"European Knights Project (EKP) is a rather quirky white nationalist and far-right organization and website that attempts to disguise its racism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia and homophobia by slogans and online-banners such as "hate free-zone

The EKP's spokesperson and primary online article writer is former United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) prospective member of British Parliament, Jack Sen. Sen, who was suspended by UKIP for "anti-Semitism" and "broaching the subject of white genocide in South Africa prior to the general election", describes himself as a civic nationalist, in spite of the fact he calls for a moratorium on mass immigration into Britain and Western Europe, and describes himself as a "racial realist". Another of the EKP's main writers is a conspiracy theorist crank called John De Nugent who calls himself a "white civil rights activist" (yes, nothing suspicious about that...). Nugent denies the holocaust happened calling it a "holohoax" and "mega-fraud", and also argues the "the Charlie Hebdo massacre was an operation perpetrated by Israel".[1][2]

Other articles on the website criticize Islam, multiculturalism, and so on, as well as more Holocaust denial, typical of the far-right. "

Steven,
I have nothing against it, everyone is entitled to their opinions, thought and ideologies, but as much as they promote they are not white supremacist or racist I believe they're blowing smoke. Look at their statement:
"We seek to bring honorable men and women of all ethnicities together under the banner of Western 'culturalism', national patriotism, love for Western civilization, the preservation of our unique cultures, Christian heritage and individual national sovereignties."
They're calling for one type of governing, one type of religion and preservation of their culture. Who else sounds like that other than radicals who don't want races intermingled, religious freedoms or cultural identities.
If that's what they believe, state it, and if I'm reading it wrong then I'm wrong, but how does this group and its ideals relate to liberals and their philosophies on America and the American people. It's no different if you substitute conservatives for liberals because at the end we are supposed to be working for the same goal, the American people.
Laura

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SS...
It's not a reprint from "Breitbarf", but I did check out their site, check this out:
ABOUT

The EKP act as a counter to the prevailing Marxist bias in the media, academia & western culture.

We seek to bring honourable men & women of all ethnicities together under the banner of Western 'culturalism', national patriotism, love for Western civilisation, the preservation of our unique cultures, Christian heritage & individual national sovereignties.

We seek to re-instil pride in people through the promotion of European high culture & by exposing the Marxist and internationalist mechanisms employed to subjugate us.

We are inspired by the fact that the only culture PROHIBITED from having pride, is the one that's given the globe the most.

The people that built the Roman & British empires, colonised North America, Australia New Zealand, built South Africa from a spit of sand to the great nation it once was - have seen their accomplishments denigrated. We at the EKP think this is unfair.

Still, we are not a white supremacist site or hate group and condemn all forms of racism.

If you want unapologetic pro-Western views, penned by elite Western men with conservative & traditional Western European values, that value honour, believe in the natural order, & fight to preserve what's worthwhile in our shared western civilisation, then you're in the right place.

If you're looking for racially charged rants, hate speech, or conversely-politically correct drivel, move along.

Thanks for visiting our site and god bless.
In Jesus's name.

This is directly from their site and what they are "ABOUT". For me it sounds more like Bannon and his thought process than an intellectual insight into liberals and their ideology. What I find humorous is the title, Lunatics, Sociopaths and Malcontents are words or words with similar meanings used to describe the Trump campaign and now Trump and his administration.
Personally, they can state they aren't white supremacist or racist and therefore do not tolerate such behaviors, I find that a little hard to swallow. if they aren't then they come very close to crossing the line. Their wording sounds more as if they are protecting their asses rather than seriously disendowing either white power or racism.
laura