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Old April 21st, 2023 #1
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Struggle for Power and Murder in Brazil's Neo-Nazi Movement.

There were two groups vying for power in Brazil's neo-Nazi movement:

- Ricardo Barollo's group, which projected the establishment of Brazil only for Whites, and the country would be called Neuland, and they had already written their own Constitution.

This group advocated violence against blacks, Jews, Indians and gays;

- the group of the couple Bernardo Dayrell Pedroso and Renata Waeschter Ferreira, who edited the main Brazilian neo-Nazi magazine.

This group was against violence.

In April 2009, by order of Ricardo Barollo, Bernardo Dayrell Pedroso and Renata Waeschter Ferreira were summarily executed.

I never talked to any of them.

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Old April 21st, 2023 #2
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Bernardo Dayrell Pedroso and Renata Waeschter Ferreira




 
Old April 23rd, 2023 #3
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https://istoe.com.br/13380_OS+NAZISTAS+BRASILEIROS/



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The Brazilian Nazis

A double homicide reveals the existence of new followers of Hitler in the country, with a political plan, weapons and connections abroad.

SUZANE G. FRUTUOSO, FROM CURITIBA, AND JOÃO LOES


05/20/2009 - 10:00 am


HOMAGE A party celebrating Hitler's 120th birthday. Above, Barollo arrested

Neuland is a "new land", where citizens do not lack jobs and the minimum wage is 840 euros (R$ 2,400). In this Federative Republic, the national anthem is the last movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and the capital was named Magno – to assert its grandeur. There are three interconnected buildings, with 200 thousand square meters and 160 floors each. Neuland could be the fictional country of a fantasy narrative. But the mind of those who created this nation-babel, with 20 official languages, is the same one that is being accused of planning the death of a rival, motivated by an ideology that has already been used to justify the murder of millions of people in the last century and is shown to be alive in Brazil in 2009: Nazism.

Ricardo Barollo, 34, from São Paulo, coordinator of special projects for construction company Camargo Corrêa, was appointed as the mastermind of the crime that took the life of Minas Gerais architecture student Bernardo Dayrell, 24, and his girlfriend, student Renata Waechter, 21, in the early hours of the morning. on April 21 in Campina Grande do Sul, Paraná, due to a power struggle. The crime unveiled an organized network of Nazis in the country, with branches in several states and connections with other countries.

Barollo and Dayrell were leaders of the two largest national movements. They argued that the white race was on the verge of extinction and, therefore, miscegenation should end. Neuland would be the far-right country guided by the same ideology that the dictator Adolf Hitler implanted in Germany from 1934. First, the group would take over São Paulo and the southern states of the country. Afterwards, it would conquer the territory of 22 countries in Europe.

This story came to light on May 1, when Barollo was arrested in the Moema district of São Paulo, in the high-end apartment where he lived with his parents – five others accused of participating in the crime were also detained in Paraná. From then on, the police began to gain access to the neo-Nazi universe of which the group is a part. The network with branches in the Southeast, South and Midwest of the country is formed, for the most part, by young people from the middle or upper class, with a good intellectual background. The requirement is so great that, to be admitted to the faction, the candidate must pass a rigorous test.

The evaluation is carried out by computer, in a document sent by e-mail with an access password and 30 essay questions such as "Do the ends justify the means?", "Who was Adolf Hitler?" and "Who and how were the main governments in Europe in the 40's?". Anyone who responds according to what historical facts prove is disapproved. Pass the one whose answers are inspired by revisionism, a theory that, among other things, denies the Holocaust. Those approved are "baptized" in a confirmed place a few hours before the event – ​​only the city where the meeting takes place is disclosed in advance. Holding flaming torches, they promise to honor the image of the Führer and National Socialism.


DISCLOSURE Cover of a monthly online magazine created by Dayrell that preaches Nazism


Such devotion is contained in discreet actions, like a secret society. The movement has no headquarters, website, or anything that identifies it in society. Members prefer to communicate via email or instant messaging. Phone calls, only in exceptional cases. Meetings, when unavoidable, always take place in different places, so as not to arouse suspicion. There is no amateurism. Groups are divided into cells.

Propaganda serves to disseminate ideology through magazines and posters. In politics, the focus is on forming future parties and winning over new members. The paramilitary is the armed sector, which they say is for defense (there is no evidence that they participate in any type of training). Women cannot participate.

But they are allowed to attend parties, where drinking is controlled and drugs are prohibited. Blacks can also join the movement, but they need to be "pure", without mixing races. And they would never become leaders.

Neuland's detailed plan was presented by Barollo to his followers in September 2008. First, the group would elect councilors and the mayor in Balneário Piçarras, in Santa Catarina. In a few years, strengthened, it would take over the southern states and São Paulo, in a separatist movement that would create the new country.

The borders, however, would be closed to immigrants. Barollo confirmed this information to the police on the day of the arrest, when he was wearing a German national football shirt. What he didn't say is that the group's objective was much more daring. Neuland, a "promised land" based on "unity, justice and freedom", would occupy countries that are part of the European Union, such as Germany, Denmark, Spain, Italy, Poland, Sweden, among others.

Everything is documented as a government plan in folders to which ISTOÉ had access. Barollo would be president, with a salary of 10,560 euros (R$ 30,000). Higher than the BRL 8,348.95 he received at Camargo Corrêa. His birthday, July 18, would be listed as a national holiday. Flags, ministries, companies, positions and laws were already defined.

WITNESS Former member of the Barollo group confirms fight for the purity of the white race

In addition to Dayrell, the police already know that two more possible leaders were scheduled to die for diverging from Barollo: one in the southern city of Caxias do Sul and another in the capital of São Paulo. The detained group would also have support from leaders in Chile and England. From Argentina, where there is a neo-Nazi network with three thousand members, came the weapons of the crime. In Brazil, as far as we know, the majority fights for ideology and defends strategy, not the use of weapons, so that neo-Nazism will gain strength over time. Violence would be the last resort, unlike the skinheads, whose main stimulus is to attack minorities, such as people from the Northeast and homosexuals.

ISTOÉ's report interviewed three young people from neo-Nazi groups – two arrested, accused of Dayrell's murder, and a dissident who will be a witness for the prosecution. All in their 20s. They expressed regret for joining the faction, but confirmed their beliefs. "The extreme right makes things firmer", believes Gustavo Wendler, 21 years old, one of the prisoners. They also highlighted that they had black, Jewish and foreign friends. They even knew homosexuals. "I just don't allow them to invade my space," said Rodrigo Mota, 19, another detainee.

In addition to Wendler and Mota, Jairo Fischer, 21 years old, Rosana Almeida, 22, and João Guilherme Correa, 18, were arrested. principal. His lawyer, Adriano Bretas, told ISTOÉ that his client would not grant an interview, that he denies all the accusations and will only speak in court.

On the night of the crime, Dayrell's group organized a party at a farm in Campina Grande to celebrate the 120th anniversary of Hitler's birth. The accused lured Dayrell and Renata, who had left Minas to participate in the event, into an ambush on the BR-116. All were friends, despite being part of rival factions. "They go to a popular jury and face up to 72 years in prison for double aggravated homicide, base motive and apology for Nazism", says Caricati. In the homes of those involved and people who participated in the party, material related to Hitler's ideology was found, such as flags, posters, magazines, books and brooches.

Differences between Barollo and Dayrell began in 2007, three years after the group's formation. The miner would have created t-shirts, caps and flags with Nazi symbols to sell. Barollo went on to accuse him of being a capitalist, stating that the group's ideal was a pure race and social equality. Dayrell called the leader controlling, rigid, eccentric, and also forged a vote calling himself the new commander of the group in Minas Gerais and Paraná. Some time later, Dayrell invited people who could not join Barollo's group, because of the difficulty of the admission test, to follow him. Barollo's faction counts 50 members. Dayrell's, 300 people.

The groups revealed by the crime in Paraná are not the only ones in Brazil where followers of Adolf Hitler are found. ISTOÉ found that there are at least three more organized neo-Nazi factions in the country. One in Rio Grande do Sul, with 70 people, another also from Rio Grande do Sul, which exists only to import weapons, with 20 members, and a third in São Paulo, with about 40. There is no consolidated data on how many neo-Nazis there are in Brazil. But research by anthropologist Adriana Dias, from the State University of Campinas (Unicamp), gives clues. For her master's thesis she studied websites that preached neo-Nazism in Portuguese, Spanish and English.

It reached a total of 13,000 pages in 2007. "Today, there are 20,000, almost double", says Adriana. The survey revealed that there were around 150,000 accesses to these addresses from Brazil. With the arrival of the internet, seeking partners who identify with the Nazi ideology became easier. Between 2006 and 2008, Safernet, which fights cybercrime, saw a sharp increase in the number of reports of hateful content on the web.

"Most of them were on the Orkut social network, but there were also forums, websites and blogs", says Thiago Tavares, president of Safernet. He says that the complaints decreased after a major operation to curb these pages in 2008, but the online activity continues. "The neo-Nazis are organized and have the technical knowledge to create mechanisms that hide the origin of the connections", he says.

Proof of this is the online magazine O Martelo, created by Bernardo Dayrell to publicize neo-Nazism. In the February 2009 issue, ten pages of the publication are devoted to an internet safety guide. The text basically talks about the importance of the network for the National Socialist movement and explains, step by step, how to browse anonymously (and thus access prohibited content without being identified).

The internet also facilitated the creation of dissent from the most well-known groups, such as Front88 and Valhalla88, for example. These dissidents advertise themselves with fancy names and on elaborate websites, but they average five or six members. "On the net, we see groups appearing and disappearing quickly", says Alexandre de Almeida, historian and master in anthropology from the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC), author of the study Skinheads: the ordered myths of the White Power in São Paulo.

Experts are unanimous: repression is the main way for neo-Nazi movements not to spread further – and gain power as terrorist factions have achieved in other countries, becoming a risk to the security of the State. There is, however, an alternative that depends exclusively on society, which is education for tolerance and diversity. "You don't see this in schools and few parents address the subject", says historian Maria Luiza Tucci Carneiro, a professor at the University of São Paulo and a specialist in racism and anti-Semitism.

Respect for others is taught from an early age, says COPE's chief delegate, Miguel Stadler, who highlights the ignorance of the parents of those involved in the Paraná case – none of them knew that their children were sympathetic to Hitler. "The discussion about prejudice is urgent", says delegate Caricati. "Who would have thought that, decades later, an ideology based on barbarism would be responsible for such a crime?" Even more so in Brazil, where miscegenation is an indelible mark of the country.
 
Old May 12th, 2023 #4
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The Neuland documents show that Barollo thought it more important to define his high salary as president, and his birthday as a "national holiday" than to develop a real and doable WN project.

And I hate his separatism; it is the Left that loves to separate and divide national territories, to destroy and weaken nations, as it did with the former great Russia, which lost Ukraine, the Baltic States and Georgia.

And Neuland's project to conquer European countries is megalomaniac and surreal...

Barollo turns out to be just a head of a gang of assassins, and a leader has to be more.

And Dayrell was too intellectual and too kind to be a leader.
 
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Each to his own, but Neo-Nazism has failed every single time in the US, whenever and wherever it has been implemented. White Americans don't want to be Nazis. Nor do they respond positively to what it stands for.

 
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History Lessson

Class, today's history lesson is on the rise of the National Socialist movment in Germany in the 1920s and early 1930s. During the 1920's, the National Socialists were considered a radical fringe party. They had no significant base of support in the broad German population. And then...
  • 1928 German Federal Election: The National Socialists received 2.63% of the vote. The Germany people wanted nothing to do with them.
  • 1930 German Federal Election: The National Socialists won 18.25% of the vote, making them the second-strongest party in Germany.
  • 1932 German Federal Election: The National Socialists won 37.27% of the vote, making them the strongest party in the Weimar republic.
  • January 30, 1933: Adolf Hitler is named chancellor, and begins building the National Socialist state.
You see, class, the German people wanted nothing to do with the National Socialists - until they did.
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Old May 13th, 2023 #7
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Each to his own, but Neo-Nazism has failed every single time in the US, whenever and wherever it has been implemented. White Americans don't want to be Nazis. Nor do they respond positively to what it stands for.
It's true that the general public reacts negatively to NS imagery due to jewish brainwashing, but let's be clear: the basic principles of National Socialism are perfectly sound and would solve most of the major problems in today's Western society. For example, look at NS Germany's family policies:




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Marriage loans (German: Ehestandsdarlehen, German pronunciation: [ˈeːəʃtantsˌdaʁleːən]) were part of the promotion of the family in Nazi Germany. Instituted in 1933, they were offered to newlywed couples in the form of vouchers for household goods, initially on condition that the woman stopped working. Unless the husband's earnings were very low, interest rates on the loans continued to be lower if only he worked; and one quarter of the principal was forgiven for each child.
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Couples who were both employed had to pay back the loan at the rate of 3% per month; if only the husband was employed, the repayment rate was 1% a month.[3][6] In accordance with the Nazi policy of reversing the decline in the birth rate among Germans, one quarter of the loan was forgiven for each child, so that with the fourth child, no more was owed.[3][8][16]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marriage_loan

Now compare that to the modern-day West where jewish millionaire/billionaire pedophiles are living the high life thanks to their ill-gotten gains while white people are forced to live in small and shitty apartments or in so-called pods that resemble slave quarters while being told that they should start eating insects in order to save the planet:






The edible insects coming to a supermarket near you

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-58636969

Salted ants. Ground crickets. Why you should try edible insects.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/healt...-good-for-you/



 
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It's true that the general public reacts negatively to NS imagery due to jewish brainwashing, but let's be clear: the basic principles of National Socialism are perfectly sound and would solve most of the major problems in today's Western society.
 
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