In one picture, Hadden Adam, a member of far-right outfit Highland Division, is shown meeting Alek Yerbury – a Hitler lookalike
A leading member of a neo-Nazi group operating in Scotland has been “forging new loyalties” with an English activist who styles himself on Adolf Hitler.
The caption on the image, shared by Highland Division in an underground encrypted chat group, reads: “One of our activists met up with several other nationalist groups including the British Movement and some independent nationalists. Forging new loyalties...unite the right.” It operates within an underworld of neo-Nazi groups using an encrypted chat platform to recruit hateful racists.
Yerbury was once seen as a rising star within fascist outfit Patriotic Alternative. He is a former soldier and served six years with the British Army. Known for fuelling racial division, Yerbury, 27, was behind a plot to hijack asylum seekers being moved to new homes in Hull in a right-wing propaganda drive.
This conspiracy theory, which has its roots in racism and Islamophobia, makes unfounded claims that an unseen political elite is seeking to eradicate white people.
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