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Neo-Nazi active clubs, inspired by American figures like Rob Rundo, are rapidly spreading across the globe, including in Canada, Europe, and Latin America, promoting violence, fascist ideologies, and recruitment through martial arts and public displays, with connections to groups like Patriot Front.
"Active clubs," a strand of the white nationalist movement, have been growing in the US over the past three years and are now making themselves more visible. These decentralized cells, often dressed in tactical gear and masks, emphasize mixed martial arts training and are preparing for political and racially motivated violence. The Northwest Nationalist Network, based in the Pacific Northwest, has been particularly active, but similar groups have emerged in other states. The rise of these active clubs can be attributed to Robert Rundo, a self-professed fascist and white nationalist who has established trans-Atlantic ties with hate groups. While some groups openly embrace neo-Nazism, others have taken a more subtle approach. These active clubs have recently clashed with other far-right groups, but their common goal of spreading extreme ideologies remains a concern.
"Active clubs," a strand of the white nationalist movement, have been growing in the U.S. over the past three years, with members organizing and recruiting through combat sports and preparing for politically and racially motivated violence. These decentralized cells, inspired by European far-right extremism, have been targeting LGBTQ events and spreading their message of hate in public. The movement is led by Robert Rundo, who has deepened ties with similar hate groups internationally. While some groups openly embrace neo-Nazism, others have taken a more covert approach. The increased public activity of these active clubs has led to conflicts with other far-right groups, but experts warn that their shared goal of intimidating the LGBTQ community highlights the need to address the rise of extremism in America.