Fury as Neo-Nazis hold birthday party for Adolf Hitler complete with swastika flags and birthday cake

Neo-Nazi extremists openly gathered at an Oldham pub to celebrate Adolf Hitler’s birthday complete with flags and even a cake decorated with swastikas, it emerged today. Members of the north west branch of racist fringe group British Movement assembled at the Duke of Edinburgh last Saturday afternoon. The far right obsessives unfurled flags displaying Nazi symbols and even tucked into a black, red and white birthday cake emblazoned with a swastika. They then showed off about the shocking celebration on social media, sickeningly saying the pub had been filled with the ‘warm laughter of comrades’ as they marked ‘the 136th Birthday of Uncle A’. After been approached about the appalling scenes, the pub has said it had no knowledge of the actions of the group of up to eight men and one woman and had now reported them to police. (…) One picture, showing three men with their faces pixelated holding a flag emblazoned with a swastika, SS bolts and the Iron Cross, has been digitally altered to include a black and white photograph of Hitler. Another shows five men stood posing behind the British Movement flag. The footage shows the men unfurling the flags to pose for pictures before quickly hiding them away. It also shows one man, wearing a German national team football shirt with ‘Fuhrer 44’ printed on the back, appearing to do the Nazi salute. A post on the group’s Telegram feed reads: ‘On a gorgeous sunny afternoon in Greater Manchester, a platoon of Northwest British Movement met up to celebrate the 136th Birthday of Uncle A. (…) The Duke of Edinburgh’s incoming landlady Jean Anderson, who is taking over the pub from her partner Terry English, said she knew nothing about the group’s outrageous neo-Nazi stunt. She said: ‘We didn’t see anything until it was posted online.  ‘We thought it was a birthday party. ‘They said they had a cake, but we didn’t know what happened because they covered everything up. ‘The pub was full. There were about six to eight men and one woman.

via daily mail: Fury as Neo-Nazis hold birthday party for Adolf Hitler complete with swastika flags and birthday cake. Greater Manchester Police have confirmed they are investigating after neo-Nazis celebrated Adolf Hitler’s birthday at an Oldham pub. North West members of the fringe far-right extremist group British Movement pulled out racist flags and a cake decorated with a swastika at the Duke of Edinburgh, in Royton, last Saturday afternoon (April 19). (…) The M.E.N. understands police are investigating the incident as a Section 18 public order offence – which includes the displaying of written material which is threatening, abusive or insulting, intended to stir up racial hatred. Greater Manchester Police has issued a new statement this afternoon (April 27), as it urges anyone with information about the incident to come forward. A force spokesperson said: “Police in Oldham are investigating reports that a group attended a pub on Market Street in Royton in possession of Nazi memorabilia.

siehe auch: Police issue statement after neo-Nazis celebrate Hitler’s birthday in Oldham pub with swastika cake.

Testimony of Sachsenhausen Nazi camp commandant revealed: ‘We conducted painful experiments on humans’

Russia’s federal intelligence service released for the first time the 1946 interrogation transcript of Anton Kaindl, a former concentration camp commandant admitted that under his leadership, Sachsenhausen became a center for the extermination of Soviet prisoners and deadly human experiments. Marking 80 years since the liberation of the Sachsenhausen concentration camp by the Red Army, Russia’s FSB intelligence service has released classified documents from the interrogation of the camp’s former commandant, Anton Kaindl. The 39-page transcript, recorded in Berlin on December 20, 1946, contains Kaindl’s confessions about the “special procedures” implemented under his command. Sachsenhausen, located about 30 kilometers north of Berlin, was established in 1936 by order of Heinrich Himmler and designed to be a “model camp,” often staged for visits by foreign delegations. During World War II, more than 100,000 people—political dissidents, Jews, Roma and primarily Soviet prisoners of war—died there. (…) Kaindl further disclosed that “highly secret operations for the extermination of people” were carried out at the camp, following orders from Himmler and other officials of the German government and intelligence services. He said that between 1942 and 1945, under his direct leadership, the camp became a center for the mass extermination of Soviet prisoners of war and civilians. “Camp inmates were killed in groups and individually by hanging on stationary and mobile gallows, shooting in a specially designated room, gassing, and poisoning — either by mixing toxins into food or by direct injection into the body,” Kaindl described.

via ynetnews: Testimony of Sachsenhausen Nazi camp commandant revealed: ‘We conducted painful experiments on humans’

Viel mehr Rassismus in der Schweiz – Ausländer und Schwarze am stärksten betroffen

2024 haben Betroffene in der Schweiz 40 Prozent mehr rassistische Vorfälle als im Vorjahr gemeldet. Die meisten Vorfälle gab es in der Schule, am Arbeitsplatz und im öffentlichen Raum. Am häufigsten ging es um Fremdenfeindlichkeit und Rassismus gegen Schwarze. Der Anstieg der Meldungen beim Beratungsnetz für Rassismusopfer hält seit Jahren an, wie die Eidgenössische Kommission gegen Rassismus (EKR), die Organisation Humanrightswatch und das Beratungsnetz am Sonntag mitteilten. Im vergangenen Jahr gab es demnach 1211 dokumentierte Fälle, 335 oder knapp 40 Prozent mehr als 2023. Für den starken Anstieg sind den Angaben zufolge einerseits die Polarisierung der öffentlichen Meinung und die geopolitische Lage ausschlaggebend. Andererseits sind auch die Beratungsstellen bekannter geworden, und die Opfer suchen schneller Hilfe.Nach Lebensbereichen geordnet erhielt das Netzwerk mit 19 Prozent am meisten Meldungen aus der Bildung und dabei vor allem von der obligatorischen Schule. So meldete eine Mutter die Ausgrenzung ihres Sohnes in der Klasse, Hitlergrüsse und rechtsextreme Symbole.

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Neo-Nazi terror group believes its leader is a #Kremlin spy, the Guardian reports – #terror #theBase

The Guardian reported that some members of the white supremascist terror group the Base believed that their leader is an agent for the Russian federal intelligence services. Former members of an international neo-Nazi cell are alleging that their leader is a Kremlin spy, the Guardian reported on Thursday.  The allegations against Rinaldo Nazzaro, the leader of the Base, a EU- and UK-designated terrorist group, could bring additional insight to the terror group’s attempts to assassinate and politically sabotage Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.  The Guardian reported that extremist right-wing Telegram groups are circulating a website with testimonies from former Base members who claim that the white supremacist organization is a shadow organization for the Russian intelligence service (FSB). (…) “Things started becoming really SUS when a few members could see him texting on the phone in Russian, in a fluent/at least a good level as he was writing fast and seemingly naturally, all of that alone led to the belief that [Nazzaro] might be a Russian federal asset, and at that time it was already obvious that he was flying to Russia back and forth.” Other members reported on the website that during a surge of arrests of Base members, he “gets into a plane to Russia.” The former Base members said that the group’s latest mission in Ukraine, where it offers cash for carrying out assassination and sabotage missions, is a Russian intelligence operation. The Guardian reported that videos show Base members burning Ukrainian military vehicles or electrical boxes in an attempt to undermine Zelensky’s government.  The new Base cell in Ukraine is “bigger than any other fedop” Nazzaro had done, the alleged members reported

via jpost: Neo-Nazi terror group believes its leader is a Kremlin spy, the Guardian reports

siehe auch: Alleged former members of neo-Nazi group claim its leader is Russian spy. Allegation against Rinaldo Nazzaro, founder of the Base, could shed new meaning on group’s efforts inside Ukraine. Alleged former members of an international neo-Nazi terrorist organization are claiming its Russia-based and American leader is a Kremlin spy, according to online records reviewed by the Guardian. The allegation that Rinaldo Nazzaro, a former Pentagon contractor and founder of the Base, listed as a designated terrorist organization all over the world, is an alleged Russian intelligence asset could bring new meaning to his group’s latest effort: sabotage and assassination missions inside Ukraine to weaken the government of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. A website circulating on far-right Telegram channels is claiming to speak on behalf of former members of the Base and said it was “exposing” the group for what it really is: the cutout of Russia’s federal intelligence agency, the FSB. The members allege that they were always suspicious of Nazzaro’s behavior and worried about who his handlers really were. (…) Other evidence provided to the Guardian shows that whoever is running the account for the Base’s Ukraine cell on Telegram, has paid for a bot army to up its follower numbers into the tens of thousands. “How does The Base have money for so [many] bots and rewards for actions?” wrote a user affiliated with the website on Telegram. “I wonder who funds them.” Nazzaro has increasingly leaned on Russian digital infrastructure to operate his global organization. Posts calling for attacks on Ukraine first appeared on the Base’s VK account, which is hosted in Russia and run by Nazzaro. The recruitment email for the Base is also a Mail.ru address – the email provider of a well-known ally of the Russian president, Vladimir Putin; Ex-Base Members Claim Rinaldo Nazzaro Ran Secret Russian Operations in Ukraine. A violent group known as The Base, already listed as a terrorist organization in several countries, is now facing a huge scandal. Alleged former members have come forward claiming that their leader, Rinaldo Nazzaro, might secretly be working for Russia’s intelligence services. (…) One alarming detail the members shared was that as soon as authorities started arresting Base members, Nazzaro quickly flew back to Russia. His strange behavior, his Russian language skills, and his travels made them suspect that the group was being used by Russia’s secret agency, the FSB, without the members even realizing it. Secret Missions and Strange Activities in Ukraine The situation grew even more suspicious when The Base started encouraging dangerous operations inside Ukraine, a country currently fighting off a Russian invasion. Videos recently appeared online showing members of The Base burning Ukrainian military vehicles, damaging electrical boxes, and causing destruction inside the country. The alleged former members now believe that these missions are not just extremist acts, but organized efforts to weaken Ukraine from within — exactly what Russia would want. They also say that The Base has started offering cash rewards for sabotage and assassination missions, which suggests a bigger and much more serious plan

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Watch: Kanye West Gets Banned From Twitch In Just Seven Minutes

Over Antisemitic Rant And Nazi Salute In addition to the antisemitic comments, West reportedly used homophobic slurs and made disparaging remarks about his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian. These outbursts have added to the growing list of controversies involving the rapper over the past few years. Kanye West, also known as Ye, briefly went live on Twitch earlier today through a channel named yeezy_stream, but the stream was quickly shut down. After just seven minutes on the platform, his channel was banned following an outburst filled with hate speech and offensive behavior. Twitch Ban Triggered by Antisemitic Comments and Nazi Salute Although Twitch has not officially disclosed the reason for West’s suspension, clips from the stream have circulated online showing disturbing content. During the short broadcast, West used multiple slurs, launched into an antisemitic tirade, and shockingly performed a Nazi salute while saying “Heil Hitler” on camera. The channel has since been taken down, now displaying a message that reads: “This channel is temporarily unavailable due to a violation of Twitch’s Community Guidelines or Terms of Service.” In addition to the antisemitic comments, West reportedly used homophobic slurs and made disparaging remarks about his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian. These outbursts have added to the growing list of controversies involving the rapper over the past few years.

via newsx Watch: Kanye West Gets Banned From Twitch In Just Seven Minutes

siehe auch: Kanye’s Twitch debut ends in disgrace after merely seven minutes — filled with hate speech, Nazi salute and Musk ‘free pass’ boast. Kanye West, also known as ye, has attempted to find an audience on the gaming streaming platform Twitch. However, the infamous rapper known more for his hateful rants lasted merely seven minutes before he was booted out and blacklisted. The Daily Beast reported that West did not even make it to 220 followers after advertising his new account on X. Wearing a black jacket and Prada sunglasses, he reportedly went on a tirade against the Jews and LGBTQ+ community, and then threw a Nazi salute while saying “Heil Hitler”. West had also praised X owner Elon Musk for giving him “free passes” to post discriminatory content on the platform. West likened the freedom Musk provided to having an unlimited credit card at Louis Vuitton, allowing him to “buy more and more things.”

Neo-Nazi Group Salutes in Wenceslas Square, Flees Before Arrest

Around 30 neo-Nazis performed Nazi salutes on Saturday afternoon at the statue of Saint Wenceslas in Prague’s Wenceslas Square. Captured by a security camera, the group had already dispersed before police arrived. According to Czech television stations Prima and Nova, many of the individuals likely traveled from Germany. Eyewitnesses reported that most members of the group climbed onto the statue’s base. One individual stood in front, raising his right hand in a Nazi salute, prompting the others to respond similarly. The act was reportedly accompanied by shouts of “Sieg heil,” according to Prima. “There were about thirty of them, and they mostly spoke German. Before the police, who were called by someone nearby, could arrive, they had disappeared. People around did nothing—some groups even chose to leave the area,” an eyewitness wrote in an email to the television station.

via praguemorning: Neo-Nazi Group Salutes in Wenceslas Square, Flees Before Arrest

Laut Medienbericht: Droht der AfD ein Rauswurf aus ihrer Bundeszentrale in Berlin? – #kickthemout

Die AfD könnte ihre Bundeszentrale in Berlin-Reinickendorf räumen müssen, wie aus einem Medienbericht hervorgeht. Grund dafür sei die Wahlparty der Partei nach den Bundestagswahlen. Die AfD könnte laut einem Medienbericht ihre Parteizentrale in Berlin-Reinickendorf räumen müssen. Wie die „BILD“-Zeitung berichtet, habe der Besitzer der Immobilie alle Mietverträge fristlos gekündigt und nun sogar eine Räumungsklage beim Landgericht Berlin II eingereicht. Grund für den drohenden Rauswurf sei demnach die Wahlparty der AfD nach den vergangenen Bundestagswahlen. Die Party sei von dem Vermieter nicht genehmigt gewesen. Mieter hätten das Haus aufgrund von Gegendemonstrationen nicht mehr betreten können. Zudem zitiert das Medium aus einem Schreiben, das der Vermieter an die Partei geschickt haben soll. In diesem wird unter anderem die Projektion des Parteilogos auf die Fassade des Hauses kritisiert. Damit habe die AfD gegen die Vorgabe des Vermieters, von jeglicher politischer Werbung abzusehen, verstoßen. Weiter heißt es, dass die Partei einer Aufforderung, die Immobilie zu räumen, nicht nachgekommen sei

via tagesspiegel: Laut Medienbericht: Droht der AfD ein Rauswurf aus ihrer Bundeszentrale in Berlin?

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