Bright future for the Nordic Resistance Movement
Andreas and Alan discuss the attempt in Sweden to ban “racist organizations”.
Excerpt from NORDIC FRONTIER #184: Grazing Trannies
Jews behind the hacking of Gab?
A few days ago, the free speech alternative Gab was hacked. Is the “Wikileaks” comparison just more chutzpah?
Excerpt from NORDIC FRONTIER #184: Grazing Trannies
Winter Aid in Odense
ACTIVISM. Winter Aid was in Odense to distribute clothes and hot food to homeless Danes on Saturday, 27 February.
The Nordic Resistance Movement’s Winter Aid initiative was in Odense on Saturday to distribute food and warm winter clothes to homeless Danes.
Members of the organisation gave out winter goods and potato soup in Kongens Have (King’s Garden) in central Odense for four hours.
National Socialism is a folk community – and in a folk community, the strong take care of the weak – hence the reason for this relief action.
In recent years, society’s established aid organisations have increasingly begun to distribute aid to racial foreigners, which is why there is naturally less help available for White Danes in society’s lowest strata. As such, this relief action was intended to serve as winter aid for Danish homeless people.
Potato and pork soup and kale sausages were handed out to visitors, along with winter jackets, trousers, socks, gloves, hats, sleeping bags and bedrolls. Local people could also come and get a hot cup of coffee.
Leadership Perspective #13: Why deny the holocaust? Adaptation and dangerousness
Here is the thirteenth episode of the podcast Leadership Perspective. Participating are the Nordic Resistance Movement’s leader Simon Lindberg and Fredrik Vejdeland from the organization’s national leadership in Sweden.
Topics:
- Change of tactics and activism
- What has happened in the struggle since last time?
- Ideological/Tactical question: Holohoax
Basis for discussion:
Laser action against the holocaust hoax in Gothenburg
NORDIC FRONTIER #177: The World’s Most Dangerous Man
The Nordics’ most dangerous man speaks
The Resistance Movement has become an international symbol for criticism of Jewish power
No proof for the Holocaust
Teaser for tonight’s episode of Leadership Perspective which will be about: Why deny the holocaust? Adaptation and dangerousness. We start at 22:00 Swedish time.
Public leafleting in Ängelholm
ACTIVISM. Sweden’s Nest 3 held a public leaflet distribution in Ängelholm, Skåne, on Saturday, 20 February.
Activists from Nest 3 visited Ängelholm’s largest pedestrian street on Saturday to spread the message of the Nordic Resistance Movement.
Despite the cold February weather and the media’s Covid-19 hysteria, the town was full of people, both old and young, who were interested in the leaflet distribution. There were several discussions with sympathisers, curious passers-by and the occasional ideological opponent.
After a while the police came to the scene after a hater of freedom of speech called them and “raised the alarm”. As usual, the police arrived, realised that everything was calm, and eventually left.
After about an hour and a half, the day was concluded with a short martial arts training session, in which new members got to practise punching techniques and some sparring.
BLM or WLM?
Excerpt from Leadership Perspective #12: The struggle of 2020, Covid-19, election frauds and BLM. The next episode, which will be about the Holocaust, will be out tomorrow at 22:00 Swedish time.
NORDIC FRONTIER #184: Grazing Trannies
NORDIC FRONTIER. We graze the fields of the current year. Trannies, democracy bombs and racially estranged nationalism are on the menu.
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Martial arts training in Sweden’s Nest 2
TRAINING. Sweden’s Nest 2 gathered for their monthly martial arts training session on Sunday, 21 February.
Since the beginning of 2021, Nest 2 have begun organising martial arts training at least once a month for everyone in the Nest.
The focus is mostly on training for the experienced; however, the inexperienced and sympathisers are naturally also welcome to participate, with the Nest offering instruction to those who are completely new to physical training.
On this occasion, the comrades started with running and stretching to warm up, before it was time to move on to various types of duo and combination exercises.
Once everyone had warmed up, the participants were divided into pairs based on their knowledge and requirements.
Everyone started with basic punches such as jabs, hooks and uppercuts, before progressing to various punching combinations like a left jab followed by a right hook.
While the activists went on to practise sparring, the others continued to work on technique. They began with body sparring and then ended with full-contact boxing.
As can often be the case when Resistance Movement activists practise sparring, there was some bloodshed during some of the rounds.
Love Your People
ACTIVISM. Sweden’s Nest 1 conducted multiple “Love Your People” banner drops in and around Stockholm in February.
Sweden’s Nest 1 continued their Love Your People banner campaign throughout February, hanging up banners in numerous places in Stockholm and other locations in the Nest. The banners feature the simple message “Love Your People”, along with the address of the Swedish branch’s official website, Motståndsrörelsen.se.
See some of the activism reports below.
Northern Stockholm
Several “Love Your People” banners were placed in Täby and Österåker, northern Stockholm, on Monday, 1 February.
Botkyrka and Södertälje
A number of banners were put up in Botkyrka and Södertälje on the evening of 1 February.
Haninge and Huddinge
Members hung up five banners in the municipalities of Haninge and Huddinge on the evening of 1 February.
Stockholm
Three banners were placed along the Essingeleden motorway in Stockholm to coincide with the morning rush hour on 2 February.
Södertälje
Banners were placed in Södertälje in the early morning of 2 February.
Stockholm and Sigtuna
Banners were hung in Stockholm (including Bromma airport) and in Märsta, Sigtuna Municipality, on the morning of Thursday, 4 February.
Stockholm and Täby
Four banners were placed in Stockholm and Täby on the afternoon of 6 February.
Vallentuna and Norrtälje
Comrades from Nest 1 placed four banners along the E18 road on 6 February.
Stockholm and Nacka
Banners were put up in Stockholm and Nacka in the ongoing “Love Your People” campaign on Thursday, 11 February.
Central Stockholm
Nest 1 went to Sergel’s Square in central Stockholm on the morning of 9 February and put up two banners featuring the “Love Your People” message. There was no “lack of resources” for Stockholm police on the morning. The first patrol car appeared after banner number two was in place, and shortly after the activists left, no fewer than five police cars were seen searching for them. Despite this disruption, the activity was successful, with many Stockholmers seeing the healthy message in the morning.
Täby and Vallentuna
Several banners were put up in Täby and Vallentuna municipalities on the morning of Saturday, 13 February.
Södertälje
Activists from Nest 1 met in the early morning to put up banners on Friday, 5 February. The first was attached to a rock face along the E4 road near Södertälje. In order to fix the banner in place, the activists first needed to trudge through snow-covered woodland, before descending the cliff edge with the help of a rope and harness. Once in place, the banner enjoyed good visibility along the motorway.
Afterwards the activity continued, with more banners being put up on animal fencing along the E4.
Nacka
Nest 1 members placed “Love Your People” banners in Nacka in the early hours of 17 February.
Stockholm and Botkyrka
A number of banners were placed in Stockholm and Botkyrka during the morning rush hour of 17 February.
Stockholm
Banners were hung up in central Sundbyberg, Spånga and by an IKEA store in Barkarby in Stockholm County on 17 February.
Sollentuna and Upplands-Väsby
Nest 1’s “Love Your People” campaign continued on Friday, 26 February, with banners being put up in Sollentuna Municipality and Upplands-Väsby Municipality, north of Stockholm.
