Neo-Nazi calls for militant training against “ZOG”

In early 2001, the neo-Nazi group Nordfront launched a website featuring a text by an author using the pseudonym Whitecop that promoted new strategies to fight the so-called “ZOG,” an antisemitic conspiracy narrative alleging Jewish control of governments, including calls for combat and intelligence training in former Soviet republics; the author argued that tactics used by the American extremist group The Order were not yet viable locally, instead advocating cooperation with post-Soviet neo-Nazi networks, infiltration of police forces, and issuing explicit threats of violence against perceived “traitors,” raising concerns at the time about growing militant tendencies that were later reflected in closer cooperation between Czech neo-Nazis and counterparts in parts of the former Soviet Union.