James Farrell, from Glasgow, exchanged antisemitic, racist and neo-Nazi comments with other members of a far-right group and praised mass murderers including Brenton Tarrant and Anders Breivik. A far-right group member who praised mass murderers and shared a video showing how to build a replica sub-machine gun has been jailed. James Farrell, 32, exchanged antisemitic, racist and neo-Nazi comments with other members of the Oaken Hearth chat group. The group discussed various previous atrocities, including the mass shootings at two mosques in New Zealand in March 2019. Farrell declared his support for white supremacist Brenton Tarrant, who killed 51 people at the two mosques in Christchurch. He also praised neo-Nazi Anders Breivik, who murdered 77 people during a rampage in Norway in 2011, and 1995 Oklahoma bomber Timothy McVeigh. The group members were also said to have frequently posted antisemitic propaganda in support of Adolf Hitler. At one point, Farrell reportedly stated: “It’s about time someone firebombed a synagogue.” (…) Farrell admitted posting a clip containing instructions on how to make a 3D-printed replica MAC-11 firearm. He described the footage as an “edgy, cool video”.
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