Folkebevegelsen Mot Innvandring

Folkebevegelsen Mot Innvandring (abbreviated FMI, "The People's Movement against Immigration") is a Norwegian xenophobic and Islamophobic organization in the same sphere as SIAN, Resett.no, and Hans Lysglimt Johansen.

Nordic power & White nationalism

Concepts

Right-wing politics White supremacy White separatism Fascism & Nazism

Protecting Eurabia

The Great Replacement White genocide Mass immigration Xeno- & Islamophobia

Movements & parties

Nordic Resistance Nordisk Styrka SIAN Stram Kurs Fremskrittspartiet Selvstendighetspartiet

People

Hans Lysglimt Johansen Fjordman Arnar Styr Björnsson Olav Torheim Peter Sweden Fróði Midjord

Fake news

Red Ice Creations Resett.no Document.no v - t - e

The movement, founded in 1987, was in its early years involved in many anti-immigration protests and counter-protests, some violent. In 1990, founder Arne Myrdahl (died 2007) was sentenced to prison for having planned to blow up a refugee centre.[1][2] The movement has since declined in its militancy, but is still active online.

External links

• FMI website (in Norwegian)
• FMI's Facebook page
• FMI's Twitter account
• FMI's YouTube channel
• Bibiana Piene, «Folk Er Folk gir spalteplass til Alliansen, FMI og SIAN» ("People are People gives article space to Alliansen, FMI, and SIAN"). Journalisten. July 10, 2019. Accessed July 11, 2019.

See also

• Document.no
• Olav Torheim

References

1. «Arne Myrdal dømt for terrorplan» ("Arne Myrdal found guilty of planning terrorism,"), NRK, Sep. 21, 1989, accessed Sep. 20, 1989.
2. «Arne Myrdal er død» ("Arne Myrdal dead"), Verdens Gang, Oct. 14, 2007, accesses Sep. 20, 2019.

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