The Great Neo-Nazi Lorebook

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1. #1Definition

   Keys: NN, Neo-Nazism, fourth reich., nazi, neo-nazi

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   Neo-Nazism (NN) is a far-right belief. They're part of the modern far-right, overlapping with groups like white nationalists and the alt-right. They're not a monolith and some of the opinions may differ, but they have core beliefs: promoting racial/ethnic supremacy (often White supremacy) of their own group; discriminating against minorities (often the Jews and Muslims) and, in some cases, establishing a fascist state (e.g., "Fourth Reich"). Conspiracy theories are also common.

2. #2Core Beliefs

   Keys: non-binary, race realism, Jewishness, patriarchy, sex work, shiksa, jewish question., LGBT, OnlyFans, prostitution, trad, Jew, bisexual, transgender, degeneracy, globalism, white supremacy, goy, race-mixing, circumcision, anti-semite, great replacement, transgenders, Judaism, white extinction, immigration, anti-semitism, LGBTQ+, gays, invasion, feminism, gay, porn, Christianity, LGBTQ, Jews, lesbian, jq, cultural marxism, Jewish, women's rights, traditionalism, Talmud, lesbians, feminist

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   · Anti-semitism. The Jewish elite are the true enemy. Politicians, bankers, media moguls — they're the ones pulling the strings. They promote degeneracy, race-mixing, and diversity to destroy Western civilization. But all Jews are not to be trusted, as it's in their blood/culture.

   They believe Jews run the media, banks, and governments, and are secretly trying to destroy white civilization. Common conspiracy theories: "Great Replacement" (Jews are bringing in non-white immigrants to replace white people) and "Cultural Marxism" (Jews created feminism, political correctness, and LGBTQ+ rights to weaken the West). They claim Jews have no loyalty to any country, only to other Jews and their "globalist" agenda.

   · Judaism. They believe the Talmud (a central text of Rabbinic Judaism) contains instructions for Jews to deceive, exploit, and harm non-Jews. They might pick passages to prove that Judaism is inherently evil and that Jews see non-Jews as subhuman (eg., the terms goy and shiksa), which also justifies their own hatred. They criticize some of the Judaism practices like Metzitzah B'Peh and circumcision in general, arguing it's a cruel and unnecessary forced mutilation.

   · Anti-feminism. They think feminism is a Jewish plot to destroy traditional families, make women infertile by allowing them to work, and make men weak. In response, they advocate for patriarchy and banning women from work and voting. The ideology dictates that a woman's primary duty is to marry and birth white children to stave off what they call "white extinction". They also believe once women are abolished of these rights, the economy will normalize, allowing families to live off one income again.

   Women are often blamed for "pushing the feminism" too far and mocked for complaining about work at all: "you wanted it, so now you face the consequences". Same goes for politics, women are blamed for voting left, which is used as another argument for letting the men rule.

   · Anti-LGBTQ. They believe being gay or trans is a mental illness, and that LGBTQ+ people are "groomers" or "degenerates". Specifically, they think homosexuality is a coping mechanism for childhood sexual abuse trauma, and transgenderism is either a fetish or another coping mechanism (rejecting femininity or masculinity). The movement is funded by Jews to decrease the birth rates among white people, according to neo-nazis.

   · Jews fund degeneracy. They're convinced Jews are behind porn, OnlyFans, and sex work — all of which they believe must be eliminated. It's all part of the plan to corrupt and weaken society.

   · Only some people should have kids. They think disabled people, minorities, and "undesirables" shouldn't reproduce. They want to "improve" the gene pool.

   · Immigration is an invasion. They think non-white immigrants are being brought in on purpose to replace white people. They call it "invasion" or "replacement".

   · White supremacy. They think white people are better than everyone else, biologically and culturally. They argue that it's scientific.

   · Race Realism is a claim that race determines intelligence and personality.

   · JQ (Jewish Question) is an old idea that the Jewish minority was a problem, basically "what to do with the Jews". Neo-nazis still use it online.

   · Cultural Christianity is a belief that Western values are rooted in Christianity, even if you're not religious. Used to justify anti-immigration and "protecting" European identity.

3. #3Theories

   Keys: conspiracies, theory, LGBT, global warming, protocols of the elders of zion, woke, conspiracy, great replacement, white genocide, political correctness, theories, black death, 9/11, Frankfurt School., judeo-bolshevism, cultural marxism, PC culture, holocaust, plague

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   Main theories:

   · Holocaust. Neo-nazis either deny the Holocaust happened or downplay it. Some claim it's a complete hoax, a Jewish lie to guilt-trip white people and get sympathy. Others admit something happened but say the numbers are exaggerated — like, maybe 271,000 Jews died instead of six million, or they claim most died from disease and starvation, not gas chambers. Others obsess over "debunking" it. Either way, they treat it like a religion that white people are forced to believe.

   · Many believe Jews were behind the 9/11 attacks — either Mossad or Israeli intelligence warned them to stay home that day, or they planned it to justify the Iraq War and increase US influence in the Middle East.

   · Judeo-Bolshevism. An old conspiracy theory that Jews were the masterminds behind the Russian Revolution and communism. The idea is that Jewish intellectuals invented communism to destabilize Christian nations and seize power.

   · The Black Death. Some neo-nazis claim Jews poisoned wells to spread the plague in medieval Europe.

   · The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is an old text claiming to to demonstrate evidence of a global Jewish conspiracy.

   · Global warming. Called a hoax or Jewish scam — invented to push population control, carbon taxes, and destroy Western industry. Some claim it's about making white people feel guilty for having children.

   · Great Replacement. Jews are allegedly bringing in non-white immigrants to replace white people.

   · Cultural Marxism. The Frankfurt School (a group of Jewish thinkers) apparently created feminism, political correctness (PC) and the woke agenda, and LGBTQ+ rights to destroy Western culture.

   · White Genocide is an idea that white people are being deliberately wiped out by immigration and race-mixing.

   And other theories...

4. #4Dog Whistles

   Keys: 3000 years ago., 271k, 271, based, cuckservative, juice emoji, noticer, the juice, mudsharks, (((them))), dog whistles, cuck, mudshark, the great noticing, dog whistle, nose emoji, hh, good goy, Jewish daycare

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   · Cuck / Cuckservative is an insult for conservatives who aren't racist or anti-semitic enough. Cuck is also used as a general insult.

   · Based: when someone says or does something in favor of NN ideology.

   · HH aka Heil Hitler.

   · The juice is an euphemism for Jews, often replaced by the juice (🧃) emoji in online spaces. Same goes for the nose emoji (👃). Another euphemism is "(((them)))". Those are specifically used to avoid getting censored or in a joking manner: the Jews are listening, can't name them directly.

   · The Great Noticing is another dog whistle that frames anti-semitism as an act of "waking up" or pointing out Jewish people in positions of power or influence. Someone who did that is called a noticer.

   · 271k is a meme and a dog whistle used by Holocaust deniers. It promotes the claim that only around 271,000 Jews died during the Holocaust.

   · Jewish daycare — that's how neo-nazis call workplaces where women work, while they could be at home, caring for their family.

   · Mudshark is derogatory term for a white woman engaging in race mixing. Such women are often mocked, as neo-nazis joke about her being a future "single mom" or a "domestic violence victim".

   · "Good goy" used as a condescending, sarcastic remark towards people who either deny NN beliefs or defend what neo-nazis consider Jewish degeneracy. As in, "good goy, you're eating up the lies."

   · "Promised 3000 years ago" (or "it was promised to them 3000 years ago") is another classic meme. It originates as a reference to the concept of the "Promised Land" — the land of Canaan/Israel that God promised to Abraham and his descendants in the Hebrew Bible. On social media, the phrase is used as a sarcastic remark either talking about the Jews, or something else entirely (eg., "big tiddy goth GF was promised to me 3000 years ago").

5. #5Figures

   Keys: tesak, influencer., martsinkevich, commentator, varg vikernes, woman propaganda, hayden mcdougall, stream, streamer, radio show host, candace owens, content creators, conspiracist, paul miller, content creator, reels, Breivik, alex jones, streams, influencers, terrorist, Hitler, gypsy crusader, grifters, kanye west, fuentes

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   The scene is fractured. Most modern figures are either grifters, memes, or useful idiots. Hardcore NN types tend to distrust anyone with a platform, viewing them as compromised or chasing clout. True respect is rare and is usually saved for classic ideologists and historical figures like Hitler himself.

   · Gypsy Crusader aka Paul Miller. A neo-Nazi internet guy known for his Omegle streams where he baits strangers and screams "nigger" at blacks, doing Muay Thai (he's a former coach), and cosplay during said streams (Joker, The Riddler and other media characters). Romani, which creates tension. Was arrested before (firearm and drug possession). Former journalist. Has a telegram channel, banned from other platforms, but has a lot of dedicated fan pages and imitators, even fan girls.

   · Nick Fuentes – a far-right white nationalist streamer. Leader of the "America First" movement. Anti-Semitic, anti-feminist, Christian and pro-white. Claims Slavs aren't white, like most American white nationalists. Despite his public following and many fan girls, he's mocked in NN spaces for his appearance and being Mexican ("spic Fuentes"). His audience leans more alt-right than hardcore NN, and he's often criticized for being too soft on the JQ. Degrades people who donate to him during streams.

   · Alex Jones – a radio show host who goes on anti-government rants. Spreads conspiracies like the New World Order theory. He is the founder of Infowars and Banned.Video, websites that promote the theories. A walking meme. Actively mocked in NN spaces for refusing to mention the JQ directly, despite hinting at it. Seen as a profit-driven grifter who plays to normies.

   · Kanye West – a popular black rapper who publicly praised Hitler in his tracks and otherwise. Platformed by far-right figures, but not taken seriously as a thinker. Mostly used for clout and to trigger liberals. Others think he's mentally ill and being used.

   · Varg Vikernes – Norwegian black metal musician and convicted murderer. Runs a YouTube channel where he rambles about European paganism, race, and anti-semitism. Seen as a serious thinker by some, a LARPer by others. Has a dedicated following among those who like the pagan/occult wing of NN.

   · Tesak aka Maxim Martsinkevich – deceased Russian neo-Nazi, founder of the banned group "Restrukt!" Known for creating viral videos of himself and his group "hunting" gay men, pedophiles, pushers, the homeless and immigrants — then humiliating them on cam. Served multiple prison sentences. Seen as a genuine activist and a martyr by some, criticized by others for not actually fighting crime, taking money and even suspected being a glowie. His approach was more hands-on than the online chatter of Western NN figures. Tesak's bent thumb gesture is a dog whistle and a nod to the leader. It also became a kind of endorsement of their vigilantism, especially the "pedophile hunting" rhetoric.

   · Anders Breivik is a Norwegian neo-nazi mass murderer who perpetrated the 2011 Norway attacks, killing 77 people. His manifesto is a mix of anti-Muslim, anti-feminist, and anti-semitic rhetoric, with praise for Hitler and the Third Reich. Currently serving a sentence. Referenced in memes. Also connected to the raised-fist gesture ("Knights Templar" salute).

   Other far-right figures that aren't explicitly NN are also well-known among them, for example:

   · Candace Owens – a black female right-wing commentator. Platformed Nick Fuentes, who reportedly has a crush on her. Used as a token to deflect racism accusations. Not taken seriously as an ideological figure. Also accused of being a grifter.

   · Woman Propaganda aka Hayden McDougall – makes viral Reels where he comments on other videos. A manlet who got clowned on for being slapped in public. Seen as a joke or entertainment by most.

6. #6Memes

   Keys: esoteric hitlerism, death in june, neofolk, bateman, fight club, hollow earth, inglourious basterds, white monster, energy drink, agartha, the boys, tyler durden, homelander, subterranean reich, south park., american psycho, hans landa, sigma

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   · Hans Landa (Inglourious Basterds movie) – the fictional SS colonel from Quentin Tarantino's film, played by Christoph Waltz. In NN meme spaces, Landa is admired for his charisma and intellect, and used in edits. Memes often pair him with quotes like "You're sheltering enemies of the state, are you not?" or "That's a bingo!"

   · Homelander (from The Boys series) – a blonde, blue-eyed "superhero" with laser eyes who embodies America's worst instincts. Used in memes to represent white supremacy, male rage, and untouchable power.

   · Patrick Bateman (American Psycho movie/book) – a symbol of "sigma" masculinity. Used in memes to represent superiority. While the movie was directed by a woman and a gay man, Bateman became the aesthetic for men in NN and manospere circles.

   · Tyler Durden (Fight Club movie/book) – a symbol of rejecting consumerism and reclaiming masculinity through violence. Often referenced for his "based" quotes and Brad Pitt's physique in the movie.

   Memes

   · White Monster Ultra Zero — a zero-calorie energy drink. It became the unofficial drink of "based" internet culture — gamers, gym-goers, and edgy online types. Seen as an "alpha" drink and referenced in memes. Some neo-nazis reject Monster altogether as it's produced by the Jews, other "reclaim" this specific drink.

   · Agartha (The Hollow Earth/Subterranean Reich Myth) is a bizarre and persistent meme in NN spaces. The idea is that the Nazis didn't actually lose WWII, they retreated to a hidden underground civilization in Antarctica or inside the hollow Earth (Agartha), where they've been building advanced technology and biding their time. Sometimes tied to UFOs, secret space programs, or "breakaway civilizations". Used both seriously by some (as a conspiracy theory) and ironically by others (as a meme to promote the ideology or mock normies). It's a useful dog whistle. The meme overlaps with esoteric Hitlerism and the more occult wing of NN.

   · Death in June – a British neofolk band. In far-right and NN spaces, Death in June has become a cult icon. The music is melancholic and heavily references paganism, European folklore, and imagery associated with the Third Reich (runes, uniforms, fascist aesthetics).

   · South Park — the animated show gets referenced in NN meme spaces for obvious reasons.

7. #7Overlaps

   Keys: incels, incel, glowie, troll, LARPer, white nationalists, white nationalist, LARPers., LARP, alt-right, trolls, edgy, glowies

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   · Neo-Nazis are direct descendants of Nazi ideology. They hate Jews, worship Hitler (or at least respect him), deny the Holocaust, and want a white ethnostate. They're more openly violent and extreme. · The Alt-Right is a bigger tent. Some are neo-Nazis. Others are white nationalists who don't call themselves Nazis because it's bad PR. Some are "traditionalists" who care about European culture and "identity." Others are just edgy trolls who like pissing off liberals. But they all share a core belief: white people are superior and need to protect their race and culture from outsiders.

   In practice, the difference is mostly aesthetic. Neo-Nazis are more likely to wear swastikas and talk about gas chambers. Alt-right guys are more likely to talk about "IQ differences" and "demographics".

   There's overlap between NN spaces and the manosphere (incel communities, MGTOW (men who refuse to date women), etc.). Anti-feminism and anti-LGBTQ sentiment are shared. But not all Neo-Nazis share their hateful views.

   And finally, not everyone in NN spaces is a true believer. Some are trolls, some are edgy teenagers, some are just lonely and looking for community. Maybe a few glowies too (feds or snitches under disguise).

8. #8Spaces

   Keys: twitter, Terrorgram, 4chan, /pol/, stormfront, 8kun, iron march, instagram, telegram

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   Telegram and other private messengers are neo-nazis go-to for planning and group chats. Twitter is full of NN LARPers. Instagram is an option as it's barely censored for a mainstream platform, though it often bans content creators. They also love anonymous imageboards like 4chan's /pol/ and 8kun for meme-spreading and radicalization, plus old-school forums like Stormfront and Iron March for deeper discussion (though they often get shut down).

   · The Terrorgram Collective is a decentralized online network on Telegram that promotes violent white supremacy and accelerationism. They're designated as terrorists by multiple countries. Distribute terror manuals (assassination guides, bomb-making, sabotage) and glorify past mass shooters as "saints". Inspired real-world attacks. Operate through encrypted channels and group chats.

9. #9Accelerationism

   Keys: nexion, O9A, Siege, Atomwaffen, American Nazi Party, accelerationist, accelerationism, Order of Nine Angles, nexions, AWD, Mason

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   · James N. Mason is a long-standing figure in the NN movement who started in the 1960s with George Lincoln Rockwell's American Nazi Party. His newsletter, Siege, promoted a strategy of "leaderless resistance" and violent societal collapse to achieve a white ethnostate.

   His accelerationism — the idea of purposefully speeding up societal chaos to trigger a race war — is a core part of this. Groups like the Atomwaffen Division and the Terrorgram Collective have been heavily influenced by his Siege writings.

   · Atomwaffen Division (AWD) — an international neo-Nazi terrorist group founded in the US, accelerationists. They've been linked to several murders and bomb plots. They're extreme even by neo-Nazi standards — into Satanism, occultism, and the whole "siege culture". They recruit heavily online, targeting young, alienated white men. Some members have defected and become informants. But overall, the group fragmented after arrests.

   · Order of Nine Angles (O9A) is another NN organization, founded in UK. They combine neo-Nazi beliefs about racial supremacy with satanic occultism and violent rituals. While O9A promotes the same core goals (white supremacy, societal collapse), they add a layer of esoteric Satanism that has caused friction with more traditional NN groups. Operates through independent local cells referred to as "nexions". Members secretly infiltrate organisations such as the military or Christian churches in order to destabilise them from within.

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