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Twitter spam makes me ultra-angry.

Last Friday, our colleagues at the VICE Romania offices in Bucharest became the latest recipients of a surprise visit from a couple of angry ultra-nationalists, in the form of Paul Hitter, an anti-vaccine activist, and Calin Mărincuş, a former kickboxer and current admin of the Facebook page "No Islamisation of Romania".

Federal Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde told another channel that ministers could not be expected to personally meet every group of protestors, "like political party workers or Maoists", appearing again to equate ultra-left rebels with angry students, justly upset over the rising tide of crimes against women.

Angry Polish Ultra-Nationalists Held Some Weird Meetings in Ireland.

No wonder that the ultra-private Wilder was uncharacteristically angry at this "intimate portrait".

The atmosphere inside the EDL meeting pub was much as you'd expect: like a coach full of angry, pissed up ultras on their way to an away day.

And I don't believe you have to be an ultra left-wing agitator to be angry about that.

Even Barack Obama tried to drop his ultra-cool persona to say how "angry" he was.

Whatever the appeal of ultra-radical forms of Islam for angry young people, no class or race seems to be immune.

An angry Thabo Mbeki called the "ultra-left" a long-spent force, and his government set next March for the privatisation of the state telecoms company.

The cinemas had received a flood of angry phone calls from ultra-rightwing activists, who also demonstrated outside Unplugged's Tokyo office.