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Tim Mudde (Amsterdam, 23 February 1965), also known as ''Brigadier M'' or ''Sassem Tim'', was active within the right wing radical movement in the Netherlands between the 1980s and the early 2010s. He was party secretary of the ''Centre Party '86'' (an offshoot of the ''Centre Party'') and like many other senior members of this party became active for ''Voorpost''〔 (Intellectuele metapolitiek ), Archive of NRC Handelsblad〕 and later founded the ''Nationale Beweging'', the nationalist mail order company ''Fenris'' and the nationalist internet radio station ''Radio Rapaille'' where he presented several shows.〔 (Radio Rapaille website )〕 Mudde played in the Rock Against Communism (RAC) band ''Brigade M''〔(Brigade M website )〕 and the Feyenoord themed Oi! band ''Foienoord''.〔(Foienoord website )〕 He is the older brother of the renowned political scientist Cas Mudde, who studies rightist movements. In 1996 Mudde was one of the two founders of ''Brigade M'', which initially was called ''Brigade Mussert'' referring to the personal bodyguards of Anton Mussert.〔 (Interview with Brigade M )〕 Mudde was also a member of other RAC/Nationalistic bands: ''Dietse Patriotten'', ''Die Fünfte Kolonne'', ''Distrikt 217'', ''H6'', ''O.D.M.'', ''Oi-Die-Poes'' and ''Sassem Bootbois'' (later called ''Sassem Boot Boys'').〔(''Tim Mudde discography'' ) on Discogs.com〕 Mudde is also involved with the RAC record companies ''Sassem Produkties''〔(Sassem Produkties ) on VinylSearcher.com〕 and ''Muziek met wortels'' (Music with Roots). On 22 October 2005 he gave a speech for the ''National Alliance'' party about the Antifa. Mudde considers himself to be a nationalist rather than a national socialist. In the 1980s and 1990s he was convicted several times for offenses dealing with "hate speech".〔 (''Top CP'86 ook door hof veroordeeld'' ), Trouw, December 12, 1995〕〔(Antisemitism and Xenophobia Today, Netherlands, November 1998 ) 〕 ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Tim Mudde」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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