now the EU have come for our freedom and democracy, they have stolen our freedom and democracy and they have used techniques and mechanisms to do so.

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