Neo-Nazis caught putting up 'White Lives Matter' posters around Glasgow's south side
An activist associated with the far-right Highland Division group was sent away from Clarkston Road in Netherlee on Wednesday after being caught putting up signs with a QR code linking to a racist chat group. The group uses the symbol of the otherwise unrelated Highland Division – a British Army squadron that fought the Nazis during World War II – embedded in a Nazi-style eagle emblem.
He wrote: "I removed the laminated poster and asked if he was a Nazi. He said yes and 'we will soon be a minority' as in me, 'white people'. He has since told the Record that he believes the extremists were trying to attract youngsters to their group by targeting a bus stop that takes pupils to a nearby high school. Locals reacted with shock to the news that fascists appear to be operating across Glasgow's south side.
The incident has since been reported to the police. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "We received a report of offensive posters being displayed on Clarkston Road, Glasgow, around 10pm on Wednesday, 9 November, 2022.
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