White nationalists are openly operating on Facebook. The company won't act

Guardian analysis finds VDare and Red Ice TV among several outlets that are still on the platform despite Facebook's promised ban

On 7 November, Lana Lokteff, an American white nationalist, introduced a "thought criminal and political prisoner and friend" as a featured guest on her internet talk show, Red Ice TV.

For about 90 minutes, Lokteff and her guest - Greg Johnson, a prominent white nationalist and editor-in-chief of the white nationalist publisher Counter-Currents - discussed Johnson's recent arrest in Norway amid authorities' concerns about his past expression of "respect" for the far-right mass murderer Anders Breivik. In 2012, Johnson wrote that he was angered by Breivik's crimes because he feared they would harm the cause of white nationalism but had discovered a "strange new respect" for him during his trial; Breivik's murder of 77 people has been cited as an inspiration by the suspected Christchurch killer, the man who murdered the British MP Jo Cox, and a US coast guard officer accused of plotting a white nationalist terror attack.