A student has told of her torment after being racially abused on Facebook by the vile founder of a group.
Isadora Sinha, 21, was subjected to a torrent of slurs by Gregory Lauder-Frost, who has now lost an appeal against his conviction over the threats.
The 67-year-old dad-of-two sent Isadora messages ordering her to “go home” and saying she had “no right to “be in our country or arguing with a superior race”.
Further posts included: “As the KGB say, ‘we’ you on the list. Don’t get too comfortable.”
The far-right troll was found guilty of racist abuse at Jedburgh Sheriff Court in July and fined £300. His appeal has now been refused.
Lauder-Frost, of Mordington, Berwickshire is vice-president of Traditional Britain Group, which last year hosted European parties linked to neo-Nazis.
Isadora told how the case made her fear her family, from Hong Kong, would never be treated as equals.
She said: “Anyone reasonable who has their life threatened would feel that way, especially when it is based on a characteristic that cannot be changed like ethnicity.
“Even though my family and I have integrated, contribute and have our lives here, we will never be viewed as equal citizens.
"The defence lawyer asked questions in a manner that tried to twist the situation in a way to shift the blame on me for the racial abuse.
“I am a proud and contributing British citizen who loves this country and culture.
Lauder-Frost was convicted of behaving in a threatening or abusive manner likely to cause fear and alarm.
He has resigned the chairmanship of his local community council.
A spokesman for said: “Mr Lauder-Frost is out of the country. The committee unanimously declared at their October meeting Mr Lauder-Frost will not be asked to resign.”
Lauder-Frost was a member of the Conservatives’ Monday Club which the Tories severed its links with in 2001 due to its extreme views.
Tory toff Jacob Rees-Mogg said he regretted speaking at one of the club’s dinners.
