Identity Evropa

But, like, that's also something because y- you know, that used to be a, a...

You know, they, he had inherited kind of the Identity Evropa crowd.

Yeah.

And, you know, they were quite serious about trying to build a white nation, right? Like, whether-

That's Nathan D'Amico speaking at the party's national convention earlier this year.

And if you're familiar with Nathan D'Amico's name, you may remember him as the founder of Identity Europa, the neo-Nazi organization that started popping up on college campuses and was marching here in Charlottesville in their white polo shirts in 2017.

But he actually has a very long history with the American Third Position Party.

But that's something we'll get to another day.

He was a big leader at Charlottesville, and then he kind of disappeared.

But he had created a white nationalist organization that was called Identity Europa that was very influential and has actually, a number of its members are now people who have made their way into our government and into several of our institutions.

But he began his journey as a kind of a skateboarding kid who joined the Marine Corps, went to Iraq, thinking he was going to save democracy like they all did.

And I think it was 2006, 2007.

... recruiting, uh, this younger generation.

Andrew Onyszk was not one of the kids that was attracted to Nathan's organization, which was called Identity Evropa.

He wanted something harder core.

Right.

Now, the group responsible for that was not South African, John.

It was American, and it was called Identity Evropa, which was by that stage, one of the most notorious white supremacist groups in the US because it helped organize the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, and it is the group that is credited with popularizing the racist slogan, "You will not replace us." So they were the ones staging an almost identical protest to Roets in 2018.

And in 2012, another set of protests devel- devoted to South African farm murders took place, one in Washington, but also in 12 American cities simultaneously under an umbrella campaign called The South Africa Project.

And it was a very diverse protest in that the Anti-Defamation League reported at the time the participants represented all five major strands of organized American White supremacy, neo-Nazis, racial skinheads, traditional White supremacists, Christian identity adherents, and racist prison gangs.

I have a question, sir.

Why will you not denounce Identity Evropa that planned the Charlottesville rally? Why are you failing to denounce this organization? All you have to say is, I denounce it.

I have no

idea who that is.

You did not answer my question.

I actually did.

I just described Identity Evropa.

Does anyone support Identity Evropa here? Does anyone support? Okay, you support Identity Evropa? Come to the front of the line.

The former Patrick Casey, who's the former head of.

of one of the best-known neo-Nazi groups in the United States, Identity Europa.

He has joined the Mass Departation Coalition, saying that it is the one group that is pushing for the agenda that he wants to see advanced.

The Mass Departation Coalition is co-sponsoring this event next month with Heritage Hubbs.