We do not endorse racism in any form, and the creator's views do not reflect ours. "This was a one-off sponsorship, and our vetting process has since been improved. Today, NordVPN's Twitter profile responded to Stuchbery, indicating the firm does not have an ongoing deal with Towler, whose video is online at the time of writing.
One Twitter user wrote: "Currently a nordvpn customer, but there's no way I'm giving you a penny more unless you #StopFundingHate." Another person added: "I will be canceling too, you need to do the decent thing and withdraw your support." We do not support hate speech or radical political views of any leaning.- NordVPN July 2, 2020 We do not endorse racism in any form, and the creator’s views do not reflect ours. This was a one-off sponsorship, and our vetting process has since been improved. The post attracted hundreds of "likes," with some commenters claiming they would be canceling their subscriptions or changing VPN providers as a result of the news. You sure you want to do this? I know a few people who'd switch providers if they knew." Stuchbery tweeted: "Hey, you've collaborated with a white nationalist who wants to deport non-Britons, and who works with Neo-Nazis. Yesterday, writer Mike Stuchbery shared a post highlighting the relationship between the YouTube creator and NordVPN, which is based in Panama. On YouTube, Towler said in a recent video that included the VPN sponsorship her efforts are centered around "trying to build a nationalist community in Britain." Towler's anti-immigration organization, Patriotic Alternative, claims to stand up for "the interests of the indigenous people of these islands." It complains about a decline in the "white British" population and urges readers to home school their children. The virtual private network company, which frequently advertises its product via video "influencers" and creators on the Google-owned platform, was recently endorsed by Laura Towler, a far-right campaigner based in Yorkshire, England. Internet security company NordVPN is facing criticism for collaborating with a white nationalist YouTuber based in the United Kingdom.
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