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Last summer, core NSN member Dylan Garnett (AKA Dylan Margrave) met with Kai Cunningham and other WV activists in London. Prominent ex-NSN member Alexander Zaslavsky has also relocated to the UK and joined WV. He has been snapped at PA protests in Warwick and Nuneaton.
WV is closely modelled on the Australian National Socialist Network, whose militaristic marches, intimidation tactics and violence have inspired neo-Nazis globally. WV has even adopted the NSN uniform of black Helly Hansen jackets - the HH logo is seen as a reference to Hitler.
Both activity and attendance has spiked in recent weeks, driven by a batch of recent recruits from Liverpool. These newcomers are organising activism off their own backs, including defiling the city’s cenotaph with the neo-Nazi nuisance Ryan Ferguson last month.
Nigel Farage's image is cracking. After questions about an undeclared £5 million gift from a crypto billionaire, and money from a convicted fraudster, the public is seeing through the "outsider" act.
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK was roundly beaten in the Greater Manchester Mayoral election. In fact, the party was humiliated.
Out of over 10,000 people polled, Farage came out worst of every leader.
BREAKING: Reform UK councillor Glenn Gibbins has been charged under the Communications Act 2003, in connection with a 2024 social media post referencing the Nigerian community.
Former BNP activists Gary Topping and Steve Smith have also appeared alongside Restore candidate Marlon West. Topping later became Patriotic Alternative’s Lancashire contact. Smith has a past in the National Front and was jailed for electoral fraud.
Craig Buckley is a key local activist for Patriotic Alternative, the UK’s main neo-Nazi group. He campaigned for Restore in Makerfield and was pictured with Rupert Lowe again last week.
Lowe has also acted as security for Street Sounds Promotions, Britain’s most active promoter of extreme-right music, which has links to the Blood & Honour network.
Elliot Lowe, pictured campaigning for West and photographed with Rupert Lowe last week, is an active Restore member. He has previously posted a photograph of himself performing a Nazi salute.
Rupert Lowe claims to detest far-right ethnonationalism and neo-Nazism. Yet a string of extremists have been out campaigning for Restore candidate Marlon West ahead of Thursday’s Greater Manchester mayoral election.
Harry Jackson (AKA JacksonMedia), an auditor who claims “the Nazis were the good ones” and has displayed British Union of Fascists flags at protests, was also present.
On Saturday, the crowd itself was packed with far-right figures. Richard McFarlane, a well-known figure in the neo-Nazi group Patriotic Alternative (PA), manned a tent and unfurled a PA banner alongside other protesters.
Last weekend, a group called Unite the Clans hosted an event in Glasgow where around 400 neo-Nazi, ethnonationalist and anti-migrant protesters gathered together, including members of Patriotic Alternative and the Homeland Party.
Farage had also been given one of just two private offices in Reform’s small Westminster HQ, filming videos for Cameo and Tiktok and even celebrating his birthday there. Notably, Farage was considered more worthy of an office than the deputy chairs Dr. David Bull or Ben Habib.
At RAF Wethersfield in Braintree, Restore Britain activist Shayne Wiskin gave speeches. Wiskin’s social media features antisemitic caricatures and far right conspiracy theories.
In Bicester, both Patriotic Alternative member Adam Worley and Paul Golding from Britain First were seen shooting content. Auditing duo Paul Dunbar and Ryan Brooks have also been a constant presence. Both men have previously filmed alongside with neo-Nazi Ryan Ferguson.
It's official. Nigel Farage will duke it out with a man with a bin on his head from Sigma IX.
Yesterday Farage resigned his seat, calling the impending by-election "the people vs the establishment." The people of Clacton, one of the most deprived towns in England vs a man kept in Chelsea townhouses and chauffeured Land Rovers. Which side is the establishment again?
And that’s before the moneymaking schemes: £40-a-bottle Farage Gin, £375,000+ from Cameo videos and £270,000 for shilling gold bullion at four hours’ work a month. Roughly £22,500 an hour.
Sugar daddy #1: Aaron Banks, a wealthy business man whose financial assets - which include an insurance firm and diamond mines - are largely based in offshore tax havens.
Despite Farage’s claim that he "knows how to make money," his recent history suggests he’s actually better at taking it. For a decade, much of his income has come straight from the pockets of sugar daddies who seem uncommonly keen to hand money over to him, no strings attached.
Farage says the threat of political violence is so serious he took a £5m gift for his "personal security", a gift he's now under investigation for failing to declare. You can't pocket £5m over fears of political violence, then shrug it off when your own councillor calls for it.
In 2018, White wrote: “Shoot him and his fellow parasites” about Lord Heseltine. When Theresa May was under pressure to resign, he wrote: “can’t we just shoot her …please.”
This Reform councillor says he lives in London. So how can he represent the people of Hull?
Pandering to extremists is a doomed strategy. Their demands for ideological purity won't be satisfied, and they will attack at any perceived deviation. Links with neo-Nazis is also radioactive to the electorate, a point seemingly obvious to all except Restore's own strategists.