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#Kankaanpää neo-Nazi #terror trial starts

There are a total of five defendants in the case, two of whom face charges of committing crimes with terrorist intent. A trial related to the suspected terrorist activities of a group located in the small town of Kankaanpää began at Satakunta district court on Tuesday morning. The five defendants in the case face 27 charges in total, with two of the suspects charged with committing crimes with terrorist intent. An Yle investigation into the gang’s activities revealed an extensive list of crimes committed by its members, with interviewees reporting the gang were known to harass, intimidate and even violently

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Former U.S. attorney Rachael Rollins reportedly targeted by white supremacists for assassination – #terrorgram

Two people were arrested for allegedly leading an online group where race-based attacks were celebrated. Earlier this month the U.S. Department of Justice filed charges against two people for allegedly leading an online white supremacist network that encouraged members to commit violence in the interest of starting a race war. Former Massachusetts U.S. attorney Rachael Rollins was reportedly one of their targets.  In a 15-count indictment, 34-year-old Dallas Humber and 37-year-old Matthew Allison were charged with soliciting hate crimes, soliciting the murder of federal officials, and conspiring to provide material support to terrorists. Humber is a resident of Elk Grove,

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#Falkirk neo-Nazi Alan Edward convicted on #terrorism charge

A neo-Nazi who amassed a huge weapons stash at his home in Falkirk has been found guilty of a number of crimes, including planning to commit an act of terrorism. Alan Edward, 54, was arrested in September 22 when police surrounded his house and broke down his front door. Officers found weapons including a crossbow, 14 knives, machetes, a tomahawk, a samurai sword, knuckledusters, a catapult, an extendable baton and a stun gun. Some of the weapons had Nazi and SS insignia, with police also finding an SS-style skull mask, goggles and a respirator, fighting gloves with hardened knuckles, pellets, ball

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Dutch teen arrested for membership of extreme right #terror group – #theBase

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested in the Netherlands on suspicion of being a member of extreme right-wing paramilitary organisation The Base, which was added to the national terrorism sanction list in January and was declared illegal in Europe in June. The youngster is one of three people arrested in August who are accused of repeatedly trying to convince people to take part in terrorist actions via chat groups. The others are aged 19 and 26. All three were arrested on August 20 after a nationwide investigation. The arrests were made in Bergeijk, Hengelo and Veenendaal. They were remanded in

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#Angriff mutmaßlicher Nazis in #Gifhorn : Männer treten auf Frau am Boden ein – #nazipack #terror

Ein brutaler Angriff von vier Männern zwischen 17 und 24 an einer Bushaltestelle sorgt für Entsetzen. Die Tätern sollen Neonazis sein. Es ist eine brutale Szene: Vier junge Männer treten auf eine am Boden liegende Frau ein, treten auch gegen ihren Kopf. Der Angriff spielt sich offenbar beim Aussteigen aus einem Linienbus ab. Die Frau bleibt reglos neben der Bustür liegen, viele Mit­fah­re­r*in­nen schreien und schauen geschockt zu, greifen aber – offenbar aus Angst – nicht ein. Die Täter wollen flüchten, aber dazu kommt es nicht: Im nächsten Moment kommen drei Polizeibeamte angerannt und können mehrere Täter zu Boden bringen

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‘Terrorgram’ Charges Show US Has Had Tools to Crack Down on Far-Right Terrorism

All Along The federal indictment of two alleged members of the Terrorgram Collective, a far-right cell accused of inspiring “lone wolf” attacks, reveals the US is now using a “forgotten” legal strategy. On Monday, United States prosecutors in Sacramento unveiled a 15-count indictment accusing Dallas Erin Humber, 34, and Matthew Robert Allison, 37, of serving as core members of a virulent neo-Nazi propaganda network that solicited attacks on federal officials, power infrastructure, people of color, and material support for acts of terrorism both within the US and overseas. The group, known as the Terrorgram Collective, has produced four publications to

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#Terrorgram: Saints Culture

Saints Culture – the glorification and veneration of extreme right terrorists – is a pivotal part of far-right digital culture in communities that support terrorism. The foremost adherents of Saint’s Culture are clustered around the so-called Terrorgram Collective, a loose consortium of Telegram channels whose aim is to promote accelerationist violence. Glorifying right-wing terrorists as “Saints” serves to transform their deeds from racist atrocities to quasi-religious acts. These acts are said to be righteously committed in “defense” of race and nation, which are perceived to be facing an existential threat from immigration, as reflected in the Great Replacement conspiracy.[1] In

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