Right wing japanese.

[bossel]

Are you sure?

Yep, I'm sure, the NSDAP doesn't exist in Germany anymore. There are still neo-nazis around, but with virtually no influence. Most of the neo-nazi organizations are under constant surveillance. If ever one of these becomes too strong or utters its nazi-stance too pronounced, it will be forbidden. I think, Germany has one of the toughest laws in the world against national socialism.

NSDAP/AO is a US organization that provides German neo-nazis with material, but it's not in Germany as an organization. Actually, one of the leaders, US-citizen Lauck, was arrested when he came to Germany & sentenced to prison. NSDAP/AO seems rather proud of this, you can read up on this here.

KDS (your 2nd link) seems to be one of the above-mentioned neo-nazi organisations. If they get too loud, they're gone.

(for the Nazis allying with Japan was more a matter of convenience than racial philosophy).

Yep!
I think, there was some propaganda to show that there was a racial relation to Japanese, but it only started when they were needed as allies. & it wasn't really done wholeheartedly.
That doesn't mean that the Nazis would have gone to war with Japan at a later time, though. Mind you, they were not after world domination but they had (if I remember correctly) 3 main aims:

1) Lebensraum im Osten, means "living space in the East" (East here would be mainly Poland & maybe parts of the SU)
2) revenge for WWI
3) expulsion (later extermination) of European Jews

 

[canadian_kor]

Yep!
I think, there was some propaganda to show that there was a racial relation to Japanese, but it only started when they were needed as allies. & it wasn't really done wholeheartedly.
That doesn't mean that the Nazis would have gone to war with Japan at a later time, though. Mind you, they were not after world domination but they had (if I remember correctly) 3 main aims:

1) Lebensraum im Osten, means "living space in the East" (East here would be mainly Poland & maybe parts of the SU)
2) revenge for WWI
3) expulsion (later extermination) of European Jews

As I recall, I believe Hitler wanted to do more than the three above things. I remember hearing that he wanted to dominate the whole world (which after, the subjugated races would serve the Nordics for a 1000 years). I also remember the Nazis were affiliated with secret societies in Germany like the Thules. I wonder if the Nazis knew about the origins of humanity more than we actually know.

 

[bossel]

As I recall, I believe Hitler wanted to do more than the three above things. I remember hearing that he wanted to dominate the whole world (which after, the subjugated races would serve the Nordics for a 1000 years). I also remember the Nazis were affiliated with secret societies in Germany like the Thules. I wonder if the Nazis knew about the origins of humanity more than we actually know.

World domination was one of the propaganda slogans ("Heute gehﾃｶrt uns Deutschland, morgen die ganze Welt" = "Today we have [own?] Germany, tomorrow the whole world"), but it was never a real policy. They didn't even want the whole of Europe.

For the "Thule Society": Some high ranked Nazis may have been members of that society, but its influence was very limited.

The Nazis didn't know more than others about the origins of humanity. Actually, they were blinded by wishful thinking.

 

[senseiman]

I think a lot of these people want to return to the old Japan of the Shogunate era. I think there is still this romanticism about the old feudal era by many modern Japanese. I also think that modern advancements is something they would give up for the return to old Japan.

Actually, these groups idolize the emporer and its more the Meiji to early Showa eras that they are seeking a return to. They don't have any romantic notions about traditional Japan nor do they have any grievances with modern technology. Their goals and beliefs are purely political, ie the emporer should be at the head of the government and everyone should worship him. During the Tokugawa Shogunate and throughout the era of military rule in Japan stretching back to the 12th century there were a series of systems of governments which all relegated the imperial family to no more than sympolic figureheads with no real power, which is pretty much the opposite of what these people want.

 

[Ogumo]

The government has still not cracked down on these people? When the chinese embassy was attacked that should have been the red light...

 

[Hiroshi66]

The NSJAP seems to be one of those "joke" parties that are so popular in America. Naturally, if the NSJAP was to ever have a period of glory, it would have likely been in probably the 1930's and 1940's - when Japan was "in love" with Nazi Germany. Now its probably defunct and not affiliated with the right-wing movement.

Someone said that their father in law was affiliated with the SDP. I am a conservative, but I ever was (and never will be) a left-winger, I would certainly join the Social Democratic Party.

 

[antantrevolution]

They are a bunch of cowardly, low life scum of the earth and they'd be doing us all a favor if they just commited ritual suicide.

Nothing a few shots from a silenced SR-25 wouldn't fix....

Ant

 

[Mike Cash]

The government has still not cracked down on these people? When the chinese embassy was attacked that should have been the red light...

Are you talking about the Japanese government cracking down on the groups? If so, there's a little problem called "freedom of speech".

Let's not go back to the bad old days of the Japan of the 1930s.

 

[Gaki]

Are you talking about the Japanese government cracking down on the groups? If so, there's a little problem called "freedom of speech".

Let's not go back to the bad old days of the Japan of the 1930s.

I think "Freedom of speech" only applies to America.