News: Belgian White Power membership has 'rocketed' after attack

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Belgium turns on immigrants after Brussels bloodbath as membership of far-right 'White Power' group DOUBLES in three days

Right-wing extremist groups grow in Belgium after Brussels bombings
Belgian White Power group says membership has 'rocketed' this week
Support for anti-Islam party Vlaams Belang surge on social networks

'White Power' rising: Extreme right-wing group Voorpost, seen carrying a symbolic coffin of Belgium during a demonstration in 2007, say they have seen a surge in support in the wake of the Brussels terrorist attacks

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Belgium has turned on immigrants in the wake of the Brussels terror attack as far-right skinhead groups are experiencing a surge in popularity, promising ‘drastic action’ in the aftermath of the atrocities.

Voorpost, a Belgian White Power organisation that is being closely monitored by security services, says its membership has rocketed following the carnage.

‘A huge number of people have started supporting us online. We have had more than double the number of new members in the last three days,’ Bart Vanpachtenbeke, the leader of the organisation, told MailOnline.

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‘There is anger in Brussels now. I think there are dark times coming. We can’t give any information, but we are planning a lot of new protests. There is a lot of drastic action, a lot of noise coming.’

Security services believe there is a real risk of violence coming from the nationalist gang.
‘Intelligence agencies are concerned about Voorpost’s capacity for violent action,’ said Vidhya Ramalingham, fellow at the German Institute on Radicalisation and De-radicalisation Studies.

‘They are carefully monitoring members of the organisation. The numbers are far smaller than in radical Islam, but there is a serious threat.’l

Force: Other populist organisations are seeing a spike in support since the attacks. Tom Van Grieken, leader of the anti-Islam Vlaams Belang party – said his party’s Facebook page gained 10,000 new likes overnight

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‘For a small country, that is massive,’ he said. ‘Our support has increased by 25 per cent. People are realising that everything we have been saying was right.

‘Our government are world champions of looking away and pretending there isn’t a problem. They are cowards, and people are fed up with it.’

The official Vlaams Belang Facebook page displays many inflammatory comments from supporters, some of whom refer to Muslims as ‘monkeys’.

‘I really hope you win the next elections and send back every Muslim,’ says one. ‘It will never work to live together with that scum.’

Others wrote, ‘the government won’t do anything, you need a new Adolf for that. He would solve it in a couple of months’, and ‘sadly the Hitler Youth doesn’t exist any more.’

Mr Van Grieken believes that the attacks were ‘symptoms’ of a deeper malaise.

‘We are the only party that highlights the dangers of radical Islam and the existence of parallel societies in our main cities,’ he said. ‘People are furious with the elites in this country.’

Belgium has so far not experienced the same unrest between local people and migrants that has been seen in Germany, Finland and elsewhere in Europe.

But frustration is mounting, and it is directed at the ruling classes as well as the Muslim community.

March: TThe official Vlaams Belang Facebook page displays many inflammatory comments from supporters, some of whom refer to Muslims as ‘monkeys’

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The last sign of far-Right agitation came in September, when Voorpost skinheads chained themselves to the railings of the Sijsele migrant camp and unveiled anti-migrant banners outside Red Cross refugee centres.

‘People are waking up as there are more attacks. People are starting to feel that Muslims are winning the war in Europe and it is a risky situation,’ Voorpost’s leader, Mr Vanpachtenbeke, said.

‘We tried to protest in Brussels but we were banned. Any criticism of the Belgian government is smashed down, and that is just making people angrier.’

Dangerous trend: Vlaams Belang's Tom Van Grieken told MailOnline that some of his online posts warning of the 'dangers of radical Islam' have been shared more than four million times

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Mika Dabbah, 28, a Syrian refugee who arrived in Belgium six months ago, told MailOnline he has already been subjected to a campaign of online intimidation in the aftermath of the carnage in Brussels.

Sinister messages told him to ‘look less Arab’ and ‘go back to your own country’. One of them said, ‘now that we are being bombed in Belgium, should we run away to Syria?’
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Targeted: Mika Dabbah, 28, a Syrian refugee posing at his home in Leuven, a village on the outskirts of Brussels, says he has been the target of online abuse following the Brussels attacks

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‘This is not the same country as it was last week,’ he told MailOnline at his home in Leuven, a village on the outskirts of Brussels.

‘The joy has disappeared. The whole climate, the way people look at you has changed in the last two days. I have escaped from a war zone and now I am feeling threatened just walking down the street.’

Michaela Sieh, 48, a volunteer worker at a refugee centre, told MailOnline that the day after the attacks, she also received an online message saying, ‘thanks for bringing the refugees here, now one of them will rape my girlfriend’.

Mr Dabbah, who has a seven-month-old son that he has never met, left Syria after posting messages in Hebrew on his Facebook page, in defiance of Assad’s anti-Israel stance.

He said that once the war in his home country is over, he and ’90 per cent’ of Syrians will immediately return home.

‘I understand why people are turning against migrants,’ he said. ‘They are in a deep state of shock after these attacks.

‘I am compassionate towards them, but it makes me feel very depressed. It’s just a matter of time until things turn violent here.’

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MUSLIMS IN BELGIUM

Muslims account for up to eight per cent of the Belgian population, and 25 per cent in Brussels. Sunnis make up 98 per cent of the community, and there is a significant Wahhabi element with links to conservative Saudi Islamism.

In the Sixties, hundreds of thousands of Moroccans and Turks came to the country as ‘guest workers’, often in order to labour in the mines. Many Belgian Muslims are second and third-generation descendants of the miners.

Mohammed is the most popular first name in Brussels and Antwerp.

The Brussels terror network was spread across the so-called ‘croissant pauvre’, or ‘poor crescent’ of Brussels, a Rorschach-shaped area of deprived neighbourhoods.

These included Molenbeek and Schaerbeek, where members of the terror cell operated, and Laeken, where some of Salah Abdeslam’s accomplices grew up.

The district of Molenbeek, dubbed the ‘crucible of terror’, is 40 per cent Muslim and has 40 per cent youth unemployment.

In 2012, two Muslim politicians, Lhoucine Aït Jeddig and Redouane Ahrouch, representing Molenbeek-Saint-Jean and Anderlecht – two Brussels districts with large Muslim communities – vowed to implement Islamic Sharia law in Belgium.

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Bicassie

disgusting.........

Glamorous

Disgusting.
And the girls on ATRL want to tell me it's only Muslims that are violent.

Soeplepel

Vlaams Blok ftw

Beyondslay

Belgum sis

Komet blu

And this is what will happen if those center-left governments keep closing their ugly eyes and pretending everything is fine, while driving Europe on their delulu train right to tha ground.

oh well. get members I guess.

Embustera

Disgusting.

DownBoy

Not surprising, seeing how Europeans feel left alone by their leaders, so they take actions by themselves. But it's not the right way - no extremes are good.

Tropez

Europe is extremely tolerant so this will go away.

Jay Fenty

This is the future of Europe lol

AMENHOOKER

This is just giving the terrorists what they want and furthering divisions. Saddening.

sher179

This is definitely not the answer to anything. And the leaders of those white power groups have been hating on other religions and ethnicities far before attacks like these. So what was their reasoning then?

IBeMe

ya this is the future of Europe and this is EXACTLY what ISIS wants.

Soeplepel

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Originally posted by AMENHOOKER

This is just giving the terrorists what they want and furthering divisions. Saddening.

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Originally posted by IBeMe

ya this is the future of Europe and this is EXACTLY what ISIS wants.

This is not what ISIS wants

Schhh

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Muslims account for up to eight per cent of the Belgian population, and 25 per cent in Brussels.

This is a bit scary.

sher179

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Originally posted by Soeplepel

This is not what ISIS wants

It actually is. When things like this happen, white people aren't just bound to go to white power groups, some Muslim people or even non Muslim people might give themselves a reason to join ISIS. ISIS is all about fear and dividing. So they are definitely getting what they want.

MonsterPaw

Pegida

I hope it's just a short trend. Angela needs to stop the refugee crisis or those right wing political parties will continue to rise.

Soeplepel

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Originally posted by sher179

It actually is. When things like this happen, white people aren't just bound to go to white power groups, some Muslim people or even non Muslim people might give themselves a reason to join ISIS. ISIS is all about fear and dividing. So they are definitely getting what they want.

They aren't turning to Muslims in particular, they're turning to the immigrants because after all that's how these terrorists got in and they're still lots of them.

LoKoPaNdA

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Originally posted by Schhh

This is a bit scary.

I'd like to examine more closely that statistic.

Mekitor

Well not surprise. There are just too many hateful Muslims groups brewing there for years. I guess is about time for the White nationals to rise up against what is going on in their country.