Post #595

The far-right links of Nexus have been exposed in Australia in the wake of its articles on the U.S. militias. Formerly a Green alternative magazine with an interest in New Age, health and Third World issues, Nexus took up the present line under its new editor, Duncan M. Roads. Roads visited Qadaffi in Libya in 1989 and is a close friend of the right-wing Libyaphile Robert Pash. A convert to Islam, Pash has tried to forge a link between the extreme right and left in Australia. In the late 1970s he was the Australian contact for the U.S.-based Aryan Nations and distributed Ku Klux Klan material. In the late 1980s he was the Australian distributor for Qadaffi’s Green Book and helped the “Political Soldier” faction of the National Front in Britain make top-level contact with the Libyan regime. Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke - Black Sun: Aryan Cults, Esoteric Nazism and the Politics of Identity (2002)