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A fringe neo-Nazi movement in Spain, Nucleo Nacional, has attracted a growing online following by packaging incendiary and slickly produced content. The mainstr…
A fringe neo-Nazi movement in Spain, Nucleo Nacional, has attracted a growing online following by packaging incendiary and slickly produced content. The mainstream media attention the group has received has made a marginal organisation appear far larger and more influential than it is. The Listening Post’s Elettra Scrivo travels to Madrid - where she comes face-to-face with Nucleo Nacional’s members - to look at the reality that lies behind the spectacle.
Featuring:
Miquel Ramos – Author, 'Antifascistas'
Urszula Mrozowska – Digital researcher in hate speech and extremism
Why are people so insecure.. Spain should know better… Do something with a little more intelligence and critical thinking…. STUPID
@@fahadmalik8862Imported1mo ago
"recovering Spain from Muslim domination" ? People converted and there was intercession wars it was not Muslim domination. There was forced displacement of polytheist tribes by the Christians as well as domination so the speaker is influenced by orientalism.
@@Relax0kayImported1mo ago
It’s weird how they forget that this started in ww2 against the jews and now they are in support of them
@@epants8507Imported1mo ago
Good for them 👏👏👏👏👏❤️
@@BahramChoobin-g8rImported1mo ago
roots of militant violence in the region date back to the early 20th century, pointing to the establishment of Zionist paramilitary organizations like the <br>Haganah (1920), Irgun (1931), and Lehi (1940) as primary instigators of the historical conflict.<br>Please read history to find out bout trouble makers .
@@DeaftigerImported1mo ago
Supremacy is an excuse...it helps in dealing with their problems. Be kind to each other. Treat everyone with kindness. People are dealing with issues. What is the solution?
@@gettendedImported1mo ago
People should be allowed to be proud of their country and their history.
@@Shining237Imported1mo ago
Next, do a news story about Bandera and Azov in Ukraine.
@@fish4624-q5jImported1mo ago
This is what the far right do they use social media paid by far right political parties in the middle east, Europe and the America's if you control social media you can influence the young minds
@@mathewsbabu8892Imported1mo ago
Is there any Leftist or Communist Muslim countries in the World 🤔🤔🤔
@@DiogoToméImported1mo ago
Based. The 2nd reconquista
@@brotherloveakarhythmicsolarImported1mo ago
Recruiting Young People based on fake news stories, no Nazis forever involved with a takeover that they're describing and to call it a far-right is similar social engineering, these are the European oligarchs up to that same bullsh!t
@@ClutchVerse-q8sImported1mo ago
Jo ladta hai o mera bhai hai jo darpok hai jine ka adhikar nahi
@@mohamedrizwan9483Imported1mo ago
Be human. And support for humanity. Work against terrorism.
A fringe neo-Nazi movement in Spain, Nucleo Nacional, has attracted a growing online following by packaging incendiary and slickly produced content. The mainstream media attention the group has received has made a marginal organisation appear far larger and more influential than it is. The Listening Post’s Elettra Scrivo travels to Madrid - where she comes face-to-face with Nucleo Nacional’s members - to look at the reality that lies behind the spectacle.
Featuring:
Miquel Ramos – Author, 'Antifascistas'
Urszula Mrozowska – Digital researcher in hate speech and extremism