Neo-Nazis hope to form far-right government, say during tour of the room – Job

About 25 neo-Nazis from Outpost toured the House of Representatives on Saturday. Concerned citizens had raised the alarm about the outbreak's visit to the room, but according to ProDemos, which organizes the tours, everyone who adheres to the house and safety rules is welcome. This is what the Norwegian Refugee Council writes.

Voorpost is a notorious club that always appears in AIVD publications about far-right groups. The organization downplays the crimes of the Nazis and sympathizes with the apartheid regime that controlled South Africa until 1990.

Forpost members were arrested in 2012 for obstructing the unveiling of a statue of Nelson Mandela. That same year, neo-Nazis imprisoned refugees living in a tent camp. They always bring the Prince's infamous flag with them to meetings – for example, at the end of last month on the anniversary of William of Orange's birthday.

Right-wing extremists have told the Norwegian Refugee Council that they welcome the formation of a far-right government. “We hope it works.” Forpost leaders see their right-wing brown ideas as becoming increasingly popular. “The election results are increasingly right-wing. In the Netherlands, Europe and everywhere.”