A neo-Nazi recently released a podcast in which he called the New Zealand Mosque attacks “genius,” suggested that other far-right fascists prepare for societal collapse and subsequant “revolution,” and appealed to more moderate “right-wingers” who supported Trump to “join” or be a “coward.”
Anonymous users on a chan board recently urged those of the far-right to “accelerate” the situation following the mosque attacks that took place in Christchurch New Zealand, suggestinfg multiple actions, including targeting “tech executives.”
Anonymous users on a chan board recently urged New Zealanders to steal guns as a response to the country’s recent ban on assault rifles, and also advised other actions such as ones of violence or vandalism, such as burning down mosques to “accelerate” a conflict along racial and religious lines.
A neo-Nazi social media account recently attempted to justify the Christchurch shooter’s actions by using the tragic death of young Ebba Ackerlund, much like the attacker – Brenton Tarrant – did in his own manifesto.
An activist website recently shared a claim of attack against vehicles owned by the German automation company, Siemens, in the city of Munich, Germany.
A neo-Nazi social media account recently shared a photograph of a supposed mural featuring the Christchurch Mosque attacker – Brenton Tarrant – portrayed as a saint, very similar to an image that has been recently shared to certain far-right online spaces and profiles.
A social media account, seemingly displeased with the progress of the Brexit negotiations – which have failed once again the produce a workable deal – recently posted a death threat targeting the Prime Minister of Britain, Theresa May.
An activist website recently shared a claim of responsibility for an attack that targeted a cash machine in the capital city of Rome, Italy, supposedly as an action against “borders,” the “state,” and other effects of politics.
White Supremacists recently lauded right-wing Australian senator for shifting the blame onto “Muslim immigrants” for the recent Christchurch Mosque attacks.
A Neo-Nazi social media account implied to belong to a U.S. resident recently celebrated the Christchurch, New Zealand terrorist attack via images praising the attacker, guns and edited clips of the attack, adding to his existing collection of violent posts against Jews, Muslims, and racial minorities.
An activist website recently shared a claim of responsibility for firing fifteen rounds from a “rifle” at the windows of a courthouse in the capital city of Kiev, Ukraine.
A social media account recently accused those on the right and even far-right who are disavowing the New Zealand Attacker as being “cowards” for doing so, and urged them to “own it,” and “wield it.”
