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Armenian News - PanARMENIAN.Net | Armenian News Agency - Skinhead group leader arrested in Moscow
Russian law enforcers have detained Maxim Martsinkevich known by nickname Tesak (hatchet) on accusation of inciting national hatred. Moscow prosecutor office representative Svetlana Petrenko said Martsinkevich is charged under article 282 (incitement of hostility or hatred and humiliation of human dignity) of the RF Penal Code. According to some sources, Martsinkevich is the leader of an ultranational group of skinheads, Format-18.

Derry Today - News - BNP to seek Derry members
THE FAR-right British National Party (BNP) has revealed that it is planning to recruit new members in the Derry area.The announcement came after an Ulster Unionist Party MLA voiced concerns that the party - which supports the re-patriation of immigrants - was planning to recruit at forthcoming Twelfth demonstrations. BNP spokesman, Dr Phil Edwards, told ‘FN’ last night that the party has already received enquires from people in the Derry area anxious to become members. (…) The BNP has frequently been accused of being a racist organisation - a claim they have strongly denied - and of having links with neo-Nazi groups, another allegation it strongly refutes. It has also been claimed that the BNP has been establishing links with loyalist paramilitary groups although the party, led by Nick Griffin, says it is not linked to any violent groups.

B’nai B’rith International :: B’nai B’rith Magazine Offers Chilling Look at One of the Biggest Frauds Perpetuated on the Jewish People - And Its Resurgence
More than 70 years after the antisemitic tome the “Protocols of the Elders of Zion” was debunked by a Swiss judge as “ridiculous nonsense,” it is gaining a new life, and a new following in some Muslim quarters. And the ramifications are unsettling. Hamas and Iran are embracing the ideas in the discredited diatribe against Jews. Included in the Hamas Charter is a section on how “Zionists” are plotting to rule the world, and how they have detailed “their scheme” in the “Protocols of the Elders of Zion.”

From Johannesburg, South Africa, to Prague, Czechoslovakia, to Moscow, trials have concluded the book that claims to describe a Jewish plot to take over the world is a fake. Yet Hamas quotes from the slanderous work. Iran, too, is on board, alluding to the Protocols in a diatribe on its United Nations delegation website.