White Supremacists lauded the supposed formation of a vigilante group in Birmingham, England, that allegedly includes around 400 people, “after losing trust in the police.”
A pro-user on the contentious social media platform, Gab, shared a screenshot of a picture allegedly from November 9, 2018 that showed the leader of the National Socialist Japanese (Arbeiter) Worker Party, Kazunari Yamada, holding up explicit and offensive cartoons during a protest in front of the Israeli Embassy in Japan.
An activist website recently shared claims of attack against the German energy company, RWE’s premises, as well as the premises of German Unionists, supposedly for their failute to stand up to the company for its supposedly environmentally detrimental business practices.
Neo-Nazis discussed the viability of a so-called “Red Twitter,” which would mirror the color scheme of the neo-Nazi forum Vanguard News Network (VNN), and would easily allow for the sharing of anti-semitic content.
Gab users railed against a Minnesota district that elected a Muslim of Somali descent named Ilhan Omar in the recent midterm election, as well as the woman herself, claiming that the only way to “save the white race” is with “fascism.”
A self-styled “White Nationalist” member of the alternative social media platform, Gab, posted a message railing against “kikes” and “faggots,” framing them as agressors against the “white man.”
White Supremacists railed against women of color and the entire concept of democracy, seemingly for being partially responsible for Democrats seeing success in the the latest midterm election.
Users on the alternative social media platform, Gab, celebrated the possible retirement of Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, with some going so far as to wish her death and suffering in the wake of a fall in her office that resulted in broken ribs.
Neo-Nazis lauded a decision made by the Polish government to sanction a far-right march that took place in the country’s capital of Warsaw.
A user on the alternative social media site, Gab, stated that “the future looks promising indeed” in regard to a recent photo that was taken at a high school in which white students seem to be delivering Hitler salutes to the camera, which quickly gained infamy across social media.
A user on the alternative social media site, Gab, wrote a long-winded rationalization for anti-Semitism, and went further to attempt to explain why Jews were worse than other groups that are traditionally similarly marginalized by fascist groups.
An activist website shared news of an incendiary attack against buses in the municipality of the Titz, Germany, seemingly celebrating the attack as justified due to the bus company’s supposed support of other companies’ environmentally detrimental projects.
