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Patrick Kolek – „Wuppi“– NRW-AfD-Funktionär, Kampagnen-Organisator und Online-Mobber

Mit Otter-Avatar, Schwarzer Sonne und AfD-Parteibuch: Hinter dem Hetzaccount „RealWuppi“ steckt AfD-Mitglied Patrick Kolek. Seine Methode: Rufmord, Mobbing, Drohungen, getarnt als „Journalismus“. Seit der Übernahme durch Elon Musk ist X, ehemals Twitter, zu einem Hotspot rechtsextremer Hetze geworden, auch im deutschsprachigen Raum. Ein Account sticht dabei besonders hervor: RealWuppi, beziehungsweise Wuppi. Stolz präsentiert der User das Zitat „Orchestriert rechtsextreme Kampagnen“ in seiner Biografie. Und tatsächlich orchestriert Wuppi, der mit echtem Namen Patrick Kolek heißt, digitale Hetzjagden auf politische Gegner*innen. Noch im Juli 2025 bestätigte der Rheinländer gegenüber Correctiv, dass er AfD-Mitglied ist. Außerdem, so Kolek, sei er „selbstständiger Vorfeld-Kampagner“ und „Social Media Betreuer“ und mit dieser „Arbeit“ gut ausgelastet. Der Mitte Dreißigjährige sei politisch schon immer dort zu verorten, wo er auch jetzt stehe, gab Kolek in einem Gespräch 2023 an. „Ich bin schon seit der fünften Klasse der Nazi“. Kolek, der offenbar eine polnische Migrationsbiografie hat, habe früher die CDU und FDP gewählt. Bei der AfD ist er „Mitglied seit 2017“. Auf X tritt der Mann aus Nordrhein-Westfalen mit der Abbildung eines Otters auf, derzeit in Kombination mit einer Schwarzen Sonne, auf gebogenen AfD-Pfeilen. Das erinnert sicherlich nicht zufällig an ein Hakenkreuz. Kolek rief auf X dazu auf, keine Hakenkreuze zu verwenden: „Nutzt eigene, neue Symbole :-)“, fordert er seine Anhängerinnen auf. Er beherrscht das Spiel der rechtsextremen Trolle: Mit Andeutungen arbeiten, behaupten, alles sei Humor und man nutze nur die Werkzeuge der politischen Gegnerinnen.

via belltower: „Wuppi“– NRW-AfD-Funktionär, Kampagnen-Organisator und Online-Mobber

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Ex-Nordkreuz-Aktivist aus Polizeidienst entfernt – #terror

Erst durfte der AfD-Politiker Haik Jaeger aufgrund von Zweifeln an seiner Verfassungstreue nicht zur Bürgermeisterwahl antreten, jetzt der nächste Rückschlag: Das frühere Nordkreuz-Mitglied ist aus dem Polizeidienst entfernt worden. Haik Jaeger ist nicht länger Polizist: Laut Urteil des Verwaltungsgerichts Greifswald von Donnerstag vergangener Woche ist der Kommunalpolitiker der AfD aus dem Beamtenverhältnis entfernt worden. Das zuständige Polizeipräsidium Rostock hatte im Juni 2024 Disziplinarklage gegen Jaeger eingereicht. Im Wesentlichen waren dem bis dahin suspendierten Polizeioberkommissar drei Sachverhalte vorgeworfen worden: unberechtigte Datenabfragen im Einwohnermelderegister und Weitergabe an unbefugte Dritte, waffenrechtliche Verstöße sowie ein Verstoß gegen die Verfassungstreuepflicht –  also jederzeit für die verfassungsmäßige Ordnung einzutreten und sich zu ihr zu bekennen. Ausschluss der Öffentlichkeit beantragt Bis zum Sommer 2017 war Haik Jaeger eine für die Öffentlichkeit größtenteils unbekannte Person – das änderte sich schlagartig mit den Nordkreuz-Durchsuchungen des Generalbundesanwalts wegen des Verdachts der Vorbereitung einer schweren staatsgefährdenden Gewalttat, von denen auch Jaeger betroffen war. Auch wenn diese über vier Jahre später eingestellt wurden – der Verfassungsschutz attestiert dem Mann, zur Radikalisierung der rechtsextremen Preppergruppe Nordkreuz beigetragen zu haben. (…) Nicht der einzige Rückschlag: Erst im Mai war der AfD-Politiker aufgrund von Zweifeln an seiner Verfassungstreue nicht zur Bürgermeisterwahl in Neukloster zugelassen worden. Der Gemeindewahlausschuss hatte Jaegers Kandidatur abgelehnt, der Kreiswahlausschss später dessen Beschwerde gegen die Nicht-Zulassung. Der Verfassungsschutz hatte in dem Zusammenhang von einem gewaltbereiten Rechtsextremisten gesprochen, der die Radikalisierung von Nordkreuz „maßgeblich vorangetrieben“ hätte. In der AfD, in deren Umfeld sich gleich mehrere Nordkreuz-Mitglieder bewegten, legte Jaeger hingegen einen steilen Aufstieg hin. So wurde er bereits Anfang 2018 – und somit nur wenige Monate nach den Hausdurchsuchungen – zum Vorsitzenden des Fachausschusses „Innere Sicherheit, Justiz und Datenschutz“ bestimmt. Zudem ist Jaeger AfD-Gemeindevertreter in Neukloster, Mitglied für die AfD im Kreistag Nordwestmecklenburg und seit März im Kreisvorstand der AfD Nordwestmecklenburg vertreten.

via endstation rechts: Ex-Nordkreuz-Aktivist aus Polizeidienst entfernt

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TikTok-Trend – Ikki im Internet

Tausende Nut­ze­r:in­nen teilen zum Sound der Rapperin ihre Missbrauchserfahrungen. Und klar wird: Die ­MeToo-Bewegung war nie weg. „Nach sieben Wodka Soda weiß ich nicht mehr, wie ich heiße, aber du schon, du Hurensohn.“ Mit diesen Zeilen des Songs „Who’s That“ der Berliner Musikerin Ikkimel beginnt ein Tiktok-Trend, der derzeit viral geht und dabei ein ernstes Thema in den Mittelpunkt rückt: sexualisierte Gewalt. Zu dem Sound teilen Tausende Nut­zer:innen ihre Erfahrungen mit Übergriffen, K.-o.-Tropfen, Grooming und Missbrauch. Dabei werden Täter deutlich benannt: Männer, oft älter, die ihre Machtposition ausnutzen. Die Texte im Video lesen sich wie Hilferufe: „Ich war 13, du 24. Ich hätte es nicht ­besser wissen können. Aber du schon.“ Oder: „Drei Jungs schließen sich mit ihr im Klassenzimmer ein. Sie bringen sie dazu, sich auszuziehen.“ ­Ikkis Partysong wird ­damit zur Projektions­fläche für Traumata. Manche berichten, dass sie erst durch den Trend verstanden haben, wie falsch das Erlebte war. Genau das macht diesen viralen Moment wichtig: Er schafft Sichtbarkeit, und zwar nicht durch klassische Aufklärung, sondern dadurch, dass viele ihre Erlebnisse teilen.

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War Is Here’: The Far-Right Responds to Charlie Kirk Shooting With Calls for Violence

‘ Prominent far-right figures and elected officials have called for vengeance following the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. MINUTES AFTER RIGHT-WING activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at an event in Utah on Wednesday, far-right influencers and extremist communities lit up social media with calls for violence against the left. Kirk, the cofounder of the conservative youth organizing group Turning Point USA, was shot and killed while taking questions at a TPUSA event held at Utah Valley University. Law enforcement officials said late afternoon Wednesday that a “person of interest” was in custody, but that individual was later released. No motive has yet been reported by authorities. Despite this, many far-right influencers and Republican officials immediately blamed the left for carrying out the shooting. In some extremist groups, members called for civil war and violent retribution. “This is a war, this is a war, this is a war,” said Alex Jones, the influencer and school-shooting conspiracy theorist, during a livestream on his Infowars channel. “For years those on the radical left have compared wonderful Americans like Charlie to Nazis and the world’s worst mass murderers and criminals,” said President Donald Trump in a taped address posted to his Truth Social account. “This kind of rhetoric is directly responsible for the terrorism that we’re seeing in the country today.” Oath Keeper founder Stewart Rhodes, who had his sentence for seditious conspiracy with regards to the January 6 Capitol riot commuted by Trump earlier this year, announced on Infowars that it was time to restart his militia group in order to provide public protection for figures like Kirk. “I’m going to be rebuilding the Oath Keepers, and we will be doing protection again,” said Rhodes. “If my security team had been at that event, if they had been up there on the high point, looking for potential threats, they would have saved Charlie Kirk from being shot.” Rhodes then called on Trump to “do what’s right, what’s necessary” and “invoke the Insurrection Act” in the wake of the shooting. “You should declare the left in this country is in obvious open rebellion against the law of the United States. They’re committing insurrection, they’re aiding and abetting an invasion, and they’re blocking the execution of federal law,” Rhodes said. More mainstream right-wing commentators and lawmakers have also joined in the rush to blame the left and call for action.

via wired: War Is Here’: The Far-Right Responds to Charlie Kirk Shooting With Calls for Violence

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MASKED ASSAULT ON MADRID IMMIGRANT CENTRE BLAMED ON MYSTERIOUS NEW NEO-NAZI GROUP WITH LINKS TO THE KREMLIN – AND A BRITISH FASCIST MAGAZINE

THREE young immigrants who were beaten up in a vicious assault were targeted by masked attackers thought to be linked to a neo-Nazi group with ties to the Kremlin. The attack took place near a centre for unaccompanied foreign minors in Madrid’s Hortaleza district on September 1, following the arrest of a 17-year-old Moroccan migrant accused of raping a 14-year-old girl in a nearby park two nights earlier.  A pair of hooded men assaulted two random minors and an accompanying adult who were staying in the centre, with one of the children requiring hospital treatment.  The incident has reignited Spain’s simmering racial tensions, echoing July’s violent riots in Torre Pacheco where far-right groups exploited community anger after a 68-year-old man was beaten by North African youths. The Hortaleza attack was applauded by Nucleo Nacional, a newly-formed Spanish fascist organisation whose members are believed to have carried out the assault. (…) The group operates from plush new headquarters in Madrid’s upmarket Las Tablas commercial district, with rivals from across the political spectrum questioning where the money has come from for such expensive premises. The organisation’s leaders, notorious for hiding their identities and only appearing in public wearing balaclavas, were recently outed by Spotlight magazine as brothers Ivan and David Rico. (…) The group has direct ties to British Nazi circles through Isabel Peralta, European correspondent of the notorious Heritage and Destiny magazine. Peralta has spoken twice at H&D conferences which link together a disturbing international network of far-right extremists operating across Europe. The Italian connection runs deeper than many realise.  Nucleo Nacional founder Enrique Lemus is a longtime ally of Roberto Fiore, who heads a Europe-wide network of fascist parties and was a key figure in Italy’s domestic terrorism campaign. The Lemus-Fiore relationship may explain another potential funding source for the group – the nefarious and destabilising hand of Moscow. The inaugural conference at Nucleo Nacional’s new headquarters featured Koldo Salazar Lopez, a 37-year-old Spaniard who serves as the Madrid ‘Ambassador’ for Vladimir Putin’s World Youth Festival. It was recently relaunched last year as part of a renewed propaganda thrust by Russia’s Federal Agency of Youth Affairs

via rheolivepress: MASKED ASSAULT ON MADRID IMMIGRANT CENTRE BLAMED ON MYSTERIOUS NEW NEO-NAZI GROUP WITH LINKS TO THE KREMLIN – AND A BRITISH FASCIST MAGAZINE

siehe auch: UK-linked nazi group tries to start race war in Spain The new Spanish nazi group Núcleo Nacional, whose masked leader was exposed in a recent Searchlight article, has wasted no time before trying to start a race war on Madrid’s streets. They have close ties to British nazis via Isabel Peralta, the European correspondent of Heritage and Destiny, who has twice spoken at H&D conferences and is regularly promoted on its website. On Sunday night masked racists viciously assaulted three young immigrants near a centre for unaccompanied foreign minors (MENA) in the Hortaleza district of Madrid. Núcleo Nacional applauded the crime on its social media channels and it’s widely believed that the hooligans were its own members. Mystery money Rival far-right groups as well as anti-fascists have questioned where the money has come from for the new Núcleo Nacional Madrid headquarters in the upmarket commercial district of Las Tablas.

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Ottawa man sentenced to 10 years in neo-Nazi terrorist propaganda trial – #terror #awd #atomwaffenDivision

An Ottawa man was sentenced on Monday to ten years in prison for the promotion of hate propaganda against Jewish people produced for the neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division. Superior Court Justice Robert Smith found Patrick Gordon MacDonald guilty earlier this year on all three charges brought against him: promoting hate speech, participating in the activities of a terror group and facilitating terrorist activities. MacDonald, a graphic designer in his late 20s, pleaded not guilty to the charges. Crown prosecutors argued during the trial that MacDonald worked under the alias “Dark Foreigner” for a listed terror group to promote hatred against Jews and other minorities to provoke a race war. They tied him to the recording of several violent, hate-filled videos and the creation of Nazi-inspired images through multimedia equipment and other items that were seized by police, along with his telephone and banking records. The Jewish advocacy group B’nai Brith Canada, which testified at the sentencing hearing, hailed the judge’s decision as a victory for community safety.

via citynews: Ottawa man sentenced to 10 years in neo-Nazi terrorist propaganda trial

siehe auch: Ontario man connected to neo-Nazi terrorist group sentenced to 10 years by provincial court. An Ontario man connected to a neo-Nazi extremist group has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. A release today by Public Prosecution Service Canada (PPSC) indicated that, in the Ontario Superior Court, Patrick Gordon MacDonald of Ottawa has been handed a decade-long sentence in connection with multiple terrorism-related offenses. Based on the court’s findings, MacDonald was a key participant in the creation and editing of videos released online, encouraging viewers to commit violent acts on behalf of what official RCMP correspondence describes as the global white supremacist and neo-Nazi network Atomwaffen Division (AWD) — a listed terrorist organization. The initial arrest, according to the RCMP, dates back to July 3, 2023, when MacDonald was detained on what was described as “The first [case] in Canada in which an individual advocating a violent far-right ideology has been charged with both terrorism and hate propaganda.” (…) “Those who provide their skills to a terrorist entity, to produce videos to be sown indiscriminately among young and vulnerable minds reaching out on the internet, seek to reap a harvest of hate and division culminating in violence across Canada and internationally,” said George Dolhai, Director of Public Prosecutions with PPSC. During his timeline of creating propaganda for AWD, MacDonald also produced and posted images that specifically targeted members of the international Jewish community; Terror propagandist ‘Dark Foreigner’ sentenced to 10 years in prison. Patrick Gordon MacDonald has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for inciting hate, fear and division by calling for violence against Jews with terrorist propaganda images and videos he helped make. In April, Justice Robert Smith convicted MacDonald of all three charges he faced: participating in terrorist activity, facilitating terrorist activity, and inciting hate against Jews for one or more terrorist entities, including the now defunct Atomwaffen Division and the neo-Nazi James Mason.  Crown prosecutors had implored the judge to hand down 14 years for MacDonald’s “vile” crimes he committed under the alias Dark Foreigner, while his defence argued for six to eight years and about 10 months of credit for time already served in custody and on bail under strict conditions. Smith began delivering his decision Monday morning. Terror propagandist ‘Dark Foreigner’ should get 14 years for ‘vile’ crimes, Crown argues In 2018 and 2019 — when he was 20 and 21 — MacDonald helped create three racist, hate-fuelled terror recruitment videos in Ottawa, Belleville, Ont., and Saint-Ferdinand, Que., among other places. One video shows people wearing skull masks moving through a wooded area and shooting firearms. Near the end, the flags of the U.S., Israel and European Union are shown on the ground, being drenched in an accelerant and set on fire, interspersed with shots of armed people in tactical formation storming a building.

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Sydney man charged over possessing alleged violent extremist and child abuse material

A Sydney man is scheduled to appear before Liverpool Local Court today (22 August, 2025) charged with possessing alleged violent extremist and child abuse material on his mobile phones. The AFP charged the man, 25, after receiving intelligence regarding his alleged participation at a gathering of right-wing extremists in Marsfield, NSW.   Further inquiries indicated the man may be in possession of the illicit material.   Search warrants were executed at various locations in February, April and August, 2025. Items seized included mobile phones which allegedly contained violent extremist and child abuse material. Forensic review of the devices allegedly revealed the presence of the material, including video artefacts of terrorist attacks and videos depicting minors performing sexual acts. The man is alleged to be a member of several online chat groups where the illicit material was discussed and disseminated.

via afp: Sydney man charged over possessing alleged violent extremist and child abuse material

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