Has anyone taken a look into the far right and saw that there is a recurring theme with Satanism involved? Let me just give you a brief history of postwar WN in the United States group by group, to show you the common thread:
The National Renaissance Party
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National Socialist Movement
The NSM started as the National Socialist American Workers Freedom Movement in 1974. It was founded by Clifford Hereington and Robert Brannen. It is both the largest and longest lived neo-nazi group in America and in 1994, Jeff Schoep became chairman and has been chairman ever since. Herrington’s wife, Maxine Dietrich, is the founder of the Joy of Satan (JoS) and it is even alleged that Herrington is a Satanist himself.
James Mason
James Mason was an odd figure. He was a follower of Charles Manson and together, they created an ideology known as “Universal Order”. He started a newsletter called “Siege”, which would later be adopted as a novel by an online forum group called Ironmarch - a forum where National Action and Atomwaffen Division branched from.
He was a follower of Occult Fascism and was even an admirer of Anton Lavey.
Nick Bougas aka A. Wyatt Mann
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David Myatt
Founder of the Order of Nine Angles (O9A) which is alleged to be the same group that infiltrated Atomwaffen. Note that there are different interpretations of ONA, so it came from a different non-orthodox O9A nexion called Tempel ov Blood.
David Myatt was the ideological heavyweight for Combat 18, was a radical ideologically, was involved with the British NSM, National Front, Column 88 (a pan-European NS militant group that was clandestinely funded by NATO to act as guerillas in the event of a Communist attack), South Africa’s AWB, Loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland, and was Left Hand Path practitioner as early as 1969 before his conversion to Sunni Islam.
Golden Dawn
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David Duke
In the early 2000s, Duke started an organization called the National Organization for European American Rights (NOFEAR) but was renamed after a sporting goods company sued him over his “NOFEAR” name, he renamed it the European-American Unity and Rights Organization (EURO). Vince Breeding, who was the then national director of EURO, was also a former guitarist for the Satanic black metal band Acheron, whose lead signer, Vincent Crowley, was a “priest” for Anton Lavey’s Church of Satan before he died of heart failure in 1997.
Those are just a few examples. Could anyone find any reason for these bizarre connections?
