National Action

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National Action is a neo-Nazi extremist organisation based in the UK that targets youths for recruitment, including students within universities.

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[edit] History

The founders of National Action from 2013 were formerly involved with several far-right groups such as English National Resistance, Autonomous Nationalists UK and BNP-Youth (YBNP). One of the founders, Benajmin Raymond, had created a political party of his own called the Integralist Party based on the fascist ideology of Oswald Mosley. Members of National Action claim that these organisations are/were (some are defunct) not extreme enough, and that NA is "more radical than the BNP". Unlike the BNP, National Action is not interested in moderating its racist image to attract popular support. For example, a typical NA leaflet reads: "Cleanse Britain of parasites. The white man is on the march – white power", while National Action’s website contains very crude racist and anti-Semitic imagery and ­quotations by Adolf Hitler; one comment states: "To be on our side, a nationalist must be openly racist and openly anti-Semitic. There is no legitimate reason to not be a racist or an anti-Semite in 2014. The battlefield today is race". Its motto is also: "For a Free White Britain".[1] Alex Davies, another founder of the extremist group has openly claimed NA wants to exterminate Jews. National Action therefore is watched by the British police anti-terror squad who regard them as a threat to national security. However it is unclear if Davies is being serious, since he has claimed his own intentions and those of National Action's are to "piss people off".[2]

In June, 2014, Alex Davies, a then first-year Philosophy undergraduate, was expelled from Warwick University for his racist views and comments about killing Jews.[3][4]

[edit] Far-right criticism

Ironically National Action has been attacked by other white supremacist, skinhead and neo-Nazi groups who view the organization as too provocative or extreme, which they regard will turn the British public away from voting for 'credible' (that is, "I'm not racist, but...") far-right political parties such as the BNP. NA has only so far received support from the more race-obsessed National Front and the Hitler-fanatical British Movement. There are recurrent debate threads on Stormfront whether NA tactics or the organisation itself is genuine.

Some white nationalist conspiracy theorists such as Dan Rayner have claimed NA is "Jewish infiltrated".

[edit] Internet trolling

Various people associated with National Action, past or present, are high-profile trolls. This is includes Garron Helm and Joshua Bonehill.

[edit] Other groups of the same name

"National Action" is a name neo-Nazi groups like using, e.g. a group of this name in Perth, Western Australia in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

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  1. Exposed: Rise of Hitler-loving National Action group who want to 'ethnically cleanse' the UK.
  2. Meet New Neo-Nazi Group National Action Which Just Wants To 'Piss People Off.
  3. Warwick Students' Rally Against Neo-Nazi Group
  4. Fascist leader leaves Warwick
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