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Short for "Grotesque, unbelievable, bizarre, and unprecedented." First coined in 1982 by an Irish politician commenting on the discovery of a murderer hiding inside the home of an Attorney General. American Neo-Nazi and White Separatist Harold Covington was notably fond of this phrase to describe activities within the Neo-Nazi "Movement" that are completely nonsensical and bring them no closer to any goal. His largely defunct organization, the Northwest Front, often employ this term when arguing with other racists on the internet, failing to see the irony in that they are following a cult movement with 0 real world support.
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