Nordreich, a Neo-Nazi group that is gaining ground in Europe, employed Norway's national anthem, "Ja Vi Elsker" as background music to accompany their 2-minute clip (on Youtube) which features a montage of Europe's major cities with superimposed Nazi symbols.
Said Foreign Ministry Information Adviser Odd Naustdal said of the incident:
We will contact YouTube and ask them to remove the video.
C'est tout? Once again, Nordic people prove that they are indeed the superior race with no balls.
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Nordreich, a Neo-Nazi group that is gaining ground in Europe, employed Norway's national anthem, "Ja Vi Elsker" as background music to accompany their 2-minute clip (on Youtube) which features a montage of Europe's major cities with superimposed Nazi symbols.
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