Last week, the NCTV warned of the radicalization of the extreme right and virus madmen. Particular attention was drawn to the role of the "ultra-conservative" publisher the Blue Tiger.. What kind of club is the Blue Tiger?
Twitter has banned more than 50 right-wing extremist accounts from the social medium, including the groups Identitair Resistance and Outpost active in the Netherlands. The accounts violated the rules regarding “violent extremism”, reports Twitter NBC News.
Radical groups to Lesbos to act as "journalists’ exploit the refugee crisis. A network of extreme right-wing groups from France, Austria, Duitsland, Belgium and the Netherlands moved to the Greek island of Lesbos in early March to use the migration crisis and the resulting violence as a backdrop for their propaganda videos. This is evident from a study by Pointer in collaboration with Lighthouse Reports.
Julia Ebner (28) examine the 'big replacement theory', which states that the white race is in danger of dying. A supporter of this theory lap last weekend 22 people dead in El Paso.
Last week spread Thierry Baudet on Twitter a far-right video presenting migrants as rapists and murderers. The majority was made by the Austrian identitary Movement, but the Dutch version promoted Baudet, comes from the Dutch, openly anti-Semitic site Fenixx.
Forum for Democracy leader Thierry Baudet has a video circulated on Twitter that comes from the extreme right and openly antisemitic Dutch site Fenixx
In the run up to the European elections continues, the European combat fake news nothing. Google, Facebook and Twitter are their promises of openness and insufficient after the trolls and alt-right influencers have free rein.
In a growing number of Western countries is a new extreme-right movement actively which is all about identity and culture. What do these young white 'hipster Nazis' right, and how much influence they have? Twelve questions on identity movement.
Extreme right – The organization 'Identitair Resistance' sends supporters to training camps in France. According to Danny Oudsen, consultant in the field of extreme right, Members are prepared for "a struggle for the white race '.
Western security services see far right historically primarily as a domestic problem. But the activists are increasingly international. "We live in dangerous times and feverish."
What does the extreme right there today from, How do the different groups relate to each other and which ideologies hide behind? Where members meet each other, how they interact and what strategies they use to disseminate their ideas and ideals? What nuances and caveats here are placing?