Andrew Dymock allegedly promoted neo-Nazi group, Sonnenkrieg Division. Appearing at the Old Bailey yesterday he had his curfew restrictions tweaked. Now allowed in garden of his family home in Bath, where he has 20-hour curfew. A suspected neo-Nazi accused of posting extreme racist and anti-Semitic material has had his bail conditions changed so that he can enjoy sitting in the garden. Appearing at the Old Bailey yesterday, Andrew Dymock was told his curfew restrictions had been tweaked so he can pop into the garden at his family home in Bath, Somerset. (…) The former politics student from Bath has denied twelve terrorism offences. He is alleged to be part of a neo-Nazi group, Sonnenkrieg Division, a UK branch of American group Atomwaffen Division. The organisations are inspired by American Nazi James Mason, whose book, Siege, Dymock is accused of posting online. A Twitter account allegedly run by Dymock also published quotes from Hitler’s propaganda chief Goebbels, and posted: ‘The Fascist State shall be achieved through blood and black printer ink.’ (…) A pre-trial preparation hearing has been set for April 20 this year [SIC!], with his trial following on July 6.
„Artgemeinschaft“: Razzia bei zwei AfD-Kandidaten wegen verbotener Neonazi-Vereinigung
Die AfD-Politiker Sebastian Koch und Simon Lansmann sollen an einer Feier im Dunstkreis der verbotenen „Artgemeinschaft“ teilgenommen haben. Beide wollen für die AfD in den Landtag Sachsen-Anhalt. Ermittler haben am Donnerstagmorgen in fünf Bundesländern Wohnungen Read more