Nordic Resistance Movement demonstrated in Gothenburg
ACTIVISM. On April 20, the Nordic Resistance Movement held a flash demonstration in central Gothenburg with the slogan “One people, one nation, one leader”.
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Activists cleaned up gypsy camp
ACTIVISM. On April 14, activists visited one of the many outposts of the racial aliens occupying this country.
In Akalla in Stockholm municipality, so-called traveling people have been able to live undisturbed for 10 years on municipal land in the countryside, which is a place with medieval relics from our ancestors.
Using various tools, comrades made their way through the forest area where they could see the most grotesque littering imaginable. The stench was unimaginable in the area and made the comrades gag. A handful of “dwellings” had been constructed from pallets, tarpaulins, sawn-down trees and miscellaneous rubbish in the middle of the Swedish countryside.
These illegal settlements were smashed with tools as best they could while the occupiers screamed and ran away, calling for the police. The same police who 10 years ago should have been on the scene and demolished the shacks, which would have happened immediately if they were Swedish homeless people. However, as everyone knows, laws are implemented differently depending on skin color, as it is in the interest of EU politicians to destroy all homogeneous states in Europe with mass immigration.
When the message had been conveyed clearly enough to the racial aliens, they left the site, as the Swedish rule of law would in all likelihood prefer to protect the illegal immigrants rather than its own citizens, and would certainly also classify the removal of rubbish as a crime simply because of the racial affiliation of the “owners”.
There is a lot of talk by politicians and people on the internet, but nothing is done. For 10 years this particular settlement has been left untouched because no one dares to take responsibility and just decide to remove the rubbish. The Nordic Resistance Movement goes from words to action and does the only thing that is morally correct and right by acting. How far will it go before YOU do the same?
Stand up like a man and drive the enemy out of the country. Stand up and take back your country. Only through struggle can victory be achieved. Never defeat – forever victory!
Bridge action in Stockholm with positive and timid police officers
ACTIVISM. On 23 March, comrades from Sweden’s Nest 1 once again informed the capital’s motorists about the reality the media hides.
The activity began on a sunny Saturday near Skogskyrkogården, where the Resistance men took up positions with a banner and flags. They didn’t even have time to roll out the banner before the police drove under the bridge, waving cheerfully to the comrades. The media likes to make out that everyone hates the Resistance Movement, but clearly there are even people within the state apparatus who appreciate the organisation’s continued activism.
Once the banner and flags had been set up on the bridge, it only took a few minutes before two more police cars appeared on the opposite bridge, where the officers waited for a while and watched on. The reactions from the motorists were not long in coming and, as always, varied from raised straight right arms to flailing arms with pointed middle fingers. Maybe it was the message for the day – “Stop the People’s Replacement” – that was responsible for producing such an unusually high number of reactions from the audience below. In roughly every fifth car, a mobile phone was held up to film the Resistance men – clips that will hopefully be posted to social media for even greater dissemination.
When the police on the bridge got tired of just watching, one car drove over to the bridge the comrades were on. Out came two rather anxious men, who wanted to know who was in charge of the activity. As there was no such person present, the police only received advice on what they could do with their time instead of this pointless act. One of them was very upset about being filmed while on duty; not in an angry way, but rather in a manner that suggested he was ashamed of what he was doing and did not want to be seen on video. The officers also very tamely tried to talk to the comrades and asked for identification from all of them, but immediately gave up when they got no answers.
Next, the officers declared they would file a report of an unauthorised demonstration, but an activist responded by telling them they should go back to their car and read through Chapter 8 of the Police Act. They didn’t give up there, however, stating with great concern that the banner was on the outside of the bridge and that it would be very dangerous if it were to fall down onto the road. They asked the comrades several times to move the banner inside the railings, but such a move would make it harder to read, so it remained on the outside. With the officers seemingly very intent in their inquiries and pointless harassment, together with the fact that they had reinforcements within sight, some of the comrades suspected the police would try to detain everyone and shut down the activity.
The officers went away and talked among themselves for a while, before returning to their car. Then, without having succeeded in anything they set out to do, they finally left the scene the way they had come. Time and resources wasted on absolutely nothing; not exactly a display of the state’s competence and power. Maybe in the future, these officers will care more about the law, instead of politically motivated directives from their superiors. Time will tell.
The legal and constitutionally protected activity could then continue as usual, to the joy of many and the sadness of some others. A 50-year-old man driving down an access road showed signs of his mental illness by flailing his arms and making threatening gestures with his hands. When the man drove away immediately afterwards, the comrades tried to contact him via the phone number connected to his car to confront him and ask what he was doing, but unfortunately the man did not dare to answer.
This was a typical example of those who call themselves tolerant becoming hysterical when encountering different opinions and, when confronted, running away with their tail between their legs, without uttering a single argument. A condition that clearly shows a brainwashed person who has never thought for himself about anything of importance, which is just how the lying media portrays National Socialists. But the people can change their minds, which is the exact reason for the Resistance Movement’s existence: to build something far better upon the ruins of today’s system, with the people’s help, once they have freed themselves from the passivating lies of the media.
Two hours into the activity, the men packed everything up and left the site, after which they split into smaller groups to carry out other activism in different areas of the municipality. The people’s replacement continues with each passing day, and the conditions for your children and grandchildren only become worse over time. Oppose the liberal trash-society; join the Nordic Resistance Movement and help us awaken the people!
Video from Organisation Days 2024
RESISTANCE MOVEMENT. A video summary of this year’s Organisation Days.
The latest production from Resistance Media is here and beautifully and powerfully illustrates the organisation and its activists and members at this year’s edition of Organisation Days, which was held in Nest 7.
The boxing matches were tough, the workshops were interesting and the big news about the leadership change was announced.
Below are three of the best previously published images from the event:
Photo report from Organisation Days 2024 (Part 2 of 2)
RESISTANCE MOVEMENT. A selection of photos taken by the Resistance Movement’s photographers at the boxing tournament held at this year’s Organisation Days.
This photo report follows Part 1, which features images from all the other activities at Organisation Days, excluding the boxing tournament.
Photo report from Organisation Days 2024 (Part 1 of 2)
RESISTANCE MOVEMENT. A selection of photos taken by the Resistance Movement’s photographers at this year’s historic edition of Organisation Days.
A separate photo article will be released shortly about the boxing tournament that was held at Organisation Days.
Written report from Organisation Days: Organisation Days 2024
Interview with the new leader of the Nordic Resistance Movement
RESISTANCE MOVEMENT. Fredrik Vejdeland is asked some relevant questions regarding his appointment.
I would like to start by congratulating you on the post. How does it feel?
Thank you! It feels good and also a great honour to lead such a magnificent organisation as the Nordic Resistance Movement.
Was it a difficult decision to accept becoming leader?
Yes, especially initially. It’s a heavy responsibility and I wanted to thoroughly consider if I was the right person to shoulder it. I’ve been a deputy for a few years now, but I’ve never actually thought that one day I would lead the organisation.
When I realised I might be asked to lead the organisation, I was not interested in such a role at first. However, when I finally received the request to become the new leader, I had already finished deliberating, and today I feel completely ready to take on the responsibility. It has been a lengthy process, and I’m grateful for having had the time to think over my decision!
You have been a part of the Resistance Movement’s national leadership for many years. How do you think being the leader will differ from this, professionally and privately?
There will be a difference, but perhaps not as much as some might think, as I was Lindberg’s right-hand man in many respects – even though I’m now taking on the ultimate responsibility for the organisation’s decisions. There will certainly be a greater workload, which will affect me professionally and privately, but with years of experience in leadership positions, I have become better at delegating tasks, so it will likely balance out. I also have very competent people around me.
Of course, being the leader of an organisation like the Nordic Resistance Movement is a vulnerable position, but luckily I’m not made of glass.
Do you have any role models when it comes to leadership?
It’s easy to become fixated on role models from the Third Reich or post-war figures like William Pierce, but I think we compare ourselves to them far too often and I’m not sure it always serves our cause.
Since I identify mental strength with leadership, I want to emphasise that there are plenty of role models within the Nordic Resistance Movement. Without mentioning any specific names, there are quite a few members and activists who, in many regards, were initially shaped by the mediocrity of the modern age, but who today, thanks to National Socialist convictions and mental strength, have transformed into exceptional personalities and become resolute and fanatical fighters – surpassing the masses in every way. It‘s something I‘m inspired by, regardless of whether they are my subordinates or superiors.
There are quite a few members and activists who, in many regards, were initially shaped by the mediocrity of the modern age, but who today, thanks to National Socialist convictions and mental strength, have transformed into exceptional personalities and become resolute and fanatical fighters – surpassing the masses in every way.
Do you think members and supporters will feel the same with you at the helm in, let’s say, half a year, or will there be some immediate major changes?
I have my own qualities and perspectives, so naturally there will be various changes in order for me to come into my own. At the same time, there must be a need for changes before any are made – and as I see it, there is a lot that is currently working well.
However, we in the national leadership have seen a need to make certain alterations and have been planning for them for some time now. For members directly or indirectly involved in this process, these changes could definitely be regarded as immediate and major, while outsiders will notice them at a later stage.
Can you tell us about something you intend to change or do differently immediately or in the long term?
I understand that many people want to know what changes are coming, but I don’t believe it’s in the interest of the organisation to begin my new task by making solemn promises and spreading information around. Things are being planned and outsiders will be made aware of these matters if or when we feel there is a need for them to have access to this information. If someone wants more information than this, they should join the Nordic Resistance Movement.
What I can say is that we will work largely as we have done before, but in the time ahead, we will improve our internal structure and build stability. During this period, various changes and news will be presented, but overall, we will work internally on things that will bear fruit in the long run. Our people are in a serious situation, but time is far from over. We need to “make haste slowly” and do the right things.
What do you see as the greatest challenge in the period ahead, for both the organisation and yourself?
The Nordic Resistance Movement is an organisation that has proven itself on numerous critical occasions, so I‘m not concerned at all about whether the organisation will continue to exist and resist effectively. One challenge is to grow as an organisation, but there are already some positive signals in recruitment. I‘m confident we will grow and recruit the people needed in the struggle.
For my part, the biggest challenge will probably be an even greater workload, but I’m used to that, and with age and experience, I’ve learned to work more effectively to achieve certain goals.
Where do you think the Resistance Movement will be five years from now?
It’s very hard to tell when the world around us is as chaotic as it is, with those in power willing to do anything to keep it via draconian laws aimed at suppressing all opposition. We are prepared for all eventualities and have many people with us who are ready if the conditions of the struggle change. In other words, democracy is an illusion. Everything is not in our own hands, but we will always resist – until we ultimately win.
If the societal situation in five years looks about the same as it does now, the Resistance Movement will not only be a magnificent organisation in essence, but also in numbers.
In other words, democracy is an illusion. Everything is not in our own hands, but we will always resist – until we ultimately win.
Anything you would like to say to readers in conclusion?
The Nordic Resistance Movement has been subjected to countless attacks from the system and undergone other critical events, but we have always survived and continued to be a vital and proactive organisation. While other organisations have come and gone, the Nordic Resistance Movement has remained steadfast, and, of those groups that remain today, only the Nordic Resistance Movement has been both truly tested and proven itself.
We will always be here and be in the vanguard. It’s time for all like-minded people out there to accept that there will be nothing better than the Nordic Resistance Movement and that any possible errors and shortcomings we have can be corrected when you join. Stop making excuses not to resist, and join the Resistance today!
Organisation Days 2024
EVENTS. On the weekend of 24-25 February, the Resistance Movement held this year’s edition of Organisation Days, which took place in Småland. The event included various kinds of training, a boxing tournament and numerous announcements.
On Saturday morning, comrades from various parts of the Nordic region gathered in a venue next to the Småland forests. Some long-distance guests had already arrived the day before, while others opted to get up long before dawn and drive the whole distance in one go before breakfast.
Nest 7 was responsible for organising the event this year. After all the participants had entered the venue and taken their seats, the opening ceremony began, with several uniformed comrades marching into the room to music, holding flags aloft and appropriately greeting the guests. The host David Wåhlander then briefly presented the day’s schedule and the code of conduct for the weekend.
The first item on the agenda was a short speech by Emma Nordh about the Prisoner Help programme.
Prisoner Help exists so members of the organisation know they have support in everything they do if, for any reason, they have problems with the state due to their political work. Prisoner Help is also intended to help comrades with other legal problems. It was strongly emphasised that everyone must make it known when problems arise so they get the help they need.
Comrades help one another, as we are always stronger together, and this is essentially the only way forwards. The importance of continuously supporting Prisoner Help financially was also underlined, as it can be considered to be somewhat like the organisation’s own insurance policy.
After Emma’s speech, the next item on the agenda was a selection of workshops. Two sessions were held one after the other, with a short break in-between. The choices available varied greatly, including everything from courses in AI, leadership and the Police Law, to more practical things such as first aid. There was also a more dramatic practical exercise in which the participants got to experience what it’s like to be pepper-sprayed. The hosts of the workshops ranged from experienced lecturers from the National Leadership to regular members with specialist knowledge in a certain field.
Shortly after the second round of workshops finished, it was time for lunch. The kitchen team had been working since morning to put together a cabbage pudding they had made from scratch. This was very well received by the visitors, who went back for seconds until everyone was full and content. The break also gave everyone the opportunity for a bit of relaxed social interaction, as they had the chance to get to know comrades they rarely meet a little better.
When the lunch break was over and all the plates had been cleared away, everyone who was going to participate in the annual boxing competition had time to get changed. Tables and chairs were moved to the side and several sets of scales were brought out to correctly divide people into weight classes. A new feature this year saw the fighters divided into lightweight, middleweight and heavyweight classes. The judges noted everyone’s weights and drew up a schedule for the matches. While a warm-up was held for the participants, a boxing ring was set up downstairs, where the audience was waiting.
Warmed up and ready to go, the fighters then jogged down to the basement. Here, for the next few hours, many sweaty and sometimes bloody matches were fought between comrades. The atmosphere was always very positive among the participants and the audience, who cheered loudly from the sidelines. To avoid long wait times for the participants, the weight classes were varied continually and the fights were scheduled one after another. In the end, a winner was chosen in all classes, with two of the victors having previously won Resistance Movement boxing tournaments.
The awards ceremony was scheduled for later in the evening, but before that it was time for Andreas Holmvall to give a talk about what the Resistance Movement’s media department had done in the previous year. The topics covered were similar to those at previous events, being divided into graphics, photos and videos. Various leaflets and banners were displayed, along with a short clip of the best photos, before three longer video clips from public activities were played in their entirety. Holmvall concluded by emphasising how much Resistance Media has managed to achieve despite incredibly few resources, stating that things can only get even better in the future.
Afterwards, everyone had the opportunity to socialise while the kitchen team put the final touches to dinner. There was also the chance to buy literature of various kinds, for those interested. The dinner consisted of meat and potatoes, which, according to many, never goes out of fashion. After the tasty meal, it was time for Simon Lindberg to take the stage.
Lindberg gave a speech about how the Resistance Movement is the best and most highly regarded National Socialist organisation in the North, and perhaps even the world, as well as the most culturally relevant – despite what other nationalist groups may claim. People around the world see the Resistance Movement as a source of inspiration, which Lindberg himself has repeatedly received gratifying proof of via contact with nationalists from all corners of the globe, who seek everything from guidance to direct collaborations with the organisation.
What was said next likely came as a bit of a shock to the majority of the audience; namely that Lindberg no longer sees himself as the most suitable person for the leadership position. Instead, he had decided – on his own initiative and without any intrigue, and with the support of the National Leadership and the Nordic Council – to hand over responsibility to the experienced and trusted Fredrik Vejdeland.
Vejdeland took the stage together with Lindberg, and with a comradely greeting to resounding applause, the change of leader was confirmed. The new leader remained on stage, while the former departed, but not without a standing ovation and cries from the audience, who showed their appreciation for Lindberg’s many years of hard work as leader.
A short speech followed from Vejdeland about how he sees the change of leadership and what he considers its advantages to be. A few brief points were made regarding what will change in the future, but the details were reserved until the following day.
Immediately afterwards, it was time for the awards ceremony for the boxing tournament. The three best competitors in each weight class each received their respective medal, while the fighters who won the gold also got to take home a coveted championship trophy. Both Martin Saxlind and Marcus Hansson retained their titles for another year, despite fierce competition for first place.
The schedule for the day had now come to an end. Most people took the opportunity to get some much-needed sleep, while others stayed up into the night to socialise.
The next day, everyone rose early at 07:00, to account for those who had a very long journey ahead. As soon as breakfast was finished and the venue had been prepared, the first item on the day’s agenda began.
The Nordic Resistance Movement’s new leader, Fredrik Vejdeland, gave a talk about the restructuring that will take place under his leadership. However, he emphasised that the organisation is functioning extremely well, and that things should not be changed just for the sake of change. Still, certain aspects can be improved, with clarifications made in some areas.
The key words here were stability, structure and organisation. Three new goals were also introduced for the organisation to focus on at present. The speech was very well received by the audience. After the applause subsided, the venue was rearranged for the next part of the programme, which consisted of statements from the National Leadership, followed by a Q&A session.
New directives were issued to the participants, certain matters were clarified due to the change in leadership and everyone had the opportunity to ask questions or make comments related to the organisation. After just over an hour, the stage was prepared for the final item on the agenda, which was to express gratitude to everyone who contributed to making the weekend as successful as it was.
But first Fredrik Vejdeland took to the stage again and awarded medals to those who had demonstrated particular sacrifice in the struggle by putting their own freedom at risk for the good of the organisation. The leader also appointed new activists, who all received an activist pin on stage and applause from the audience.
Another leadership change was announced over the weekend, this one at Nest level, in the form of Victor Johansson replacing Hampus Maijala as chief of Sweden’s Nest 7. Victor spoke briefly about how the Nest has grown under Hampus’s leadership and what he himself hopes to achieve in the role of chief.
Before the weekend came to an end, Pär Sjögren stepped forward with a bouquet of flowers and called Simon Lindberg up on stage. The former leader’s work for the organisation was praised and he received the bouquet and a comradely greeting. Next, the rest of the National Leadership came on stage to thank Lindberg, to resounding applause, closely followed by every participant in the room. A fitting conclusion for the tremendous work Simon Lindberg has contributed to the organisation over many years.
Thus, the schedule was completed for this edition of Organisation Days. It was an incredibly rewarding and well-planned event that provided competition, community, education and several surprises.
The organisation is eternally grateful for everything Simon Lindberg has accomplished during his time as leader and wishes the new leader Fredrik Vejdeland all the best in shouldering the enormous responsibility that comes with leading the world’s most influential National Socialist movement!
Fredrik Vejdeland – New leader of the Nordic Resistance Movement
RESISTANCE MOVEMENT. Fredrik Vejdeland has been announced as the new leader of the Nordic Resistance Movement at an internal meeting.
Members and activists gathered at the annual Organisation Days event at the weekend, where they heard the news that Simon Lindberg is stepping down from the leadership position he has held since 2015 and that Fredrik Vejdeland is taking over.
Simon Lindberg is resigning from the post at his own request and for personal reasons. There is no disagreement between him and the organisation regarding the decision.
Vejdeland is one of the longest-serving members of the Resistance Movement and has been part of the national leadership for 20 years. He has been the driving force behind Nordisk Radio and one of the key people responsible for the creation of the Swedish nationalist news site Nordfront. Additionally, he is a very popular writer and speaker and has distinguished himself on the ideological podcasts Leadership Perspective and Mimers Brunn.
Reports from Organisation Days will be published over the coming days, along with an interview with the new leader.
We thank Simon Lindberg for his service and wish Fredrik Vejdeland all the best for the future!
Resistance Movement disrupts liars’ sobfest in Stockholm
ACTIVISM. Comrades were in the Swedish capital on 27 January for a full day of counter-demonstration and public leafleting.
On “holocaust memorial day”, it was once again time for the Jews and their lackeys to remember history that never happened. Various politicians, Jews and Christian Zionists organised a manifestation to cry out in pain and attempt to induce feelings of guilt in the Swedish people – guilt about something Swedes were in no way involved in, even if all the stories about it had actually been true. A positive footnote is that the organiser boasted about how Jews were bussed in from multiple parts of Sweden just to be able to participate, revealing that this was hardly a popular grassroots movement. Fortunately, the common man has little interest in the day in question.
The Resistance Movement saw this as yet another prime opportunity to denounce Israel’s evil, considering that the state only exists because of the alleged gassing of more Jews than the total number living in German-controlled Europe during World War II. Under the banner “Crush Zionism” and a Tyr Rune flag, they lined up on the other side of the street from the demonstration.
The speakers lied unashamedly about stories that have been proven to be false and took turns at kissing the backside of world Jewry. The comrades chanted from across the street, which clearly unnerved the speakers, with several of them making spontaneous references to the Resistance Movement in their speeches. Slogans like “Israel, terrorist state!” and “Death to Israel!” could be heard clearly by the crowd.
A young Jew was greatly offended by the message and approached a comrade, trying to play tough by threatening violence. When he received a reprimand, a petite female police officer came over and tried to push the Resistance man back, but quickly gave up when she realised it was like prodding a mountain.
After the Jew was removed, the action continued without problems until the demonstration ran out of speakers – or, more accurately, liars, as the amount of truth in the speeches was less than that in state media reports about how immigrants are a benefit to Sweden. During the activity, several Jews on the other side of the street approached the police and complained that there was still a modicum of free speech left in Sweden and that this should not be allowed, to which the police could only reply that the constitution protects such an activity (at least for the time being).
As the comrades were packing up to leave, a Christian man who was with his daughter appeared and was very interested in talking to National Socialists. He asked various questions about the comrades’ views on different subjects but largely seemed to agree with them on the state of the world. As the Resistance men had planned to continue the activism elsewhere, they had to say goodbye to the man and move on, whereupon his daughter bid farewell by exclaiming, “God bless you!”
The comrades found the whole encounter rather amusing and remarked to one another that they had God on their side as they walked towards Sergel’s Square. There, they set up along the ever-busy Drottninggatan, outside the Åhléns department store, and started handing out leaflets on the same topic as the banner.
A large number of leaflets changed hands with people on the street. Unusually, the police appeared to have grown tired of following the comrades around and were nowhere to be seen. A leftist individual thought this would be to his advantage and tried to physically attack an opponent out of the blue. This backfired, as he was flung to the ground and got a proper reprimand before running away with his tail between his legs.
As always when the Resistance Movement exercises its right to self-defence, it didn’t take long before law enforcement appeared. Within a few minutes there were about ten police officers and security guards on the scene, asking questions about what had happened. Unfortunately, they received no answers from the comrades, who are capable of providing their own security.
The activity continued without any problems, until the comrades felt satisfied and concluded the day. With a group of policemen in tow, they embarked public transport, which this time occurred without any interfering security guards, and went back to the meeting place, where they thanked one another for a successful day.
