Golden Dawn commemorate Dominique Venner – French hero who gave his life to awaken Europe
Hundreds of Greek nationalists attended the ceremony organised by Golden Dawn in central Athens, in honour of the French nationalist Dominique Venner, who ended his own life on 21 May 2013, in order to awaken the consciousness of the Europeans. Dominique Venner was a lifelong French nationalist, militant, traditionalist intellectual and heavyweight historian. On 21
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Success for ELAM in the elections on Cyprus
The nationalistic party ELAM (the National Popular Front) will take two seats in the parliament after obtaining 3.7 percent in the parliamentary elections on Cyprus yesterday. ELAM was founded in 2008 and become an approved political party in 2011. ELAM took part in the parliamentary elections in 2011 and received 1.08 percent of the votes.
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Information campaign in Lithuania
Member of APF, MP Valerijus Simulik, recently visited the book market in Birzai city during Lithuanian Information Campaign. From the right to left – Mayor of Birzai – Valdemaras Valkiunas, Normunds Grostins – Chairman of the Board at Latvian Institute of Future research, Edzus Apeltins – member of the Board at Latvian Institute of Future
‘Refugee’ threatens to throw baby at police
Truly shocking footage from Greece, showing the callous nature of some bogus ‘refugees’, and also highlighting the very real dangers facing those who are genuinely fleeing from the chaos imposed on their countries by EU-backed ‘regime change’ wars. We genuinely pity these people, which is why we don’t try to use them as political pawns.
Eurovision Song Contest – another night of squalor and the most outrageously political decision yet
Just when you thought the Eurovision Song Contest couldn’t sink any lower, last night saw the most blatantly political decision ever, with the decision to award first place to a singer from the EU’s neo-Nazi puppet state Ukraine, rather than to the Russian favourite. To add to the indecency, the Ukrainian entry featured an extremely
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Cameron tax bombshell and Tory civil war – who’s dropping banana skins on the road to Britain’s EU Referendum?
The campaign to keep Britain in the European Union is unravelling by the day. The prospect of an easy win for the “Remain” camp is vanishing, as a succession of banana skins and a brutal civil war in the Conservative party wipes out a poll lead that seemed unassailable just a few weeks ago. None
Serbians commemorate massacres by Nato and its Islamist allies
While the war against NATO-backed terrorists still rages in Syria, most of the visible scars of Nato’s criminal bombing of Serbia have now healed in the capital Belgrade. But the memories of the many innocent victims of NATO missiles and of the Islamist death squads of Albanians and Arab Jihadis in Kosovo are still raw.
Nationalistic 1st of May demonstrations in Europe
Around Europe several demonstrations were organized by patriotic forces on the 1st of May, including some from Alliance for Peace and Freedoms national partners in Belgium, Germany and Czech Republic. Belgium In Brussels the authorities tried to prevent Nation from demonstrating by turning down requests, deploying forces and putting up a blockade. Nevertheless, fifty activist
Bankster Soros “funds far-left plot” to flood Europe with Muslim migrants
Notorious global bankster George Soros has been accused of funding a coalition of far-left No Borders activists to help hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants flood into Europe. His Open Society foundation is said to fund w2eu (“Welcome to EU”), which is handing our huge numbers of what has been described as an “invasion manual”,
Nick Griffin visits Serbia – more APF expansion on the way
Last week was a good one for Serbian nationalists, with major electoral success and the establishment of firm and friendly links with the Alliance for Peace and Freedom. The electoral success came in the country’s parliamentary elections, which saw the patriotic Serbian Radical Party double its share of the vote to 8.4%. The SRP was