Combat 18

really was.

He was involved with the National Front, the British Movement, Combat 18, the National Socialist Party UK, and even a terrifyingly named group called the Church of the Creator.

For two decades, he was a total, unwavering supporter of Adolf Hitler.

And he wasn't just on the sidelines.

And his description of his own pinnacle moment, the moment the spell was finally broken, is one of the most intense stories I've ever heard.

It's a remarkable testament to the resilience of human empathy.

He described how he had just come out of a Combat 18 meeting in the city center.

He was walking with 15 other hardened members, highly aggressive guys.

And also, as I said before, the relationship.

Now, we knew about it even in the Royal Ulster Constabulary back in the probably early, mid-90s, even before that, the relationship between Loyalism, Combat 18 and neo-Nazi factions.

And as I said before, I don't want to repeat myself too much, it's sort of embedded in the colonialism and the British imperialist system.

um you know ironically as it were you know the british defeated the nazis but um white skinheads um you know adopted uh the neo-nazi factions the iconography uh the kind of social darwinism uh of it as well in order to empower themselves and i suppose in a way they're quite like the incels uh that developed and arose in america So anyway, I guess those factions were sort of imported into Northern Ireland in the loyalist enclaves and loyalist mindset and ideologies.

So I wonder if Dutro and some of his cronies were involved in something like that, too.

I also did research on a Gladio group in the UK called Combat 18, where one of these Nazis was literally a member of that.

His name was David Myatt.

They did exist.

You know, if the government is doing something, it's not my job to expose that.

But, uh, uh, Myatt was involved, I think it was Combat 18, which was definitely a Gladio stay-behind group.

And he, I mean, that is intel.

That's full right-wing intel.