The Euro-ethno-nationalists are looking at the riots and anarchy, burnings and murders. They are inspired by racist ideologues like George Lincoln Rothwell, William Luther Pierce, James Mason, David Lane, and others. The heroes of Euro-ethno-nationalists are Adolf Hitler, whose genocide of 6 million Jews is admired, Anders Breivik who murdered 77 left-wingers in 2011, Dylann Roof who murdered 9 African Americans in a church in 2015, Robert Bowers who murdered 11 Jews in a synagogue in 2018, Brenton Tarrant who murdered 51 Muslims in mosques in 2019, and Patrick Crusius who murdered 22 mostly Hispanics in a shopping centre in 2019. The question is whether it is through the ballot box or through the gun. But, as deportation requires political power, or military action to “encourage” or force non-ethnic Europeans to leave, or be killed, it creates the need to organise. Their solution to the “race problem”, as they see it, is the deportation of non-ethnic Europeans to Africa, Asia and elsewhere. In the American case, they claim the “invasion” is also by mixed-race South American Hispanic populations. They also believe that the ethnic European (‘white’) Western world – North America, Europe, Australasia – is being “invaded” via migration by Africans, Asians, and Arabs, in a planned process of White-Replacement. This was seen, and welcomed, as the beginning of their much sought-after ‘Race War’.Īs Euro (‘white’) ethno-nationalists, these Americans and Australians, British and continental Europeans, and others, believe in ethno-states and oppose multi-racial societies. Not because they supported anti-racism protests, but because of the riots and ensuing anarchy, the intimidation and fear people felt, that occurred in many places in the US. People who had been unable to visit family members, or see off dying parents, or attend joyous family events, resented the double standards where governments and police permitted mass protests, or were unable to stop them occurring.īut there were others lurking and grinning, and cheering it all on. The flaunting of social distancing restrictions and of stay-at-home rules created its own backlash against the protests. These mass gatherings occurred at a time that the Covid-19 epidemic was still raging across the US and elsewhere. Even in far-away Australia, it re-ignited the Stop Black Deaths in Custody movement which focusses on an aspect of the racism faced by indigenous Australians. Mass protests and rallies against racism ensued after the death of George Floyd on May 25 and spread across the western world.
According to posts on the Facebook group Lincoln Square Neighborhood Watch, stickers promoting the white nationalist group Maaden were spotted on street construction signs in early September.The re-emergence of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement has raised the awareness of the racism faced by African Americans. It’s not the first time messages of hate have appeared in Lincoln Square. In addition to the 2100 block of West Montrose and the 2700 block of West Giddings, flyers were found on cars parked in the 2100 block of West Leland, 2100 block of West Sunnyside, 4500 block of West Leavitt and 4400 block of North Hamilton. This neighborhood is filled with different types of people and we won’t tolerate this.” My concern is that it’s going to elevate as Election Day approaches. I’m a woman of color, I’m Hispanic, so this is very upsetting.
“It’s usually very quiet in this neighborhood. “I could hear them talking and talking about spreading out,” Diaz said. the night before in the 2700 block of West Giddings. Saturday morning, Evanny Diaz said she saw a group of about 15 white men putting flyers on cars about 9:30 p.m.
“It’s gonna get worse every day with the election coming,” Belin said.
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