Understanding the names of extreme right groups that require restoring Nazism (Photo)

Among these groups is the right hand, a conscious coalition of white supremeists, white nationalists and neonists, reports “Al Jazeera”, Perscope broadcast.

With the simultaneous establishment of anti-fascist groups across the country, the Alt-right and others on the far right have focused their efforts on building a strong road presence, holding several gatherings and marches in states like California, Oregon and Virginia.

Most of the internet slang used by these groups is difficult to decipher. Extreme right-of-right users on Twitter and Facebook often speak through codes using an elaborate zhargon dictionary, encrypted language, and irony.

“Al Jazeera” has deciphered some of the most important phrases, terms and numerology that are rampant for extreme right users where they show it in social media and online forums.

A Short Dictionary

12: A number often used as a numeric symbol for the Aryan Brotherhood, a white supreme prison gang. Number one represents the first letter of the alphabet, “A”, and number two represents “B”.

1488: A popular number of neo-Nazi groups. The first two numbers, 14, refer to 14 words, a slogan that became famous in the 1980s by David Lane, a white supremeist and founder of a violent organisation known as “Order”. The phrase is as follows: “We must ensure the existence of our people and a future for white children”.

Because “H” is the eighth letter of the alphabet, 88 is the code for “Hail Hitler”, referring to Adolf Hitler, the German Chancellor who headed the Third Reich and directed the Holocaust.

2316: The combination of the 23rd letter to the alphabet is “ ”, with the letter 16, “p”, which means the white “”. This number is popular among many white primacy groups, especially in prisons.

6 Gorillion: While most scholars and experts agree that six million Jews were killed in Holocaust, the white primacy and the neonists often use this imaginary number 6 Gorillion to suggest that the number is exaggerated.

Alt-drite: A term used to describe extreme right nationalists who share many opinions of white and neonazis, while often rule out or reject labels as such or openly promote anti-Semitic rhetoric.

Alt-right: A term that is short for “alternative right”. It was founded by white primacy Richard Spencer in 2008, at the same time refers to a smooth movement of white primacy, white nationalists and neonists.

Anti-white: Many right-hand figures, especially those on the alt-right, accuse anti-racists and anti-fascists that they are simply <x0-white “ ” or hates white people simply because they're white.

Anudda Shoah: A phrase used to mock Jews who claim anti-Semitism. This phrase is particularly popular in the group of alt-right. The bottom line is that Jews claim they are in constant danger of enduring another “Shoah”, jidish and Hebrew words for “Holokaustin”.

Chocolate: A term used to describe a person who watches other people engage in sexual relations with his wife or partner. Many of the alt-right groups use this term to cast doubt on someone's masculity and describe white people who claim to betray their race.

Quative: A combination of “mbyture” and “conservator”. This refers to key conservatives, such as the creation of Republican Party members, who from their political point of view use issues such as race and immigration.

Cultural Heritage: A term ironically used to refer to the problems of white primacy, racialists and others in the view of the extreme right as an integral part of immigration.

“Cultural cleanup” is often used to refer to crimes such as rape or robbery when the suspect or attacker is from a group of religious or ethnic minorities.

Cultural Marxism: The caught label used at the far right for most of the things that are opposed, such as gender equality, anti-racism, support for Muslim civic rights and Afirmative Action.

Cultural Marxism “has its roots in an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory claiming that Jewish Marxists from Frankfurt school tried to use leftist political ideology to undermine American society.

Echos: This refers to setting up three or more parentheses about a name to show that the person is of Hebrew origin. Many Alt rights social media users use this code in Titeter, Facebook and anonymous online forums.

Electric Jews: Because of the theory of the plot that Jews control in the media, white primacy often refers to television as a <x0-beder electrical”>>

Page: Short for “fasist”, this term is often used for irony between alt-rights.

Entering (Gamergate): An online harassment campaign that has been addressed to journalists reporting to the game industry. Most of the harassment was addressed to female journalists.

Gamergate is often described as a forerunner of the alt-right growth.

Goy: The Hebrew and thaiddish term is used for non-Hebrews. Right respondents often use the word “goy” to refer to themselves and other Jews.

Hand attack: A reference to an anti - Semitic cartoon of a Hebrew man who rubs his hands. This conspiracy is used to imply that Jews are controlling world events from behind scenes.

JQ: This acronym is short for <x0/Pyetje Jewite”, or an antisemitic discussion about the role of Jews in society. As a concept, the Hebrew question can be traced back to the 19th century.

The phrase is often accompanied by plots that Jews control the media, banks, politics and the economy.

Kek: This phrase refers to an imaginary god. However, many rights alts and neo-notists have used for “Kek”, which means that “we kill every cake”.

Kekistan: This is an imaginary place based on “kek”. In some online forums, such as the anonymous board “4chan”, white primacys say that “Kecistan” is an acronym for “killing every cake, immediately begins the Arian nation”.

I want your race: This phrase requires white people to embrace and find pride in their race. He was originally popular with the National Alliance, according to the Anti-Decipher League.

Milky Nationalism: This term became popular in social media, especially in Titter, after a group of extremist right rebuked the milk while they seized the installation of anti-Trump actor Shia Labeouf's art in New York City.

Very white primacyists, including the Richard Spencer of the right, later put together images of milk ememoy in their own profile biographies in Titter.

Several online right figures have promoted controversial racial science theories suggesting people of European descent are more suitable to digest milk. Others claimed that the alt-right was using milk nationalism in irony to cover the media.

Normie: An irreverent label for a person who is part of the main culture. The term is often used to show people who are not part of the alt-right.

Pepe: A caricature frog often posted by users of the anti-Semitic, anti-Semitic and racist media media.

Pepe the Front was created by artist Matt Furie for his 2005 film. Boykes Club became popular on the Internet.

Although Furie has spoken against the Alt-rights, white primacy and neo-Nazis have turned frogs into their informal mascots, often joining Pepe's emissions with antisemitism, racism and calls for violence.

Traitor race: An irreverent who targets someone on the charge that they are disloyal to their race. It is often used by white primacys to describe white anti-racists or people who are in romantic relations or bircial platonics.

RaHowa: Credited with the late white primacy Ben Klasser, “RaHoea” means “Sacred racial war”. In a 1987 book entitled RaHowea This Plan Is Ours, Klassen described an apocalypse in which the whites defeat the henres and the colored.

Rapefugee: A racist clash used to describe refugees and immigrants. White Supremeists often claim that refugees especially people from Latin America, Africa or predominantly Muslim countries are more likely to commit rape acts and other forms of sexual assault on white women after migration to Western countries.

Red pill: A reference to the 1999 film, the Matrix, in which the protagonist must choose between taking a blue pill that will allow him to enjoy happy ignorance or a red pill, which will allow him to see the reality of what it is.

In online communities of the far right, this phrase is used to describe what they see as political and racist awareness. The phrase contains racist and anti-feamental concessions due to its roots at the primacy and anti-feminist forums.

Shoah Study: Alt-rights use this anti-Semitic phrase to describe people who were launched several times by social media, usually to engage in online harassment. It also aims to minimize the Holocaust.

Virtue signal: The act of publicly declaring their opinions or feelings so as to appear publicly and morally superior. Alt-right uses this in reference to liberals and left ones who openly oppose sexism and racism.

At Wuz Kangs: A term used to ridicule the historical achievements of black people. The roots of the phrase are part of a rejection of the historical theories that the ancient Egyptians were black.

White genocide: A theory of the white primacy plot claiming that the policy that allows mass immigration, the integration of racism, mixing and abortion in majority white countries are all part of a process of replacing white people.

ZOG: An acronym for the Zionist-military government”, referring to the supreme white belief that Jews control the world government./Periscopi/