Neo-Nazi Fight Clubs: Underground Network Grows

0:00Neo-Nazi active clubs from states like Texas, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania have been heading to a secretive compound in Lynchburg, Virginia, run by the White Nationalist Wolves of Vinland Group, they're teaming up with Patriot Front and Hammer Skins for riot-style combat training and brawls. This network started by Violet Neo-Nazi Robert Rondo mixes fitness with extremism to recruit across the country. In December, fighters from those clubs clashed, in an eight versus eight brawl there, followed by joint workouts at an on-site jujitsu gym. Then on March 7th, more groups showed up for similar fights and networking, build as teams like Confederation of American Natives and Tribal, Lenin's. Among the participants, a Georgia licensed schoolteacher who taught eighth grade social studies, a former West Virginia police officer now coaching, kids in grappling, a Tennessee emergency medical technician tied to Patriot Front, and even the son of a main anti-abortion activist. These spokes hold everyday jobs but blend into these hate-filled events.

1:02Experts tracking extremisms say active clubs are evolving into coordinated threats, building a stand-by militia of trained fighters. Officials in Canada, Germany and the FBI have flagged them for violence risks, like raids over illegal guns and paramilitary plans. The founder pushes these gatherings as steps toward a fascist shift. Ties keep growing, with fighters hitting events in South Carolina and praising the combat as hardening for bigger moves. Law enforcement and communities stay on watch, as this underground network pushes its radical fitness scene further. Adelaide News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.