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Schrecklicher Fund in #Hernals – #SS-Uniform, Kinderpornos – #Polizei verhaftet #Tierquäler – #KiPo #Katzenbabys

Ein Mann (53) soll mit Kinderpornos im Internet gedealt haben. Zudem habe er in SS-Uniformen Tiere gequält und sich dabei auch noch gefilmt. Die Kriminalpolizei landete bei einer Razzia in Hernals einen Volltreffer! Nach einem Tipp des Nationalen Zentrums für vermisste und ausgebeutete Kinder in den USA (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children) wurde die heimische Exekutive auf einen Mann aufmerksam, der offensichtlich mit Kinderpornos gehandelt haben soll. Seine krankhaften Neigungen flogen nur auf, weil der Verdächtige ein Back-up seines Smartphones gemacht hat. Kinderpornos und Nazi-Devotionalien Als die Beamten vor seiner Tür standen, machten sie allerdings noch weitere, schreckliche Entdeckungen. Im Keller fanden die Polizisten zahlreiche Nazi-Devotionalien, SS-Uniformen und Schlagringe. Doch das war noch nicht alles: Der 53-jährige Österreicher soll sich dabei gefilmt haben, wie er als Nazi verkleidet in der SS-Uniform hilflose Tiere gequält haben soll. (…) Besonders auffällig war das unauffällige Leben des Nazi-Sympathisanten: “Heute”-Infos zufolge hatte er einen seriösen und anständigen Job und sei auch sonst nicht amtsbekannt gewesen.

via heute.at: Schrecklicher Fund in Hernals SS-Uniform, Kinderpornos – Polizei verhaftet Tierquäler

siehe auch: IN SS-UNIFORM GEFILMT Mann wegen Missbrauchsdarstellungen an Kindern festgenommen Die Polizei hat am Freitag einen Mann in Wien-Hernals festgenommen, der im Verdacht steht, Missbrauchsabbildungen von Kindern besessen und weiterverbreitet zu haben. Weil er Bilder besessen und weiterverbreitet haben soll, die Missbrauch von Kindern zeigen, ist am Freitag ein Mann in Wien-Hernals festgenommen worden. Bei den Ermittlungen stießen die Beamten noch auf weitere Taten des Verdächtigen: So soll sich der Mann dabei gefilmt haben, wie er Kleintiere in grausamster Weise gequält und getötet hat – getragen hat er dabei unter anderem eine SS-Uniform, berichtete die Polizei der APA; Unfassbarer NS-Fall in Wien: Mann quält Tiere und filmt sich in SS-Uniform Die Polizei nahm einen Mann fest, der Tiere grausamst quälte und dabei eine Nazi-Uniform trug. Doch das ist nur die Spitze des Eisbergs. Die Polizei hat am Freitag einen Mann in Wien-Hernals festgenommen, der im Verdacht steht, Missbrauchsabbildungen von Kindern besessen und weiterverbreitet zu haben. Bei den Ermittlungen stießen die Beamten aber auf weitere unfassbare Taten: Der Mann soll sich dabei gefilmt haben, wie er Kleintiere in grausamster Weise gequält und getötet hat – getragen hat er dabei eine SS-Uniform.

düstere Atmosphäre; Kellergang, von hinten angeleuchteter SS-Mann mit Katzenbaby auf Arm
symbilbild, ai-generated – in SS-Uniform mit Katzenbaby auf dem Arm in einem Kellergang
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612 march sparks clashes, arrests, and Nazi salute accusations

The nationalist 612 torch march in Helsinki on Independence Day, 6 December 2024. The organisers claim the march is politically neutral, but in previous years it has attracted nationalist and far-right groups. Independence Day demonstrations in Helsinki concluded with police detaining 40 counter-protesters and accusations of extremist symbolism within the 612 torch march. The day featured high tensions between the far-right 612 torch procession and the Helsinki without Nazis (Helsinki ilman natseja) counter-protest. The 612 torch march, which organisers claim to be politically neutral, started from Töölöntori and proceeded to Hietaniemi cemetery. Among its participants were members of the nationalist Soldiers of Odin group and the international far-right network Active Club, identifiable by their attire. Several participants made Nazi salutes during the march, reported journalists on site. Finns Party MP Teemu Keskisarja marched at the front alongside Tuukka Kuru, chairman of the openly fascist Sinimusta Liike. In his speech before the march, Keskisarja stated, “Those who call us Nazis are speaking nonsense,” urging attendees to set aside political divides for the day. Keskisarja’s decision to participate drew criticism, but his party leadership did not impose sanctions. Before the 612 march began, counter-protesters from Helsinki without Nazis gathered to oppose the procession. The police, citing prior notification laws, ordered the counter-protest to relocate to Taivallahden square. Organisers refused, and the demonstration proceeded at Töölöntori. Clashes ensued as police, including riot units and mounted officers, cleared the square. Some counter-protesters resisted, leading to 40 arrests for disobeying orders and obstructing officers. Police reported attempts to seize equipment, while counter-protesters accused officers of excessive force. Some participants were reportedly struck in the throat with elbows, causing fainting.

via helsinkitimes: 612 march sparks clashes, arrests, and Nazi salute accusations

siehe auch: Police release most Independence Day demonstrators A total of 41 people were arrested in Friday’s protests that also saw demonstrators making Nazi salutes. The majority of Independence Day demonstrators have been released, according to Helsinki Police on Saturday. Those still in custody are suspected of violent resistance against an official. According to the police, these suspects allegedly kicked and hit police and pulled on their equipment. The police are also investigating an incident where a protester attempted to seize an officer’s service weapon. (…) The far-right 612 procession also drew activists from outside of Finland, such as the Swedish branch of the anti-immigrant Soldiers of Odin. Balaclava-wearing Finnish members of the international far-right network Active Club were also spotted among those carrying torches. Individual members of the procession made Nazi salutes at Töölöntori as well as during their procession — an event also attended by Finns Party MP Teemu Keskisarja; Police criticised after clashes with Helsinki without Nazis protesters. A protest organised by Helsinki without Nazis (Helsinki ilman natseja) on Finnish Independence Day ended with 41 arrests and accusations of police misconduct. Authorities denied the claims, stating officers faced violence during attempts to disperse the crowd. The demonstration, held in response to the far-right 612 torch march, highlighted tensions over policing priorities and freedom of assembly. The events unfolded at Töölöntori, Helsinki. The 612 torch march, linked to far-right networks, had reserved the square. In accordance with Finnish law, the police prioritised the group that had submitted its notification first. Helsinki without Nazis, a coalition of anti-fascist groups, gathered at the same location despite police orders to relocate. During the dispersal, police reported that some protesters resisted officers by kicking, hitting, and pulling equipment. Ylikomisario Patrik Karlsson defended police actions, stating, “We asked them to move. When they refused, we had to intervene. Some participants used violence against police.” He added that authorities did not injure protesters, contrary to claims. The organisers of Helsinki without Nazis issued a statement expressing deep disappointment, accusing police of excessive force. The group alleged that officers pushed demonstrators with their elbows, causing two people to faint. They also claimed mounted police rode through the crowd. “This sends a troubling message about the police’s priorities,” the statement read. The organisers characterised their protest as peaceful and accused the police of favouring the far-right marchers.

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#ATOMWAFFEN’S PROPAGANDIST SECRETLY PRODUCED VFX FOR #ACTIVECLUB DOCUMENTARY – #awd #terror

Patrick Macdonald, once known as Dark Foreigner, continued creating art for neo-Nazi movements after the Atomwaffen Division disbanded. It was so quick that anyone could have been forgiven for missing it.  In the final moments of court on Monday, Crown Prosecutor Katherine Legault read from the defendant Patrick Macdonald’s cover letters to two prospective employers. In one, the accused propagandist for the terror designated Atomwaffen Division addressed the letter to the white nationalist livestream Red Ice. He wrote that his graphic design work was “cutting edge” and that he could handle animating and creating graphics for the frequent programs.  The second letter, to an unidentified individual, was much of the same, until Legault reached the end, reading out a social media account that Macdonald attached to the letter: Raven Atelier.  In a few words, the Crown confirmed that Dark Foreigner continued his artistic pursuits after the Atomwaffen Division, leaving behind the low-res, blood-splattered portraits of serial killers and Nazi Germany figureheads for 3D sculpting and an attempt at monetizing his abilities producing propaganda for far-right nationalist movements.  Raven Atelier is a small social media art channel run by a man who used the online pseudonym Vransith on the encrypted application Telegram. The channel frequently posted content and new designs since its creation on April 18, 2021.  Self-dubbed as a “Nationalist Design Studio,” the first content was posted in May 2021, with a message credited to Vransith, as does all the content created by Raven Atelier. (…) Some of the early artwork was reposted by the NSBM record label Militant Zone, based out of Kyiv, Ukraine. Small by conventional standards, Militant Zone hosts some of the most infamous names in neo-Nazi metal music, including groups like М8Л8ТХ, Sunwheel, and Whrwlf.  On his channel, Vransith claimed to have created the artwork for the video release of the Militant Zone concert video and helped with editing. The Canadian Anti-Hate Network contacted Militant Zone for confirmation, though the end of the concert footage credits Raven Atelier for video editing. (…) Prosecutors brought out several RCMP and Ontario Provincial Police experts and officers who found digital metadata and items in Macdonald’s residence they say link him to three propaganda videos produced for the Atomwaffen Division. (…) Atomwaffen was listed as a terrorist entity by the Government of Canada in 2021, but the charges relate to videos produced in 2019. As a result, the Crown must also prove that the organization was a terrorist entity at the time of the videos’ production and release. (…) Two other alleged former members of the Atomwaffen Division, Kristoffer Nippak and Matthew Althorpe are awaiting trial on terrorism charges of their own. According to the RCMP, Althorpe and Nippak from Ontario are alleged to have participated in the creation of videos for the Atomwaffen Division (AWD).  Nippak is facing additional charges related to the creation of a series of manifestos and terrorism manuals for the Terrorgram Collective.

via antihate.ca: ATOMWAFFEN’S PROPAGANDIST SECRETLY PRODUCED VFX FOR ACTIVE CLUB DOCUMENTARY

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Mobilizare uriașă a polițiștilor: mercenarul Horațiu Potra și oamenii lui, prinși cu arme și materiale pirotehnice în drum spre București

Oamenii legii au oprit mai multe mașini pe șoselele din județul Ilfov, de la care au confiscat arme albe, materiale pirotehnice și sume de bani. Doi dintre șoferii opriți se aflau sub influența substanțelor psihoactive. Surse judiciare spun ca este vorba despre aproximativ 20 de persoane din anturajul mercenarului Horațiu Potra, plasat în apropierea lui Călin Georgescu. Printre acestea se afla chiar liderul mișcării. În momentul de față, mercenarul Horațiu Potra a fost dus la audieri în Prahova. Știre inițială După ce polițiștii ar fi primit informații cu privire la persoane suspecte care urmau să treacă prin Ilfov, luptătorii din cadrul Serviciului pentru Acțiuni Speciale și polițiștii criminaliști, însoțiți de un echipaj canin, s-au mobilizat pentru a împânzi străzile. O acțiune similară a avut loc și în județele Prahova, Dâmbovița, dar și în Capitala. Suspecții, aproximativ 20 de persoane, care circulau cu mașini înmatriculate în Sibiu, Alba sau Mureș, au fost opriți și percheziționați, moment în care au fost găsite armele albe, materialele pirotehnice și sumele de bani.  Horațiu Potra, printre cei care veneau în București Printre cei depistați de polițiști în județul Prahova este și mercenarul Horațiu Potra. (…) Horațiu Potra are o companie prin care trimitea actuali și foști militari în Congo, în baza unor contract de protecție și paza. Acesta a organizat, în România, mai multe tabere de instruire și supraviețuire în România. El a fost condamnat, în 2011, la 2 ani și 8 luni, cu suspendare pentru formarea unei grupări paramilitare care folosea arme albe și de foc în antrenamente, potrivit Digi24. Sursa citată îl plasează pe Horațiu Potra în apropierea unor oficiali ruși, precum fostul ambasador al Rusiei în România, Valeri Kuzmin.

via adevarul: Mobilizare uriașă a polițiștilor: mercenarul Horațiu Potra și oamenii lui, prinși cu arme și materiale pirotehnice în drum spre București

siehe auch: Membri ai grupării Potra, opriți să ajungă în București cu un arsenal de arme albe și materiale pirotehnice. Fostul membru al Legiunii străine, audiat Operațiune de amploare a polițiștilor, noapte trecută. Circa 20 de persoane, membri ai grupării Potra, aflate în mai multe mașini, au fost interceptate în trafic în județele Prahova, Dâmbovița, Ilfov și în municipiul București. Asupra lor s-au găsit arme albe și materiale pirotehnice și se presupune că se deplasau către București, cu scopul de a deranja ordinea și liniștea publică. Horațiu Potra este fost membru al Legiunii Străine, liderul contingentului de contractori militari privați români care luptă în Congo și susținător al lui Călin Georgescu; Romanian Police Detain People ‘Carrying Weapons’ To Bucharest Police released photos of the items they said were seized overnight on December 8. Police in Romania have detained several people as they headed toward Bucharest carrying guns, machetes, and knives to allegedly “disrupt public order and peace,” authorities said on December 8. At least 13 people were being questioned by law enforcement agencies after their vehicles were stopped overnight in the Ilfov county, police sources told RFE/RL. Authorities did not release the names of those in custody but according to sources at the judiciary, among them is Horatiu Potra, leader of the contingent of Romanian private military contractors fighting in the African nation of Congo. Ilfov police said a criminal probe has been launched into the issue. According to Romanian media, Potra was sentenced to two years in prison with a suspended sentence in 2011 after being found guilty of founding a paramilitary group.

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NEO-NAZI ORDER MEMBER RELEASED FROM PRISON AFTER RADICALIZING #TERRORIST GROUP – #terror #theorder

A high-ranking member of The Order, a defunct U.S. neo-Nazi group responsible for the murder of a Jewish radio host in Colorado in 1984, is set to be released from federal custody, where he once networked with the leaders of a terrorist organization based in northern Europe, a Hatewatch investigation has revealed. U.S. District Judge Walter McGovern sentenced Richard Scutari, The Order’s head of security, in June 1986 to 60 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to racketeering and conspiracy charges. Scutari, who has been residing in a prerelease center in Orlando, Florida, since July 2024, will be released on Jan. 21 after serving roughly 38 years for participating in the organization’s violent crimes, according to documents Hatewatch obtained via a public records request from the Federal Bureau of Prisons. While in prison, Scutari maintained extensive connections with white supremacist groups in the U.S. and Europe. His correspondence with white supremacist activists in Sweden and Finland throughout the late 1990s and 2000s encouraged them to form a series of organizations that would become the Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM), a pan-Nordic neo-Nazi group, according to published correspondence and Hatewatch’s conversation with a former NRM leader. The U.S. Department of State named NRM and three of its leaders as Specially Designated Global Terrorists in July 2024, citing its members’ violent attacks, including the 2017 bombing of a refugee center and plots against “political opponents, protesters, journalists, and other perceived adversaries.” (…) Esa Henrik Holappa, a former neo-Nazi leader in Finland, told Hatewatch in an interview that he began corresponding with Scutari when he was 17. In 2003, after he came across an advertisement in a British far-right magazine encouraging readers to write and voice their support for Scutari and other white supremacists in prison, Holappa wrote the former Order member a letter. At the time, Scutari was in ADX Florence, a supermax prison in Colorado designed for extremely violent prisoners deemed too risky for maximum security prison. (…) Holappa led the group, which became the official Finnish branch of the broader NRM, until 2012. In 2016, he publicly renounced the neo-Nazi movement. “I do think [Scutari] had a radicalizing effect on me,” Holappa said. “Because at that time, what was appealing to me in Nazism was its military side. I was really excited about military history.” In their letters, Holappa recalled, the pair talked about Scutari’s time in the U.S. Navy. “I wouldn’t, or couldn’t say, that at that time I was too deep in the ideology,” Holappa said. “Even if I was then, of course, considered a neo-Nazi. But I mean that he brought the ideology.” He recalled that Scutari encouraged him to read white supremacist literature to deepen his involvement in the movement. These texts included William Gayley Simpson’s Which Way Western Man?, a 1978 antisemitic book that described “organized Jewry as a world power entrenched in every country of the White man’s world,” as well as William Luther Pierce’s The Turner Diaries, the book upon which Mathews modeled The Order. PUBLISHED CORRESPONDENCE WITH NRM LEADERS Holappa and Magnus Söderman, a Swedish neo-Nazi and another NRM leader, published their correspondence with Scutari in a 2011 collection titled Unbroken Warrior: The Richard Scutari Letters.

via splcenter: NEO-NAZI ORDER MEMBER RELEASED FROM PRISON AFTER RADICALIZING TERRORIST GROUP

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Mahdi Ben Nasr: Der Tote vom Hotzenwald

Im Frühjahr 2024 werden Leichenteile des Flüchtlings Mahdi Ben Nasr aus dem Rhein gefischt. Zunächst vermuten die Ermittler die Täter im Milieu des Tunesiers. Doch dann nimmt der Fall eine überraschende Wendung. Was geht in jemandem vor, der ein Verbrechen verübt hat und noch frei herumläuft? Bei Patrick E. weiß man, dass er sich den geselligen Weihnachtsabend im vergangenen Jahr nicht nehmen ließ. In großer Gruppe war die Familie zusammengekommen, seine drei erwachsenen Kinder, die Schwiegertochter aus Portugal, die Nachbarsfreunde, insgesamt 21 Personen. Sie hatten für ein paar Tage eine Hütte im Hotzenwald gemietet. (…) Am 4. Januar 2024 fährt eine Polizeistreife zum Hotzenwald, am südlichsten Ende des Schwarzwaldes, kurz vor der Schweizer Grenze. Oberhalb der Gemeinde Rickenbach, neben der Ferienhütte, steht ein zweistöckiges Wohnhaus. Ein Mitarbeiter der Gemeinde hatte die Polizei gerufen, die Eingangstür sei zersprungen, die Fensterscheibe der Wohnung eines Flüchtlings namens Mahdi Ben Nasr eingeschlagen, etwas stimme nicht. Und tatsächlich, die Polizisten sehen eine Blutlache, fast einen Quadratmeter groß, direkt neben dem Bett des Flüchtlings. Mahdi Ben Nasrs Geldbeutel und seine Papiere, eine Duldung, sind da, sein Handy liegt im Blut. Er selbst ist weg. Die Polizisten notieren: “Strafantrag wegen Sachbeschädigung” und “Vermisstenfall”. (…) 2017 zieht Mahdi Ben Nasr seinen Asylantrag zurück. In einem Protokoll hält das Bundesamt für Migration diese Aussage fest: “Ich möchte hier kein Asyl. Das hat mir nur Probleme eingebracht.” Weise man ihn aus, werde er “in 100 Jahren nicht zurückkommen”. Doch er wird nicht ausgewiesen. Aber das Land verlässt er auch nicht. Wegen seiner Lüge, er sei Algerier, wissen die Behörden nicht, wohin mit ihm. Als er aus dem Gefängnis kommt, weisen sie ihm die Unterkunft im Hotzenwald zu. Ein Mitarbeiter der Gemeinde sagt: “Wenn ich als Asylant hierherkomme und in so ein Loch gesteckt werde, da würd ich auch irgendwann ausflippen.” Am 6. April 2024, mehr als drei Monate nach der Tat, geht ein Notruf bei der Polizei ein. Ein Freizeittaucher hat eine Hand im Rhein gefunden. Sie ist in Maschendraht eingewickelt. Dort, auf dem Grund des Flusses bei Breisach, finden Polizeitaucher schließlich auch Mahdi Ben Nasrs Kopf. Ein Einschussloch ist deutlich zu sehen. Sie überwachen, hören ab – und liegen falsch Aus dem Vermisstenfall wird der Kriminalfall einer 60-köpfigen Sonderkommission. Sie fangen noch einmal von vorn an und durchsuchen Ben Nasrs Wohnung, die immer noch in unverändertem Zustand ist. Dort machen sie einen überraschenden Fund: Mitten in der riesigen Blutlache neben dem Bett liegt ein Projektil. Es stammt aus einer Pistole, Kaliber 7,65 Browning, und ist so deformiert, dass es Knochen durchschlagen haben muss. Ein zweites Projektil, unter der Kante eines Teppichs, entdecken sie erst Tage später. (…) Patrick E. lebt in Maulburg, eine halbe Autostunde vom Hotzenwald entfernt. Er ist im Schwarzwald aufgewachsen und hat dort drei Kinder großgezogen. Er führt eine Ehe, über die Zeugen meinen, sie sei “perfekt”. Er geht jagen und ist evangelikaler Christ. In den Polizeiakten steht, dass er manchmal glaube, er werde vom lieben Gott gelenkt. (…) Am 25. April betritt Patrick E. das Kommissariat in Lörrach. Er sagt, er habe dem Mann im Hotzenwald in den Kopf geschossen. Und auch: Ihn plage sein Gewissen. Vor Gericht wird der Richter später betonen, ohne das Geständnis wäre es wohl nie zu einem Prozess gekommen. Die Tat hätte man ihm womöglich nie nachweisen können. Als Polizisten sein Wohnhaus durchsuchen, finden sie einen Wurfstern, Schwerter, Schwarzpulver. Einen SS-Dolch. Handgranaten auf dem Schreibtisch, Handgranaten im Flur, eine Mörsergranate im Keller. Über der Hundehütte steht in altdeutscher Schrift “Wolfsschanze”, am Carport “Deutsches Schutzgebiet”. 38 Schusswaffen, für die Patrick E. als Jäger eine Erlaubnis besitzt. Nur die Tatwaffe, eine Polizeipistole aus der NS-Zeit, finden sie nicht. Die hatte Patrick E. illegal besessen. (…) Patrick E. wird zu sechs Jahren und zehn Monaten wegen Totschlag verurteilt. Es hätten bis zu zwölf Jahre sein können, noch mehr, hätte das Gericht Mord festgestellt. In der Urteilsbegründung spricht der Richter lange über die Verfehlungen von Mahdi Ben Nasr, bevor er sich dem Täter zuwendet. Dessen rassistische Äußerungen nennt er “geschmacklose Späßchen”, die Devotionalien aus der NS-Zeit “einseitiges historisches Interesse”. Dass der Jäger kurz vor Weihnachten mit einer illegalen Waffe loszog, bezeichnet er als eine “besonders unbedachte Aktion”.

via zeit: Mahdi Ben Nasr: Der Tote vom Hotzenwald

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Inside Paddy Doherty’s protest after Travellers ‘blocked from Xmas market like Nazi Germany’

Peaceful protests were seen across Manchester after Greater Manchester Police forced Traveller children onto trains to carry them away from the city centre last month. Around 300 people from Traveller communities and their supporters marched through Manchester city centre in protest at treatment of young Traveller teens hoping to visit the city’s Christmas market. The peaceful protest was organised by the Gypsy Traveller League and was led by Big Fat Gypsy Weddings and Celebrity Big Brother star Paddy Doherty and Tommy Joyce, a well-known face among Greater Manchester’s Traveller communities. This protest comes after Greater Manchester Police’s (GMP) controversial use of a dispersal order last month. Reality TV personality Paddy claimed the scenes were remiscent of “Nazi Germany” after large groups of children and teenagers were stopped from attending the event and “forced” back onto trains.

via sun: Inside Paddy Doherty’s protest after Travellers ‘blocked from Xmas market like Nazi Germany’

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