Neo-Nazis parade swastika flags in Florida, chanting 'We are everywhere'

[madman]

"We 74 million are everywhere"

indeed they are! Deathsantis wouldnt want it any different

FL is a breeding ground.

Neo-Nazis parade swastika flags in Florida, chanting 'We are everywhere'

Neo-Nazi groups held Labor Day weekend rallies in Orlando. They paraded swastika flags and performed the Nazi salute while harassing passersby.

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People hold swastika flags as neo-Nazi groups Blood Tribe, and Goyim Defense League hold a rally on September 2, 2023 in Orlando, Florida. Stephanie Keith/Getty Images

• White supremacist hate groups staged a neo-Nazi rally in Florida.
• They paraded swastika flags, performed the Nazi salute, and chanted, "We are everywhere."
• The rally comes days after three Black people were killed in a racist mass shooting in Jacksonville.

Neo-Nazis were marching in Florida on the Labor Day weekend chanting, "We are everywhere," The Mail Online reported. The extremist hate groups Blood Tribe and The Goyim Defense League paraded in the Orlando area on Saturday.
Blood Tribe was founded by Christopher Polhaus, a former US Marine linked to the January 6 insurrection. The group regards Hitler as a deity, says the Anti-Defamation League. The group, which does not allow female members, has been increasingly active since it was founded in 2021 and has staged anti-LGBTQ+ demonstrations.
The Goyim Defense League is an antisemitic hate group that has been known to harass Jews.
The two white supremacist groups joined forces to organize the "March of the Redshirts" rally during Labor Day weekend. According to videos of the rally posted on social media, the groups were able to muster a few dozen supporters for the event.
The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) Center on Extremism had warned of the planned demonstrations. The ADL said US Nazis were increasingly brazen, and some had been outspoken in favor of Governor Ron DeSantis. The presidential candidate argues that these individuals are not his true supporters.
Anna Vishkaee Eskamani, a Florida House of Representatives member, posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) denouncing the groups. "Absolutely disgusting stuff and another example of the far-right extremism growing in FL," she wrote.
The marchers wore uniforms of matching red shirts, black masks, and black pants. They paraded swastika flags, performed Nazi salutes, and proclaimed "Heil Hitler." They gathered at Cranes Roost Park.

 

[Peacenik]

"We 74 million are everywhere"

indeed they are! Deathsantis wouldnt want it any different

FL is a breeding ground.

Neo-Nazis parade swastika flags in Florida, chanting 'We are everywhere'

Neo-Nazi groups held Labor Day weekend rallies in Orlando. They paraded swastika flags and performed the Nazi salute while harassing passersby.

www.businessinsider.com

People hold swastika flags as neo-Nazi groups Blood Tribe, and Goyim Defense League hold a rally on September 2, 2023 in Orlando, Florida. Stephanie Keith/Getty Images

• White supremacist hate groups staged a neo-Nazi rally in Florida.
• They paraded swastika flags, performed the Nazi salute, and chanted, "We are everywhere."
• The rally comes days after three Black people were killed in a racist mass shooting in Jacksonville.

Neo-Nazis were marching in Florida on the Labor Day weekend chanting, "We are everywhere," The Mail Online reported. The extremist hate groups Blood Tribe and The Goyim Defense League paraded in the Orlando area on Saturday.
Blood Tribe was founded by Christopher Polhaus, a former US Marine linked to the January 6 insurrection. The group regards Hitler as a deity, says the Anti-Defamation League. The group, which does not allow female members, has been increasingly active since it was founded in 2021 and has staged anti-LGBTQ+ demonstrations.
The Goyim Defense League is an antisemitic hate group that has been known to harass Jews.
The two white supremacist groups joined forces to organize the "March of the Redshirts" rally during Labor Day weekend. According to videos of the rally posted on social media, the groups were able to muster a few dozen supporters for the event.
The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) Center on Extremism had warned of the planned demonstrations. The ADL said US Nazis were increasingly brazen, and some had been outspoken in favor of Governor Ron DeSantis. The presidential candidate argues that these individuals are not his true supporters.
Anna Vishkaee Eskamani, a Florida House of Representatives member, posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) denouncing the groups. "Absolutely disgusting stuff and another example of the far-right extremism growing in FL," she wrote.
The marchers wore uniforms of matching red shirts, black masks, and black pants. They paraded swastika flags, performed Nazi salutes, and proclaimed "Heil Hitler." They gathered at Cranes Roost Park.

It figures they would favor DeSantis.

 

[RabidAlpaca]

Have they switched from red hats to red shirts now?

 

[beefheart]

Bunch of P-words, covering their faces.

One of these days, their little goose stepping march won't end so well for them.

 

[Helix]

nazis and the klan are terrorists.

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

False flag - those guys are really ANTIFA.

 

[Lovebug]

Interesting
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kai...tion (or Káínawa,from 11,791 in December 2013.
They must not have done their research.

 

[vanceen]

"74 million", eh?

The article says the two groups together "were able to muster a few dozen supporters".

Wow.

 

[SenorXm/Sirius]

, "We are everywhere."

How about that? But according to Trumpsters Nazis are only a very, very small percentage of the Republican Party...

No wonder Trumpsters want the DoJ and FBI shut down..

 

[madman]

"74 million", eh?

The article says the two groups together "were able to muster a few dozen supporters".

Wow.

hey! you can read ;0

 

[madman]

, "We are everywhere."

How about that? But according to Trumpsters Nazis are only a very, very small percentage of the Republican Party...

No wonder Trumpsters want the DoJ and FBI shut down..

you never see any of these clowns in the democratic party. It always comes from the white wing.

 

[justabubba]

, "We are everywhere."

How about that? But according to Trumpsters Nazis are only a very, very small percentage of the Republican Party...

No wonder Trumpsters want the DoJ and FBI shut down..

kind of like roaches














i much prefer the roaches

 

[zincwarrior]

"We 74 million are everywhere"

indeed they are! Deathsantis wouldnt want it any different

FL is a breeding ground.

Neo-Nazis parade swastika flags in Florida, chanting 'We are everywhere'

Neo-Nazi groups held Labor Day weekend rallies in Orlando. They paraded swastika flags and performed the Nazi salute while harassing passersby.

www.businessinsider.com

People hold swastika flags as neo-Nazi groups Blood Tribe, and Goyim Defense League hold a rally on September 2, 2023 in Orlando, Florida. Stephanie Keith/Getty Images

• White supremacist hate groups staged a neo-Nazi rally in Florida.
• They paraded swastika flags, performed the Nazi salute, and chanted, "We are everywhere."
• The rally comes days after three Black people were killed in a racist mass shooting in Jacksonville.

Neo-Nazis were marching in Florida on the Labor Day weekend chanting, "We are everywhere," The Mail Online reported. The extremist hate groups Blood Tribe and The Goyim Defense League paraded in the Orlando area on Saturday.
Blood Tribe was founded by Christopher Polhaus, a former US Marine linked to the January 6 insurrection. The group regards Hitler as a deity, says the Anti-Defamation League. The group, which does not allow female members, has been increasingly active since it was founded in 2021 and has staged anti-LGBTQ+ demonstrations.
The Goyim Defense League is an antisemitic hate group that has been known to harass Jews.
The two white supremacist groups joined forces to organize the "March of the Redshirts" rally during Labor Day weekend. According to videos of the rally posted on social media, the groups were able to muster a few dozen supporters for the event.
The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) Center on Extremism had warned of the planned demonstrations. The ADL said US Nazis were increasingly brazen, and some had been outspoken in favor of Governor Ron DeSantis. The presidential candidate argues that these individuals are not his true supporters.
Anna Vishkaee Eskamani, a Florida House of Representatives member, posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) denouncing the groups. "Absolutely disgusting stuff and another example of the far-right extremism growing in FL," she wrote.
The marchers wore uniforms of matching red shirts, black masks, and black pants. They paraded swastika flags, performed Nazi salutes, and proclaimed "Heil Hitler." They gathered at Cranes Roost Park.

In Florida, they are.

 

[zincwarrior]

False flag - those guys are really ANTIFA.

Logic says
..prove it.

 

[element94]

Logic says
..prove it.

Severe sarcasm.

 

[Lycanthrope]

"It's just a few nuts - why is the leftist press giving them attention?"
"I don't agree with them but they have a right to free speech."
"Deep State false flag op designed to make the right/whites look bad!"
"ANTIFA's more dangerous, why doesn't anyone care about them?"
"This has nothing to do with Trump or Trumpism!"
"This is what happens when wokeism pushes people too far!"
"I wouldn't join them but I understand where their anger comes from."
"There's nothing wrong with being proud of your race!"
"Minorities, feminists, communists, and homosexuals keep stirring up resentment and this is what you get!"
"At what point will decent people stand up and fight for what's right?"
"The leftist government has opened our borders to invasions by a drug and crime ridden horde. First our jobs, then our land, then our women!"
"We need leaders who understand what's important/valuable about our Judeo-Christian culture and history!"
"We need God back in our schools and government!"
"America first!"
"America for Americans!"
"AUSLANDER RAUS!!!"

(Disclaimer - Because someone will inevitably read this post without a properly calibrated context/sarcasm/satire detector, let me say this is not reflective of my personal views, but rather of far too many who would dismiss, whatabout, deflect, deny, or eventually defend the rise of right wing extremism.)

 

[Deuce]

To steal a point from social media: Transgender people are fleeing the state for fear of their lives and nazis feel comfortable marching.

We should reverse that.

 

[Deuce]

kind of like roaches














i much prefer the roaches

Either is an infestation to be rid of.

 

[Craig234]

you never see any of these clowns in the democratic party. It always comes from the white wing.

But a hundred years ago the Democratic Party was home to the south and racists so they're the real racist party!

 

[ClaraD]

"We 74 million are everywhere"

indeed they are! Deathsantis wouldnt want it any different

FL is a breeding ground.

Neo-Nazis parade swastika flags in Florida, chanting 'We are everywhere'

Neo-Nazi groups held Labor Day weekend rallies in Orlando. They paraded swastika flags and performed the Nazi salute while harassing passersby.

www.businessinsider.com

People hold swastika flags as neo-Nazi groups Blood Tribe, and Goyim Defense League hold a rally on September 2, 2023 in Orlando, Florida. Stephanie Keith/Getty Images

• White supremacist hate groups staged a neo-Nazi rally in Florida.
• They paraded swastika flags, performed the Nazi salute, and chanted, "We are everywhere."
• The rally comes days after three Black people were killed in a racist mass shooting in Jacksonville.

Neo-Nazis were marching in Florida on the Labor Day weekend chanting, "We are everywhere," The Mail Online reported. The extremist hate groups Blood Tribe and The Goyim Defense League paraded in the Orlando area on Saturday.
Blood Tribe was founded by Christopher Polhaus, a former US Marine linked to the January 6 insurrection. The group regards Hitler as a deity, says the Anti-Defamation League. The group, which does not allow female members, has been increasingly active since it was founded in 2021 and has staged anti-LGBTQ+ demonstrations.
The Goyim Defense League is an antisemitic hate group that has been known to harass Jews.
The two white supremacist groups joined forces to organize the "March of the Redshirts" rally during Labor Day weekend. According to videos of the rally posted on social media, the groups were able to muster a few dozen supporters for the event.
The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) Center on Extremism had warned of the planned demonstrations. The ADL said US Nazis were increasingly brazen, and some had been outspoken in favor of Governor Ron DeSantis. The presidential candidate argues that these individuals are not his true supporters.
Anna Vishkaee Eskamani, a Florida House of Representatives member, posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) denouncing the groups. "Absolutely disgusting stuff and another example of the far-right extremism growing in FL," she wrote.
The marchers wore uniforms of matching red shirts, black masks, and black pants. They paraded swastika flags, performed Nazi salutes, and proclaimed "Heil Hitler." They gathered at Cranes Roost Park.

wait a durn minute....is that a black dude standing in the grass in a nazi mask and so forth?

 

[dseag2]

Ironic, with so many Jews that live in Southeast Florida. Does DeSantis even understand his constituency?

 

[Jay59]

"We 74 million are everywhere"

indeed they are! Deathsantis wouldnt want it any different

FL is a breeding ground.

For free speech.

I am having trouble finding a problem with this.

https://www.businessinsider.com/neo...ags-florida-chanting-we-are-everywhere-2023-9

People hold swastika flags as neo-Nazi groups Blood Tribe, and Goyim Defense League hold a rally on September 2, 2023 in Orlando, Florida. Stephanie Keith/Getty Images

• White supremacist hate groups staged a neo-Nazi rally in Florida.
• They paraded swastika flags, performed the Nazi salute, and chanted, "We are everywhere."
• The rally comes days after three Black people were killed in a racist mass shooting in Jacksonville.

Neo-Nazis were marching in Florida on the Labor Day weekend chanting, "We are everywhere," The Mail Online reported. The extremist hate groups Blood Tribe and The Goyim Defense League paraded in the Orlando area on Saturday.
Blood Tribe was founded by Christopher Polhaus, a former US Marine linked to the January 6 insurrection. The group regards Hitler as a deity, says the Anti-Defamation League. The group, which does not allow female members, has been increasingly active since it was founded in 2021 and has staged anti-LGBTQ+ demonstrations.
The Goyim Defense League is an antisemitic hate group that has been known to harass Jews.
The two white supremacist groups joined forces to organize the "March of the Redshirts" rally during Labor Day weekend. According to videos of the rally posted on social media, the groups were able to muster a few dozen supporters for the event.
The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) Center on Extremism had warned of the planned demonstrations. The ADL said US Nazis were increasingly brazen, and some had been outspoken in favor of Governor Ron DeSantis. The presidential candidate argues that these individuals are not his true supporters.
Anna Vishkaee Eskamani, a Florida House of Representatives member, posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) denouncing the groups. "Absolutely disgusting stuff and another example of the far-right extremism growing in FL," she wrote.
The marchers wore uniforms of matching red shirts, black masks, and black pants. They paraded swastika flags, performed Nazi salutes, and proclaimed "Heil Hitler." They gathered at Cranes Roost Park.

If they are everywhere and they have the millions of followers they claim, where are the other marches? Where are the numbers for this march? Why are they marching in a safe state?

This all proves that Florida supports the Constitution and the rule of law. Why don't you?

 

[madman]

For free speech.

I am having trouble finding a problem with this.


If they are everywhere and they have the millions of followers they claim, where are the other marches? Where are the numbers for this march? Why are they marching in a safe state?

This all proves that Florida supports the Constitution and the rule of law. Why don't you?

of course you dont have a problem with this. You're a conservative and they are your people.

 

[Jay59]

of course you dont have a problem with this.

I have never had a problem with the 1st Amendment. Apparently, you do have one.

Check the ACLU's history. In 1978, one of their lawyers defended a neo-nazi march in heavily Jewish Skokie, Ill.

You're a conservative

Conservatives don't think so.

and they are your people.

Who?

I am neither conservative nor at all sympathetic to neo-fascists and those seem to be the only possibilities.

 

[Donatello]

Bunch of P-words, covering their faces.

One of these days, their little goose stepping march won't end so well for them.

I wish they'd try that crap in my neighborhood. I remember when the Trumpers had big Trump flags in a pick-up truck caravan and were driving through the local neighborhoods. Word got out, and all it took was a couple of bricks flying and that was the end of it. They haven't returned since. These weasels need a good ass whooping.