RESISTANCE MOVEMENT. On Saturday November 30th a group of activists and members from the Nordic Resistance Movement’s Nest 1 joined forces with other independent nationalists to honour the memory of the legendary Swedish warrior king Karl XII and his Caroleans, commemorating his heroic death in combat on the 30th of November 1718.
About 40 people met up at Östermalm’s Square to participate in the torchlight procession. With standard bearers in front, the phalanx moved through the central streets of Stockholm, ceremonially illuminating the winter darkness as it made its way to Kungsträgården (King’s Garden) where Karl XII’s statue stands.
When the procession arrived at the square, the standard bearers positioned themselves at either side of the statue, and the comrades stood facing the great king in a semicircle.
A Nordic Resistance Movement activist held a speech in the light of the torches about the great king’s life, accomplishments and heroic spirit. Candles were lit and placed at the foot of the statue, and a minute’s silence was held in memory of Karl XII and his fallen soldiers.
Today we honour the history of Sweden – tomorrow we take the fight to the streets!
Thomas from Patriot Front was invited to talk about the goals and visions of the organization. In a follow-up question from Mike, he was asked about Patriot Front’s stance on natural law, race and the Jewish question.
ACTIVISM. On November 30, activists from Nest 2 paid a visit to an anti-Nordic demonstration which was subsequently called off. After the Resistance Movement’s activity was covered extensively in the Swedish lying press, Nordfront contacted one of the activists to find out what really happened.
“Stop the Population Replacement”
The torchlight demonstration was organised by Helsjön Folk High School and local churches in the town of Horred, western Sweden, who claimed it was in support of “human compassion” and against “racism” and “Nazism”.
The demonstration took place in the wake of the murder of a local 17-year-old girl, Wilma Andersson, as well as several explosions in the nearby city of Borås.
Wilma had been missing since 13 November, with her 22-year-old boyfriend Ahmed Tishko having been taken into custody, suspected of her murder. After an extensive search for the teenager by hundreds of volunteers, police have now declared her deceased after discovering “a body part” belonging to her.
One of the Nordic Resistance Movement activists who took part in the action said of the demonstrators: “Their message is not something we tolerate, especially not when considering recent events in the area.”
During the demonstration, the torchlit march was met at its starting point by Resistance men who stood in the middle of the road with a banner reading “Stop the Population Replacement”. There was a minor confrontation when the demonstrators tried to push the activists and swipe at them with their torches, but they quickly calmed down and instead started going around the Resistance men.
The procession then deviated from its planned route and went onto a narrow road where the activists again succeeded in positioning themselves ahead of the demonstrators. The activists didn’t stop the march, but instead walked in front of it with their banner and communicated their message peacefully.
This bewildered and demoralised the demonstrators and caused their march to stop. The police were called to the scene, and many demonstrators grew tired and went home. From a total of approximately 200 attendees at the beginning, only 50 or so eventually reached the destination where speeches were to be held by people such as Lisa Dahlberg, a Social Democrat and government commissioner in the local Mark Municipality.
The police informed the Resistance Movement activists that they were suspected of harassment for protecting themselves against the demonstrators who pushed them and waved their torches at them. No one was suspected of a serious crime. One activist was arrested, but only because he refused to identify himself when the police wanted to charge him on suspicion of harassment.
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ACTIVISM. Activists and members from Nest 5 recently held two banner activities from bridges above roads in Dalarna and Värmland.
“Stop mass immigration!” banner activity in Dalarna
On Saturday 16 November, activists and members from Nest 5 held a banner drop from a bridge over national road 50 between the towns of Falun and Borlänge, Dalarna County. The weather was very unpleasant, with freezing temperatures and wind and rain, but the Resistance men endured, and the response from motorists was very positive. Many beeped their horns, waved or gave the thumbs-up, and the activists even received a few victory salutes as well.
“Stop the population replacement!” banner activity near Karlstad
Members’ Group 2 from Nest 5 conducted a banner drop from a bridge just outside of Karlstad, Värmland County, on the 24th November. The activity lasted for a couple of hours, and the message – “Stop the population replacement!” – was very well received by drivers and pedestrians. Passers-by also stopped to take photos.
RESISTANCE MOVEMENT. See footage of the Nordic Resistance Movement’s historic week of activism in Iceland.
A video of the Nordic Resistance Movement’s week of activism and comradeship in Iceland in September 2019 was recently published on Frihetskamp.net.
The video, made by a member from Norway, documents the Resistance Movement’s week of activities, which included the organisation’s first public activity in the country. Members from other Nordic countries visited Iceland to aid local activists in the struggle and partake in socialising, speeches, physical training and sightseeing.
RESISTANCE MOVEMENT. The Nordic Resistance Movementwere recently visited by a patriotic activist organisation from America.
Last week the Nordic Resistance Movement were visited by the American activist organisation Patriot Front. Patriot Front is a relatively new organisation largely consisting of young people who have made headlines for spectacular activism in several US states.
A group from Patriot Front have been touring Europe in recent weeks to see how National Socialist and nationalist organisations operate in Europe. The tour included a visit to CasaPound in Italy and participation in the Independence March in Poland. Last week the group came to Gothenburg to visit the Nordic Resistance Movement. One of the Resistance men who met the Americans was National Council member Fredrik Vejdeland.
“I got a very good impression of them both as people and how they conduct their activism,” Fredrik Vejdeland said to Nordfront. “They have a lot in common with the Nordic Resistance Movement, while differing in some areas. They are well informed, they have the right spirit and they represent something genuinely new and interesting in the USA.”
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Authentic Swedish Christmas smorgasbord
The Patriot Front members arrived at lunchtime on Wednesday and were picked up by comrades at the airport and taken to Gothenburg to get something to eat. As a special meal was planned for the evening, a simpler alternative was chosen for lunch – “whole specials” (hot dogs topped with mashed potato) at one of the best places in town. It was a taste of Gothenburg culture and a good warm up for the rest of the day.
Next the comrades were shown around Gothenburg. Areas badly ravaged by multiculturalism were avoided and instead the company walked around the districts of Haga and Vasastaden and the main boulevard, Avenyn (the Avenue). They were shown the statue in Bältesspännar Park, the Poseidon statue in Götaplatsen square and other landmarks, while being informed of the history of Gothenburg. This included the interesting fact that Carl Milles – the sculptor who created Poseidon, Gothenburg’s most famous landmark – was a National Socialist.
National Socialist art in Gothenburg
In the evening the American comrades got to try a Swedish Christmas smorgasbord for the first time. They were welcomed at the door with glögg and could then help themselves from a Christmas buffet of delicacies like elk meatballs, pickled herring, paté, Jansson’s temptation (a traditional casserole), Västerbotten cheese, gravlax and vendace roe. They also sampled julmust (Christmas root beer), skumtomtar (Christmas marshmallows) and pepparkakor (ginger biscuits). The comrades then sat and talked in good company about the struggle in the USA. The evening concluded with drinking aquavit and singing drinking songs like the traditional Swedish song “Helan Går”.
Carlsten Fortress and Marstrand
No one drank too much aquavit because in the morning the comrades went to Kungälv to visit its two fortresses: Bohus Fortress and Carlsten Fortress. The first stop was Bohus Fortress, which unfortunately was closed for the day. But the Americans could still view the building from the outside and hear and read about its history before the group moved on to the island of Marstrand and Carlsten.
The Americans were greatly impressed by the fortress and its history but also by the west coast’s archipelago and Marstrand Fjord. Despite the diversity of landscapes in the USA, it was still a completely new sight for many of the visitors. They were also informed of Marstrand’s murky history. Sweden’s first synagogue was built on the island (in one of the fortress’s defence towers, no less). There were a lot of shady dealings in Marstrand at the time, and it was also the centre of the Jewish-run transatlantic slave trade from Sweden.
Public activism in Gothenburg
On Thursday and Friday evening, the comrades hit the gym for a workout and sparring. After leaving the gym on Friday, the members of Patriot Front participated in a public leaflet distribution organised by the Resistance Movement. The leafleting took place outside Liseberg amusement park, where the Christmas exhibition drew its typically high number of visitors.
As usual, the activity received both positive and negative reactions, with Patriot Front’s members enjoying many of the former. An English-speaking man who saw one of the Americans’ symbols asked if they were from the USA. When the answer was yes, he replied, “God bless you” and took a leaflet.
Return journey
On Saturday the comrades were driven to the airport, where they got a bite to eat before catching their planes and leaving Sweden for now. The Swedes and Americans promised one another they will meet again, either in Europe or the USA.
For more information on Patriot Front – and to see their action-packed videos – visit patriotfront.us. Also make sure to stay tuned to future episodes of Nordic Frontier, where they will hopefully make an appearance soon.
We from the Nordic Resistance Movement would like to thank our comrades from Patriot Front for a very enjoyable and inspirational visit and hope we meet again soon.
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