On 29 October, the State Police (VP), in cooperation with the State Security Service (VDD), arrested four skinheads, including minors. The criminal investigation is ongoing. The State Police launched criminal proceedings on 26 January this year in connection with the alleged commission of serious and particularly serious offences. The State Police and the State Security Service carried out searches of the homes of several individuals in connection with arson committed by the group and the use of violence against people of no fixed abode. Three minors and one adult were arrested. These individuals identify themselves as, and are visually recognisable as, skinheads. Skinhead paraphernalia was found in their possession: clothing, boots, badges, images, masks, brass knuckles, knives, weapon-like items and objects most likely used in the crimes under investigation. (…) Criminal proceedings have also been initiated concerning the unlawful distribution or transmission of pornographic material involving minors. Such an offence is punishable by imprisonment for a term of up to three years, or by short-term imprisonment, or by probation, or by community service, or by a fine, with or without the confiscation of property.
Rechtsextremismus
White supremacist Nick Fuentes linked to college Republican group, records show
Computer records reveal College Republican Patriot Coalition’s web domain in account registered to Fuentes-managed company. A college Republican coalition claiming 31 affiliated student groups in 14 states that attacked the Trump administration from the right routed its email through the same Microsoft 365 account as a company controlled by white nationalist Nick Fuentes. Until Monday morning, Microsoft’s public sign-in records put the College Republican Patriot Coalition (CRPC)’s web domain in an account registered to NJF LLC, a Fuentes-managed company that also runs his personal website and online store. By Monday evening, hours after the Guardian sent questions to Fuentes and the coalition, the domain no longer appeared in that account, and a Microsoft verification code had been deleted from its settings. Fuentes’s own domains remained in the account. The organization has hinted at ties with Fuentes in the past, but no operational link has been definitively shown until now. The revelation of an operational link between Fuentes and the highlights the inroads that Fuentes and his white nationalist “Groyper” movement have made among younger Republican activists and student organizations.
via guardian: White supremacist Nick Fuentes linked to college Republican group, records show
Kameradschaft
Former Golden Dawn ”neo-Nazi” figure invokes Enosis after receiving APOEL centenary shirt
Kasidiaris thanks supporters of the Nicosia club before posting “Greece, Cyprus, Union” in a viral social media message. His post comes as the convicted former Golden Dawn member prepares a political comeback following his release from prison in Greece. Former Golden Dawn leading member Ilias Kasidiaris has publicly thanked supporters of APOEL whom he described as “nationalist fans” after receiving a shirt bearing the Nicosia club’s colours, using the occasion to promote the slogan “Greece, Cyprus, Union”. In a social media post published on Monday evening, November 9, Kasidiaris shared two photographs of himself wearing the APOEL shirt, claiming it had been presented to him by supporters to mark the club’s 100th anniversary. The post, which circulated rapidly across social media, came just one day after APOEL’s centenary celebrations on November 8. Kasidiaris described the club as the historic “Association of Greeks of Nicosia” and expressed his gratitude to what he called its “nationalist fans”.
via kathimerini: Former Golden Dawn ”neo-Nazi” figure invokes Enosis after receiving APOEL centenary shirt
Internet
‘Does He Know He’s Still Live?’: Neo-Nazi Influencer Broadcasts Shocking Cybersex Session on Kick
Neo-Nazi influencer Christopher Pohlhaus reportedly left his Kick livestream running during a private sexual video call, leaving viewers watching. Neo-Nazi influencer Christopher Pohlhaus reportedly broadcast a private sexual video call live on Kick for more than two and a half hours after failing to end his stream, according to a report by The Bulwark. Pohlhaus, who uses the online name ‘Hammer’, is said to have believed his broadcast had stopped after a World of Warcraft session on Tuesday, 3 November. Journalist Will Sommer reported the incident on 10 November. According to his account, Pohlhaus stopped recording through his streaming software but did not end the live transmission on Kick. The broadcast allegedly continued as he spoke with a woman he appeared to believe was no longer being seen by the public. The distinction matters: stopping a recording does not necessarily end a live stream. Sommer reported that about 15 people had been watching the original gaming session, but did not establish how many viewers saw the subsequent call. Viewers Tried To Warn Pohlhaus Sommer reported that the conversation became sexually explicit and that Pohlhaus masturbated during the call. Viewers appeared to recognise the error before he did and posted messages in the live chat. ‘DOES HE KNOW HE’S STILL LIVE?’ one commenter wrote, according to the report. The encounter reportedly lasted more than two and a half hours, with stretches of ordinary conversation. At one point, Pohlhaus paused to eat chicken he had prepared. Sommer’s account does not establish whether he saw the chat messages as the call continued. The reported audience was small, but the incident raises questions about the privacy of the people involved. The woman was identified by an online pseudonym in The Bulwark’s report; her real identity was not established in the publicly accessible portion. (…) According to Sommer, the woman eventually said another man had messaged her to ask whether she was streaming with Pohlhaus. Only then did Pohlhaus appear to realise what might have happened. ‘Oh, nooo!’ he reportedly exclaimed, before adding, ‘I hope not!’ The stream then ended, The Bulwark reported.
via ibtimes: ‘Does He Know He’s Still Live?’: Neo-Nazi Influencer Broadcasts Shocking Cybersex Session on Kick
siehe auch: Neo-Nazi Leader Accidentally Livestreams Masturbation Session He thought he’d stopped broadcasting when he finished playing WoW. But the real show had only just begun. AS AMERICANS SETTLED IN to watch the midterm results last Tuesday, neo-Nazi internet personality Christopher Pohlhaus had different plans: World of Warcraft. And perhaps something a little bit more erotic after that. Pohlhaus, a tatted-up white supremacist influencer who goes by the name “Hammer” online, streamed the fantasy game to his fans for hours. But eventually, Pohlhaus wanted to talk to a lady outside of the fantasy land of Azeroth. And this conversation was not meant for his fans to see. Before video-chatting with the woman, Pohlhaus turned off the recording on his streaming software. Crucially, however, Pohlhaus did not also end his broadcast on the streaming site Kick, which meant his romantic talk with a neo-Nazi hanger-on known by the screen name “Iron Maiden 14” was still broadcast online to the roughly fifteen viewers who had originally been watching the World of Warcraft stream. As Pohlhaus dirty-talked and eventually began to masturbate with the woman, his commenters desperately tried to warn him they could see everything. “DOES HE KNOW HE’S STILL LIVE?” asked one horrified commenter. This was, to say the least, not a great look for a white supremacist leader hoping to embody traditional values and hypermasculine strength. After more than two-and-a-half hours of cybersex and talking (interrupted by Pohlhaus taking a break to eat some chicken he’d prepared), “Iron Maiden 14” said—again, live on the broadcast—that she had received a message from another man asking her if she was streaming with Pohlhaus.
Gewalt
A New Wave of Neo-Nazi #Accelerationism is Rising – #terror
A new wave of neo-Nazi accelerationist groups is emerging internationally, drawing heavily on the legacy of Atomwaffen Division (AWD). Groups such as Aktion Division, Zenithkrieg Division, and Atomwaffen Polska are adopting AWD’s propaganda tactics and imagery, recruiting new members, and claiming to establish cells across different countries. Emerging groups are forming new international alliances, bringing together different violent extremist networks. Coalitions such as The Order and White Plague connect neo-Nazi accelerationist groups with extremist communities associated with No Lives Matter and The Com, where violent extremism, the glorification of violence, cybercrime, and misanthropy overlap. These groups are openly encouraging racist murders and other acts of violence, with threats extending beyond online propaganda. GPAHE uncovered guides instructing followers to commit racially-motivated murders and recruitment requirements demanding that applicants carry out and document violent acts. Individuals linked to these networks have been arrested in Poland and Ukraine in terrorism-related investigations. Neo-Nazi accelerationist groups are openly recruiting and spreading propaganda on mainstream platforms such as TikTok. GPAHE found neo-Nazi accelerationist propaganda from Atomwaffen Division copycats circulating on TikTok, underscoring the responsibility of mainstream social media platforms to stop allowing extremist groups to use their services to recruit new members and spread their ideology, contributing to online radicalization. Over the past few months, a new wave of neo-Nazi accelerationist groups has emerged online. Neo-Nazi accelerationism is an extremist ideology that seeks to hasten the collapse of existing social and political structures through violence, including terrorist attacks, with the aim of triggering a race war and ultimately establishing white ethnostates. On platforms such as Telegram and TikTok, these groups share recruitment messages, images of firearms, calls for violent attacks, and even guides on how to commit murder. Many draw heavily on the legacy and visual aesthetics of Atomwaffen Division (AWD), one of the most notorious neo-Nazi accelerationist organizations whose members have been linked to multiple murders and terrorist plots.
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KINDER IM ZELTLAGER MIT NAZI-MUSIK GEWECKT: POLIZEI ERMITTELT
Nach einem Zeltlager von Jugendfeuerwehren in Eisleben ermittelt die Polizei in Sachsen-Anhalt gegen sieben Personen. Gegenstand der Anzeige seien die Verdachtsmomente der Freiheitsberaubung, Nötigung sowie der Verletzung der Fürsorge- oder Erziehungspflicht, teilte die Polizei auf Anfrage mit. Mit Rücksicht auf das laufende Ermittlungsverfahren könnten derzeit keine weitergehenden Angaben zum konkreten Tatgeschehen gemacht werden, hieß es. Zuvor hatte die “Magdeburger Volksstimme” berichtet, dass Kinder der Jugendwehren aus Biederitz und Heyrothsberge (Landkreis Jerichower Land) in einem Sommerzeltlager im August von ihren Betreuern mit rechter Musik geweckt worden seien. Zudem soll ein Kind gegen seinen Willen an einen Stuhl gefesselt worden sein.
via tag24: KINDER IM ZELTLAGER MIT NAZI-MUSIK GEWECKT: POLIZEI ERMITTELT
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DURCHSUCHUNGEN BEI HANSA-HOOLIGANS NACH HAKENKREUZ-FOTO
Nach einem Testspiel des FC Hansa Rostock beim englischen Zweitligisten FC Watford Ende Juli sind Fotos aufgetaucht, die mutmaßliche Fans des Vereins mit einer Hakenkreuzfahne zeigen. Wie der Spiegel und der NDR berichten, ermittelt die Staatsanwaltschaft Rostock nun gegen 17 Beschuldigte im Alter von 19 bis 36 Jahren. Ihnen wird gefährliche Körperverletzung sowie die Verwendung von Kennzeichen verfassungswidriger Organisationen vorgeworfen. Polizei durchsucht 16 Objekte nach Hooligan-Schlägerei Am Dienstag fanden in Rostock und den umliegenden Landkreisen 16 Durchsuchungen statt, an denen über 120 Polizeikräfte beteiligt waren. Die Maßnahmen basieren auf einem Gruppenfoto, das eine sogenannte Drittortauseinandersetzung zwischen Hansa-Anhängern und Fans der Glasgow Rangers dokumentieren soll. Bei solchen verabredeten Schlägereien treffen rivalisierende Fangruppen bewusst abseits des Stadions aufeinander. Recherchen zeigen Hakenkreuzfahne bei Hansa-Hooligans Das antifaschistische Rechercheportal »Exif« hatte Anfang September die Bilder veröffentlicht und berichtet, dass Hansa-Hooligans mit einer Hakenkreuzfahne posiert hätten.
via hasepost: DURCHSUCHUNGEN BEI HANSA-HOOLIGANS NACH HAKENKREUZ-FOTO