The far right is not ‘revolting’, only upholding white supremacism with performative violence
Tag: fascism
Notes from the US: Fascist cultism
This month, we examine how this elevation of selfishness and lack of compassion and empathy have reached the stage that it has.
Notes from the US: Fascism reveals itself
A look at what US fascism means and where it came from
Notes from the US: Constitutional breakdown
Project 2025 plans to ‘transition’ almost all federal power into the hands of one far right, effectively fascist leader.
Homeland: British fascism fractures
“both Homeland and PA are neo-Nazis and fascists: Holocaust denial and Hitler worship is rife among members of both organisations. This split is not ideological in nature – rather, it is the result of differences in strategy and approaches to organising.”
Neo Nazi gathering in Cumbria (Don’t tell ’em yer name Scafell Pike!)
On Saturday, Patriotic Alternative, the latest attempt of British fascism to drag itself off the floor, held a conference in Cumbria. Despite anti-fascists gaining intelligence of the location of the event, it appears to have largely gone off successfully and gathered around 150 in attendance (PA itself claimed more). PA is the brainchild of Mark
EXTRACT: New far right organisational forms
The following is an extract from 12 Rules for What’s upcoming book, Post Internet Far Right, published by Dog Section Press. It is taken from the chapter New Organisational Forms. You can pre-order a copy of the book by donating to Dog Section’s crowdfunder here. As life collided with the internet, traditional far-right parties became
The alt-right in shards: what has become of the movement?
By early 2020, the separation and decline of the alt right had become a matter of intense confusion for some of its members. One confused poster wrote on the now mostly empty 8kun: “Where the fuck did everyone go?” Came the reply: “The chans are dying anon […] I suggest you train, pick up a
Anti-fascists confront Patriotic Alternative in Halloween surprise
On Saturday the 31st of October over 40 anti-fascists travelled to Sevenoaks to oppose a hike organised by Patriotic Alternative (PA), a fascist political organisation that has been building influence on the far right. PA have been using invite only hikes to build an activist base. Crews from across the country, including Football Lads and
Notes from the US
Freedom’s long-running US correspondent Louis Further does his monthly roundup of some of the lesser-known stories that have emerged over the last few weeks. Freedom’s Notes from the US (which has been published without interruption since 2005) doesn’t normally concern itself with ‘moods’ or ‘atmospheres’. And while it is impossible to gauge the extent of