I see ex-cop turned mayor Ray Mallon is behind those shouty cameras. Mallon is regarded as something of a loose cannon, to put it politely.

From a 2001 news report:

Mr Mallon, 46, still faces 14 disciplinary charges, including neglect of duty, discredited conduct, misconduct, falsehood and prevarication. On 15 October, three days before the referendum, he is set to appear before a disciplinary hearing at Cleveland Police headquarters. Last week the police authority said it could not pay Mr Mallon's £120,000 legal aid bill.  Mr Mallon resigned from the force in August in order to run in the mayoral race, but Chief Constable Barry Shaw refused to accept his resignation.  As a police officer he is not allowed to campaign politically.

That was from the BBC, so of course it might be all lies :)

And, I think I found your source for that neocon=Jew nonsense here:

http://www.opinionjournal.com/extra/?id=110005656

..which is an op-ed piece from 2004 by Julia Gorin in the Wall Street Journal. According to Gorin, even those who include non-Jewish ultra-conservatives in the category of `neocon' are still anti-Semites, because they're just doing it as a smoke screen, or to show how nasty Jews are dripping "poison in the ears of their hapless gentile bosses" (not Gorin's words, BTW).

To me, Gorin comes across as a classic paranoid conspiracy nut, since evidence that runs counter to her irrational belief is converted by sleight of hand into evidence to support it -- standard delusional behaviour.