Hello Romania! I was wondering what is this sticker supposed to mean? The only thing I can assume is that this is supposed to promote a neo-nazi group, maybe a reboot for the Black Hand terrorist organisation? Any bit of information is helpful, thanks in advance!

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  2. Never seen this and don’t recognize the symbolism or identify the authors, can you give more details like location or context? Even understanding the romanian text i still don’t know what this is about, other that it seems like a violent threat.

  4. I’ve seen some around Iași as well. As you said, most likely some neo-nazi group taking inspiration from the American far-right.

    Groups like these are not very popular, and to say that the little angry people who join them are just sad is an understatement. I wouldn’t worry too much about them. The right wing, nationalist types that Romanians like are more “picturesque” and “rustic”, unlike these kids.

    edit: yes, so it’s just in Iași that they’ve been spotted so far

  6. We don’t have any of that organizations in Romania. Could be some stupid kids or even Russian actions to call for social disruption or to scare Ukrainian refugees not to settle there.

  7. I think it’s a poster for a wanna-be-far-right organization. Those apear every spring and die out by winter because they bring up non-issues, are laughed at when in public and fall on their face at getting any support. Basically they try to mimic far-right movements but they just fail because it’s incompatible with the culture. Just ignore it.

  9. Well, you don’t have be a genius to guess that’s some group that doesn’t like ANTIFA.

    In Romania the hate towards commies is pretty common. But as far as I know there are no far left or far right groups that are really mainstream, not in the same way ANTIFA is and wreaks havoc in the US cities.

    Most likely some edgy kid that started watching sjw clips got triggered 🙂

  10. In Romania both Neo-Nazis and their far left counterparts are very weakly represented, so I guess this is just what some frustrated incel kid wanted to do to boost his ego. There are some Iron Guard wannabes like Noua Dreapta and of course A.U.R. which is a catch-all party for various nationalists, communist nostalgics (mostly old folks who last had sex during Ceausescu’s time), Putin cocksuckers and anti-vaxx idiots but this poster doesn’t look like their style.

  13. Antifa practically doesn’t exist in Romania. It was probably just some Romanian who spends too much time on Facebook thinking we are in America and have the same issues probably. We have no significant far-right movements.

  16. The message states:

    Call the police

    If we meet you outside…

    This sounds to me like a threat. I believe the message/implication is that there is an alt-right group (that glued this poster) surveilling the zone, and if Antifa protesters are met by the alt-right group, the probable outcome is for the Antifa protesters to get stabbed/killed unless the police defend them.

    In essence, it’s a way of saying “if we meet, you will find yourself in a situation in which you will wish that police could defend you”.

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