eyes on the target the later popularity of the redgreenbrown theory and its various permutations derives mainly from a speech given by roger cukierman, president of the conseil reprsentatif des institutions juives de france (crif), who used the french term "alliance brun-vert-rouge" to describe the antisemitic alignment supposedly shared by "an extreme right nostalgic for racial hierarchies" (symbolized by the colour brown in reference to the sturmabteilung), "an extreme left [which is] anti-globalist, anti-capitalist, anti-american [and] anti-zionist" (red), and followers of jos bov (green). in the united states, a similar alliance of disparate groups occurred in opposition to the world trade organization in the anti-globalization movement, which saw trade unions, neo-luddite environmentalists, and paleoconservative nationalists like pat buchanan joining a common cause. many were surprised by leftist lenora fulani's support for buchanan, which has been viewed as an example of a redgreenbrown alliance.
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