Kitchener, ON - The Waterloo Regional Police in Ontario confirmed with Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center (FSWC) that an investigation is underway after photos of antisemitic neo-Nazi posters allegedly found in Kitchener, Ontario, were shared on social media by local residents.
The posters - which promote a website belonging to a movement that claims to have been recently formed "exactly 100 years from the founding of the National Socialist German Workers' Party" - include messages such as "smash white guilt" and "love not hate," with the word "love" including a swastika and the word "hate" including a Star of David.
Other messages included "break debt slavery" with an image of a man breaking a chain that includes a Star of David, alluding to a longstanding antisemitic trope about Jewish control over banking and finance.
The posters - which promote a website belonging to a movement that claims to have been recently formed "exactly 100 years from the founding of the National Socialist German Workers' Party" - include messages such as "smash white guilt" and "love not hate," with the word "love" including a swastika and the word "hate" including a Star of David.
Other messages included "break debt slavery" with an image of a man breaking a chain that includes a Star of David, alluding to a longstanding antisemitic trope about Jewish control over banking and finance.
Source: Stop Antisemitism
