Neo-Nazis from Voorpost Tour Dutch House of Representatives, Sparks Concern

About 25 neo-Nazis from Outpost toured the House of Representatives on Saturday. Concerned citizens raised the alarm about the fascist visit to the Chamber, but according to ProDemos, which organizes the visits, everyone who abides by the rules of the house and safety is welcome. That writes NRC.

Voorpost is a prestigious club that always appears in the AIVD’s publications about right-wing extremist groups. The group minimizes the crimes of the Nazis and sympathizes with the apartheid regime that prevailed in South Africa until 1990.

Members of Voorpost were arrested in 2012 for displaying a statue of Nelson Mandela worry. The neo-Nazis closed the same year refugees who lived in a tent camp. At meetings they take their status infamous Prince’s flag – at the end of last month, for example, at one anniversary William of Orange’s birthday.

Right-wing extremists told the NRC that they welcome the formation of an ultra-right cabinet. “We hope it works.” The leaders of Voorpost see that their far-right views are becoming increasingly popular. “The results of the elections are increasingly from the right side. In the Netherlands, in Europe, everywhere. “