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Original article from NRK
>https://www.nrk.no/urix/xl/assads-nazistkriger-1.15170255
[spoiler]Jewgle translate of the original article
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>What right-wing extremists see in Syria
>But what motivates right-wing extremists to go to Syria? And why will they support Muslim Bashar Al Assad?
>- The fact that right-wing extremists find their way to Syria does not surprise me, says author John Færseth.
>The author is completing a book on pro-Russian circles in Europe. Færseth has previously written a book about the war in Ukraine. He is well acquainted with the thinking of Russian right-wing extremists.
>He points to three possible motives:
>1. An opportunity to defend Orthodox Christians in Syria. Also a contribution to the resurrection of the honorable Russian nation.
>2. The Jews are the great enemy. Fighting on Assad's side in the war could be a way to stand up to the United States, "Jewish power" and global power.
>3. A contribution to stagnating the flow of refugees to Europe. The refugees will continue to arrive as long as Assad does not win the war.
>Order from «Norðmaður»
>What Rusich has done in Syria is not clear. Petrovskiy himself told NRK that the militia has fought in the area.
>In the interview on the far-right website Skandinavisk Frihet, however, a possible war crime is described.
>The interviewee tells of an incident where the troop is said to have come across a camp with around 100 IS fighters.
>At night, the troop must have snuck into the IS camp.
>Then the "Norðmaður", who is probably Petrovskiy, is said to have fired artillery at the camp.
>According to the report, about half of the IS members survived. They then tried to "leave the area to save themselves".
>But then "Norðmaður" gave the order to end it all. No IS fighters were allowed to leave the area. The order was carried out exemplary, it is stated in the article.
>If the story is true, the killings could be contrary to international law, according to the Norwegian Red Cross.
Pretty interesting read, unless you're a lazy nigger. Only problem I have with these guys is that one of their leaders is an animal abuser and killer; this is incompatible with the NatSoc doctrine. Other than that, they are doing God's work when white countries are doing exactly the opposite of these guys.
