that's average for the guardian, in case anyone else had their hopes raised.Granuaid article on the Yanqui far right and support for Putin. average article
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‘Key to white survival’: how Putin has morphed into a far-right savior
The Russian president’s ‘strong man’ image and disdain for liberals has turned him into a hero for white nationalistswww.theguardian.com
that's average for the guardian, in case anyone else had their hopes raised.
Yep, that does indeed seem average for the Guardian.Guardian said:On the eve of the Russian invasion, former Trump aide Steve Bannon hosted private security head Erik Princ, founder of the Blackwater military contracting group, on his popular War Room podcast.
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it should of course be erik prince
Or Erik PrickOr should it..?
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aye, I had a chuckle when I read thatit should of course be erik prince
I can't see how she's identified as a nazi? What am I missing?
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Maybe something like the fash in Poland? Russian money drying up means more scope for that sort of thingHas there been any analysis of Spencer’s journey from an alt-right, ‘Russia is our friend’ pro-trumper to his (fairly old now) ‘support’ for Biden and his anti Russia/Q, “I’m the sensible fascist” stance. Obviously a lot will be driven by bitterness to his erstwhile comrades and finding a way of standing out, but I’d like to have an idea of how a ‘pro western’ fascism could develop in the future
Have you got any documentation of Spencer's anti-Russia line? Did a quick search and could only find stuff about his older pro-Russia stuff. Although I suppose it's 2022 so he's about as relevant as Nick Griffin nowadays. From having a quick bit of a look around for stuff about the pro-Ukraine/anti-Russia side of the far right, it seems like there's two very different positions possible - one being a return to more traditional pre-Trump conservative politics, or else "Putin is actually doing denazification in Ukraine and that's bad". From the ADL, so usual disclaimers apply, but this seems like a reasonably informed look at the variety of fash positions on the war:Has there been any analysis of Spencer’s journey from an alt-right, ‘Russia is our friend’ pro-trumper to his (fairly old now) ‘support’ for Biden and his anti Russia/Q, “I’m the sensible fascist” stance. Obviously a lot will be driven by bitterness to his erstwhile comrades and finding a way of standing out, but I’d like to have an idea of how a ‘pro western’ fascism could develop in the future
“The far-right in general, and their apparent impunity have significantly damaged Ukraine’s international reputation and left the country vulnerable to hostile narratives exaggerating the role of extremist groups in Ukraine,” Oleskiy Kuzmenko wrote in a piece for the Atlantic Council, adding that its recent ties with white supremacists in the West reinforced the concern.