Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion/Traditional Britain Group (2nd nomination)

The Searchlight magazine (1975; 2011) for determining the subject's notability
In Britain, or, in the United Kingdom, "Searchlight" ("The Searchlight magazine") are a far-left non-membership-based Trotskyist (non-aligned) (or, "anti-fascist", as they would like to call themselves and the magazine that they publish) political organisation, founded in 1975 and refounded in 2011 by Gerry and Sonia Gable, and whose main purpose is to publish the far-left general-Trotskyite otherwise-fringe political magazine under the same name, which focuses upon exposing the British Far Right, as they would see it, real or otherwise. It certainly cannot be reliably used for a test of a subject's general (rather than specific political) notability for the purpose of Wikipedia, outside of the myopic and very specialist anti-far-right sole obsession, real or imagined, of the British far-left. -- Urquhartnite (talk) 08:59, 2 August 2015 (UTC)