They look the same, they think along the same lines, and they will be living next to you

Profile: Who are Ukraine's far-right Azov regiment

Azov is a far right infantry military group, ultra-nationalists with a white supremacist ideology. They have officially integrated into the National Guard of Ukraine. They carried out attacks against minority groups and its leader Andriy Biletsky said that he is leading the white races of the world against Semite-led Untermenschen (inferior races).

They wear symbols as Swastikas and SS regalia both as part of their uniforms and as tatoos. One of those symbols is the Wolfangel symbol which resembles a black Swastika on a yellow background. Groups carried out pogroms against the Roma community and attacked members of the LGBTQ community.

These are the people the so-called West is supporting. They are sworn anti-Semites.

These are the kind of people that will be coming to the EU and also to Britain. And they share the same ideology of other white supremacist groups that were very active in the United Kingdom.

British Daily Mail supported Adolf Hitler

Former owner of Daily Mail pictured with Adolf Hitler

British Daily Mail supported Adolf Hitler

If you don't know it yet, you might be surprised to learn that the Daily Mail newspaper that publishes articles about 'Nazi Invasion' on its digital version platform, was a full time supporter of Adolf Hitler and of Das Dritte Reich.

Yes, those running the Daily Mail cannot refute historical records. Even when at one point they stopped supported Mosley and the British Blackshirts, their support for Adolf Hitler continued and the heirs now bombard you with articles criticising the so called Far Right and the ones they label 'Holocaust Deniers'.

The British public and especially the post war generations need to be enlightened about the role the Daily Mail played promoting certain values. Most of the people the Daily Mail classifies as 'Neo-Nazis' have little to do with National Socialist ideology. In fact, many in today's 'British Far Right' are former Labour Party members that walked away from the Labour Party feeling disenfranchised when the Labour Party adopted a Globalist approach that was detrimental to the British working class.