John, it took just 10 minutes.

At the very first Basketweavers meeting I attended, someone casually dropped the term “JQ” – Nazi shorthand for “Jewish Question”, the same phrase used when discussing how to eliminate Europe’s Jews.

This is how the far right talks when they think no one is listening.

Over the course of a year undercover, I documented members fantasising about murdering refugees, praising Hitler, and joking that an ethnic minority should be “first into the gas chamber”.

This isn’t just a fringe group.

While they present themselves as a harmless social club. They are in fact a secretive, well-organised far-right network boasting more than 1,300 members in the UK, with another 1,100 spread across the US, Europe and Australia. They target isolated young men and pull them into a toxic world of racism, misogyny, and antisemitism.

They represent the evolution of the far right. And they’ve avoided attention, until now.

Read our new report, to see what they’re really saying behind closed doors:

In solidarity,

Harry Shukman

HOPE not hate