There are things that aged badly and then there's this

A guy who crashed an entire political party and Applebees aficionado (Carl Benjamin a.k.a. Sargon of Akkad)

Eh, UKIP crashed because the one guy keeping them alive left them (Farage), and he did it because of Tommy Robinson, not Carl (although he wasn't a big fan of him either).

Ethan Ralph a.k.a. The Killstream

He was known as The Ralph Retort at the time.

Sorry ma'am, looks like his delusions have gotten worse. We'll have to admit him.

Was metokur ever a right wing grifter? I thought he was just an internet cow watcher.

His streams can be funny when he isn't trying to hard with the BIPOC word.

that's what happens when a movement doesn't make room for women

Carlgon is doing ok for himself nowadays. He's a cohost of a relatively successful Nu-Right podcast, has a missus and a few kids, and still occasionally produces his own videos. He's moved much further right and is now a post-liberal type.

The 'crashed UKIP' is dishonest because it only existed in the first place to get Brexit, so it crashed immediately after (when he jumped onboard).

Nah man, if they wanted to make fun of them, they would have portrayed them in an unflattering manner. They pretty much look like the most wholesome versions of themselves that the artist could possibly portray. I mean, portraying Jim like some cutie-pie when he's a certified grade-A butthole is just too much irony for me to handle.

I'll try to find the origin of the image.

EDIT: Well, as it turns out @Elon_SUSk already found it and replied to you.

To confirm it, we have this woketoid seething about it:

https://www.eruditorumpress.com/blog/the-blind-all-seeing-eye-of-g*mergate

Well, he commissioned illustrations for SJWs Always Lie from a cartoonist working under the pen name Red Meat (no relation to Max Cannon's classic webcomic), with whom he also did a brief series of editorial cartoons with on his blog. The first one is called Mount G*mergate. It depicts a young girl sitting on a rail gesturing up at a Mount Rushmore-esque carving of five faces. "Who are those guys, Dad," she asks a smiling white man with an afro. "That's Sargon, Milo and Adam, the Internet Aristocrat, and Ralph, honey." And then the kicker – "five great men who helped save western civilization!" On the one hand, you can't say it doesn't answer the question. On the other, it's madness.