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Far-right activists banned from entering Britain

 
 
Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Thu 11 Jun, 2020 12:14 pm
@coldjoint,
coldjoint wrote:
Let the Norwegians know Islam is not a race. Thanks.
From where did you get the information that his Chinese-born adopted sister was a Muslim and he killed her due to her religion? In court, he himself said that he'd killed her because she was not white.
Further, he insisted on defending himself on the grounds that he believes "the white race" is threatened by non-white immigrants.
Manshaus also named both Adolf Hitler and Breiving as his mentors. He called the Holocaust a myth and testified that he has no regrets whatsoever for his attack on the mosque or for murdering his own sister. He testified that he was only sorry he didn’t inflict more damage or kill more people.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Thu 11 Jun, 2020 12:19 pm
@Walter Hinteler,
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that he'd killed her because she was not white.

What I said is true, Islam is not a race no matter what reason someone kills does not change that fact.
Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Thu 11 Jun, 2020 12:26 pm
@Walter Hinteler,
Norway’s two most violent terrorist attacks were both carried out by right-wing extremists.

The fascist collaborationist government in German-occupied Norway during the Second World War was led by Vidkun Quisling ("Quisling regime").
About 15,000 Norwegians volunteered for combat duty on the Nazi side; of the 6,000 sent into action as part of the Germanic SS, most were sent to the Eastern front.

Fortunately, an organised armed resistance movement, known as Milorg and numbering some 40,000 armed men at the end of the war, was formed under a largely unified command, something which greatly facilitated the transfer of power in May 1945.

But there are some like the poster above who favour the Nazis.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Thu 11 Jun, 2020 12:46 pm
@Walter Hinteler,
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But there are some like the poster above who favour the Nazis.

You are so clever. The Nazi's run your government. They censor your speech and media. I have nothing to do with Nazis.
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Thu 11 Jun, 2020 12:59 pm
@coldjoint,
coldjoint wrote:

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that he'd killed her because she was not white.

What I said is true, Islam is not a race no matter what reason someone kills does not change that fact.


coldjoint wrote:
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Racist attacks draw toughest jail term

Let the Norwegians know Islam is not a race. Thanks.

He fired several shots at his stepsister because, as he said himself, he was "interested in getting the job done" because she was not white.

Would you consider yourself a Nazi? As a National Socialisti, the prosecutor asked.
"National Socialist sounds a bit nicer, don't you think", Manshaus replied.



coldjoint
 
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Reply Thu 11 Jun, 2020 01:23 pm
@Walter Hinteler,
What is your point Walter?
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Sat 13 Jun, 2020 07:47 am
This afternoon, in London the man who stopped the British from having to salute like a Nazi is celebrated by men doing Nazi salutes.
Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jun, 2020 09:30 am
@Walter Hinteler,
Number of far-right terrorist prisoners in Britain hits record high
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The number of far-right prisoners convicted for terror offences in Great Britain climbed by a third last year to their highest recorded level, and accounts for more than one in six of all terrorists held in prison, according to official figures.

Labour said the disclosure underlined the “dangerous threat” posed by the far right, which comes after last weekend’s counter-demonstration in Westminster where more than 100 were arrested following violent clashes.

The Home Office data shows that 44 “extreme rightwing” prisoners were in custody for terror offences across Great Britain, up from 33 a year ago. Three years ago, the figure was nine and no higher than five before that.

Those who have been jailed in recent years include Thomas Mair, who murdered Jo Cox four years ago this week, and a neo-Nazi who plotted to kill another Labour MP, Rosie Cooper, with a machete a year later.

Islamist extremists still form the largest category of terror prisoners, but at 183 last year the overall number has remained roughly flat since 2018 – meaning the proportion of far-right terror prisoners has increased to a record 18%.
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coldjoint
 
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Reply Fri 19 Jun, 2020 08:29 pm
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Arab Clans Threaten to Kill German Police Entering Their No-Go Area


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Arab clan gangs have threatened to kill police officers who attempt to enforce the law in the troubled area of Marxloh in the city of Duisburg, claiming only sharia applies to them.

The Marxloh area has become a hub for Arab clan gangs in recent years. Last month, police faced down a mob of around 200 residents when attempting to arrest a local teen. After using tear gas and calling for reinforcements, it took 36 police to finally detain the youth who had hidden in a residential building.

Just days after the incident, police received threatening emails, allegedly from Marxloh Arab clan members, stating that police would be killed if they attempted to set foot in the area and enforce German laws, Rheinische Post reports.

No problem, right? What right wing group announced they were going to kill police officers?
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2020/06/17/arab-clans-threaten-kill-german-police-entering-their-no-go-area/

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coldjoint
 
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Reply Mon 22 Jun, 2020 12:02 pm
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Jihad Attack UK: Reading stabbings terror suspect known to MI5.

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(These politically correct leftist UK jokers always know them but do nothing to arrest them. Rather they pay them welfare and set them up nicely so the offending can attack when they want… Sgt K)


Do right wing extremists collect welfare and remain at large in the community too?
https://videos.whatfinger.com/2020/06/22/jihad-attack-uk-reading-stabbings-terror-suspect-known-to-mi5/
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Tue 23 Jun, 2020 12:35 pm
UK saw highest number of far-right terror attacks and plots in Europe in 2019, Europol says
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UK saw four far-right and three Islamist attacks or plots in 2019, report says

The UK reported the highest number of far-right terror attacks and plots in Europe in 2019, an official report has found.

Europol’s annual Terrorism Situation and Trend report, published on Tuesday, said one attack — in Stanwell — was carried out and three were foiled in the year.

No other EU country recorded more than two planned or attempted far-right terror attacks.

The Stanwell incident took place a day after the Christchurch mosque attacks in New Zealand, when 50 worshippers were massacred by a “white genocide” conspiracy theorist.

Vincent Fuller went on a rampage in his Surrey hometown, attacking cars with non-white drivers before stabbing a Bulgarian teenager.

The 50-year-old was targeting Muslims during the rampage, shouting: “All Muslims should die, white supremacists rule. I’m going to murder a Muslim.”

Europol’s report said the attack was “part of a wave of violent incidents worldwide”, including the shootings in Christchurch, Poway and El Paso.

“The perpetrators were part of similar transnational online communities and took inspiration from one another,” it added.

“Right-wing extremist ideology is not uniform but feeds from different sub-currents, united in their rejection of diversity and minority rights.”

One of the UK plots listed by Europol is believed to be a teenage neo-Nazi’s planed attacks on synagogues and other targets in Durham.

The 17-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was jailed in January after writing a manifesto aiming to inspire other terrorists.

Islamist attacks remain the deadliest and most frequent, but last year the head of UK counter-terror police called far-right extremism the “fastest-growing” terror threat.

“The lone actor threat is the biggest problem,” Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu said.

“My biggest concern that is we have seen cases when people both in Islamist and right-wing space where people are radicalised in days or weeks.”

On Tuesday, Mr Basu urged people to “play their part” to protect themselves and others by reporting suspicious activity.

“As we begin to return to normal, and public places become more crowded, we must be vigilant to the ongoing threat.” he added.

“Sadly, as one disease retreats, we need to stop another re-emerging.”

UK counterterror police say that of the 25 attack plots foiled since March 2017, 16 were Islamist, eight far-right and one “other”.

The number of white terror suspects being arrested outstripped those of Asian appearance for the second year in a row in 2019.

As of 31 March, there were 238 people jailed for terror-related offences in the UK, of which 77 per cent were Islamists and 18 per cent far-right extremists.

Europol said that despite intensified online crackdowns, right-wing extremists “enjoy much greater freedom to act on major social media platforms” than jihadists and continue to spread their ideology.

“As we begin to return to normal, and public places become more crowded, we must be vigilant to the ongoing threat.” he added.

“Sadly, as one disease retreats, we need to stop another re-emerging.”

UK counterterror police say that of the 25 attack plots foiled since March 2017, 16 were Islamist, eight far-right and one “other”.

The number of white terror suspects being arrested outstripped those of Asian appearance for the second year in a row in 2019.

As of 31 March, there were 238 people jailed for terror-related offences in the UK, of which 77 per cent were Islamists and 18 per cent far-right extremists.

Europol said that despite intensified online crackdowns, right-wing extremists “enjoy much greater freedom to act on major social media platforms” than jihadists and continue to spread their ideology.

A further 26 were left-wing and anarchist terrorism — all in Greece, Italy and Spain.

Europol recorded 21 jihadist terror attacks and plots, which caused 10 deaths and 26 injuries in total. France had the highest number, on seven.

Britain saw one Islamist attack — at Fishmongers’ Hall — and two others thwarted in 2019, as well as a separate “single-issue” plot.


Full (downloadable) EUROPOL report: EU TERRORISM SITUATION & TREND REPORT (TE-SAT)
izzythepush
 
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Reply Tue 23 Jun, 2020 12:40 pm
@Walter Hinteler,
Brexit emboldened the racists.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Tue 23 Jun, 2020 01:17 pm
@izzythepush,
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Brexit emboldened the racists.

No punishment for rapes emboldened Islam.
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Sat 4 Jul, 2020 11:20 am
German politician receives death threats from neo-Nazi group
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A state parliament leader of Germany's socialist Left Party has received hate mail containing non-public personal information. The letters were signed by the "National Socialist Underground 2.0," a neo-Nazi moniker.
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The NSU (National Socialist Underground) was a neo-Nazi terrorist group in Germany uncovered in 2011 that has been associated with a number of murders and terrorist actions against non-Germans and prominent left-wing figures.

The signature "NSU 2.0" indicates a resurgence of the group and echoes anonymous death threats received by Frankfurt lawyer Seda Basay-Yildiz two years ago.

Basay-Yildiz represented the family of the first murder victim of the NSU.

The police never discovered the author of those letters.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Sat 4 Jul, 2020 11:25 am
@Walter Hinteler,
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German politician receives death threats from neo-Nazi group

Who hasn't been threatened by Islamists? Merkel has been, the Queen of England has, and Trump.
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Thu 9 Jul, 2020 10:41 pm
German police are facing growing accusations of links with the far right after a police computer was used to search for details of a leftwing MP who received death threats.

The interior minister for the state of Hesse, where such happened already before, announced on Thursday that he would appoint a special investigator to try to shed light on the case.
Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Tue 14 Jul, 2020 11:20 am
@Walter Hinteler,
More and more social media no longer give the Identitarian movement a stage. This separates them from their base and considerably limits their radius of action

Martin Sellner is the head of the Identitarian Movement Austria, an organisation described by the Austrian intelligence services as "agents of modern right-wing extremism." The movement has been given the same label in Germany by its intelligence services.
Now, his YouTube account has been 'terminated', he also had his Twitter account suspended last week.

The extent to which right-wing extremists are affected by the banning of Twitter and other platforms is shown in the study "Online Ecosystem of Right-Wing Extremist Actors" by the German Robert Bosch Foundation. It shows that "blocking the accounts of right-wing extremist groups and influencers is effective in considerably limiting their reach". Especially since large parts of the following do not follow them onto new platforms.

In their analysis, the researchers see the content disseminated as "dangerous inspiration". "The posts focus disproportionately often on the negative consequences of immigration. As we have learnt from the manifestos of right-wing extremist assassins, right-wing extremist ideas such as the conspiracy theory of the 'Great Exchange' can inspire extremist violence and terrorism without actively calling for violence," says extremism researcher Julia Ebner of ISD, an independent research institute based in London.

The Online Ecosystem of the German Far-Right (pdf)

Das Online-Ökosystem Rechtsextremer Akteure (A shorter German version, which I used - summary of above English booklet)
coldjoint
 
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Reply Tue 14 Jul, 2020 04:52 pm
@Walter Hinteler,
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"blocking the accounts of right-wing extremist groups and influencers is effective in considerably limiting their reach"

Also censoring anything that disparages Islam. People wanting to retain their culture and identity are not extremists.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Sun 26 Jul, 2020 04:23 pm
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InfraBlue
 
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Reply Mon 27 Jul, 2020 04:03 am
@coldjoint,
coldjoint wrote:

Also censoring anything that disparages Islam. People wanting to retain their culture and identity are not extremists.



Right, as evidenced by extremist haters.

FAIL!
 

 
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