Far-right group practicing ancient Norse religious reported to be performing ceremonies at sites in England.
On 8/12/19 at 5:08 AM EDTAuthorities in England are on high alert following reports that a neo-Nazi group has been carrying out rituals at historic sites., a far-right group who align themselves with a Nordic religion have been performing sinister ceremonies involving flags and burning torches as part of plans to"take back" the ancient locations.
It is believed similar rituals have also been taking place at Wayland Smithy, an ancient Neolithic burial chamber in Oxfordshire, where Swastikas have been found carved into trees. It is believed the rituals are being carried out by Woden's Folk, a group who practice the ancient religion of Odinism., the religion which was previously favored by the German Nazi party has also been adopted by far-right terrorists and white supremacists as it"mythologizes the virtues of early northern European whites—seen as wandering barbarians, deeply involved in a mystical relationship with nature, struggling heroically against the elements.
"What we have noticed is that we have hard line neo-Nazis looking to use fake spirituality to increase people's desire for things like martyrdom," Matthew Collins, head of research at counter extremism group Hope Not Hate, told"The people who follow these cults are searching for some kind of approval for their ideas.
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