n to documenting the group’s presence at the march in Poland, Patriot Front’s Twitter feed also showed members traveling to Italy to meet with members of the far-right Italian group, Casa Pound.
American Identity Movement: This white supremacist group, led by Patrick Casey, has members all over the U.S. The group, formerly known as Identity Evropa, has led an aggressive propaganda campaign to recruit college students, while attempting to present itself as a mainstream conservative organization that promotes European-American identity.
Paul Cameron: This discredited American psychologist and anti-LGBT activist is known for promoting anti-LGBT propaganda via —the Colorado-based Family Research Institute, which he founded. According to a news report, Cameron spoke at the Warsaw march, telling attendees, “Brave Poles saved Europe from Islam, now they will save from the deadly LGBT invasion.”
Jack Posobiec: The conspiracy theorist and author, who tweeted a photo of himself holding a baby, apparently in the midst of the Warsaw march, has enthusiastically promoted a range of lies, including the Pizzagate hoax. He frequently tweets anti-Muslim sentiments and has harassed former Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin with anti-Muslim slurs online and in person. Posobiec was among the protesters who stormed the stage during New York Public Theater’s controversial run of “Julius Caesar,” shouting, “You are all Goebbels! You are all Nazis like Joseph Goebbels... you are inciting terrorists," and, “The blood of Steve Scalise is on your hands!” Posobiec currently works as a correspondent for One News Network, a right-wing news network and site.
In addition to these American groups and individuals, international far right attendees included Paul Joseph Watson, a British conspiracy theorist who worked as a correspondent for Alex Jones’s conspiracy-driven InfoWars; Carl Benjamin, aka Sargon of Akkad, an alt right figure who, with Watson, joined the far-right, anti-Muslim UKIP party in the UK this past spring as a ploy by UKIP’s leaders to capture the youth vote; and Peter Sweden, a far-right influencer and self-styled journalist who publishes racist, homophobic, Islamophobic, anti-feminist and conspiracist commentary and content on Twitter and YouTube.