I have no ideological leanings towards the far right at all, but I did lurk around that forum for some time reading stuff, just to see what people said and out of curiosity.
I came to the fairly swift conclusion that the vast majority of members there are not 'Aryan' or ethnically motivaed at all (not that that is good), but are almost exclusively moved to segregative tendencies by religion, and think religion has a bearing on someones ethnicity. This highlights their general collective idiocy, because if they were 'true racists', they'de have a section for Iran, a section for India and a section for Afghanistan who's populace are pretty much all ethnically indo-european.
I'm not saying that the people on Stormfront should be 'true racists' since that is also a retarded notion, but I'm trying to pinpoint their collective ignorance in how they foolishly mingle race and religion and think the two correlate simply to satisfy their oppostion to multi-culturalism.
On that note I should actually point out that whilst I'm all for multi-culturalism on a personal, familial and individual level I am not for bandying it around on a wider, social platform. The reason for that is that expecting wider society to be flawless in it's acceptance of non-indigenous customs and cultures is utopian and unrealistic, and 99 times out of 100 racial and religious friction invariably occurs when obsessive liberals feed the seeds of ever increasing mutliculturalism, blissfully oblivious of the potential (likely) future social havoc they could be sowing. I'd like to be more optimistic on that front, but logic and experience from history would dictate it wise to not be.
On a personal level too I find that having an increased presence of an immigrant community in a particular country - who are not, often, the cream of their nation of origin - ruins the potential magical mystical element of learning about another culture. When Europe was full of just Europeans, there was a curiosity and a magical interest in the orient, the middle east and the indies, they inspired poems and books. At the same time of course there was a lot of ignorance due to there being no-multiculturalism in the past, and nasty things happened because of it, like missionary work and forced conversions etc, but that wasa result of the lawlessnes of the time in regards to foreign relations. What I'm trying to say is that larger immigrant communities have collectively ruined the image, marred the interest and damaged the reputation of the group they represent due to the nature of the average 'economic migrant'. Sure, some will permeate the middle-class echlons of society and not only integrate, but adapt and grow and improve as people in their new countries, but most stay insular, and this insularises the indigenous population and so on, so on, so on. Vicious cycle. It's best avoided en mass in the first place.
That said, my dad gained naturalisation as an EU citizen, integrated, adapted, accepted, and I grew up in Europe as a European regardless of my mixed ethnicity. The twats on Stormfront would not see the merit in having me as a citizen of Europe, even if I contributed to it's economy or benefited society in some way on the basis that I was not of 'pure origin' and that my anscestry had non-Christian 'blood' in it (not that that exists.) I therefore have no time for Stormfront or the devolved simpletons that frequent it and perpetually repeat themselves on it.