With over a thousand members across the UK, US, and beyond, the Basketweavers present themselves as a harmless social club, but behind closed doors, they push antisemitic conspiracies theories and a long-term plan to reshape Britain. The group has links to numerous groups and figures of the traditional far right. But, despite their size, they have stayed under the radar until now.
HOPE not hate went undercover to expose the truth.
Read the full report.
With over a thousand members across the UK, US, and beyond, the Basketweavers present themselves as a harmless social club, but behind closed doors, they push antisemitic conspiracies theories and a long-term plan to reshape Britain. HOPE not hate went undercover to expose the truth. Read the full report today.
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