Updated | In the years since the horrific massacre of nine black churchgoers in Charleston, SC by white supremacist Dylann Roof, a small subset of Neo-Nazis have adopted the mass murderer as a martyr. Continue reading “Member Of Neo-Nazi ‘Bowl Patrol’ Outed As Head Of IT Consulting Company”
White nationalist State Department official continues to host a racist podcast, Dylann Roof appeals his death sentence, Neo-Nazi faces a $12 million fine by the FCC, and more. Continue reading “Headlines — 2/02/20”
On the April 18, 2019 episode of Goy Talk, one of a multitude of mediocre alt-right podcasts, prominent Neo-Nazis Patrick Little and Paul Nehlen made a joint appearance. It began cordially — as far as white supremacists go — with the two failed congressional candidates agreeing that the U.S. should launch an unprovoked nuclear strike on Israel.
Continue reading “Patrick Little And Paul Nehlen Are Feuding Over How To Start A Race War”
Recently Greg Johnson, founder of the white supremacist publishing company Counter-Currents, revealed that a number of his books had been banned from Amazon, including his most recent: The White Nationalist Manifesto. Continue reading “Greg Johnson Blames Multiculturalism For White Supremacist Terrorism”
Christopher Cantwell starts a “family-friendly” radio show, the Whitman County GOP gives James Allsup the boot, fans of Dylann Roof hope to inspire more acts of terrorism, and more. Continue reading “Headlines — 1/09/18”
As I recently reported, Neo-Nazis have created and promoted a violent video game in which players must massacre Jews, people of color, Antifa, journalists, and LGBTQ people in order to rescue President Trump. Continue reading “Marcus Follin Falsely Blames ‘Leftists’ For Making Him A Playable Character In A Neo-Nazi Video Game”
Ever since Paul Nehlen’s white supremacist beliefs were exposed last year, the Wisconsin also-ran has slid further and further into irrelevancy — and has become increasingly unhinged in the process. Continue reading “Paul Nehlen Accuses The Jews Of Deicide On Atomwaffen-Inspired Podcast”
Conservative Twitter superstar Amy Mek might not be real, Homeland Security is sourcing its intel on Antifa from alt-right websites, white nationalist apologist Tom Tancredo eyes the Colorado governorship, and more. Continue reading “Headlines — 11/07/17”
On the inaugural episode of Vanguard Radio, members of the Neo-Nazi group Vanguard America discussed the recent Antioch church shooting by Sudanese immigrant Emanuel K. Samson and contrasted it with the massacre at Charleston two years ago. Continue reading “‘Vanguard Radio’ Hosts Compare Emanuel Samson’s Shooting Spree To That Of ‘St. Dylann Roof’”
On September 24, 2017 a masked gunman approached the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch, TN and opened fire. Continue reading “White Nationalists Hype Antioch Church Shooter As The ‘Black Dylann Roof’”
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