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Beleidigungen, Vergewaltigungsfantasien, Morddrohungen – So werden Berliner Abgeordnete eingeschüchtert

Politiker aller Parteien werden täglich mit Hass überschüttet – vor allem im Internet. Eine Dokumentation des Hasses. Von Hass-Nachrichten sind alle Parteien betroffen. Laut einer Umfrage des RBB sind 94 Prozent aller Landespolitiker schon einmal beleidigt worden. Mehr als die Hälfte davon ist eigenen Angaben zufolge regelmäßig bis zu fünf Mal in der Woche betroffen – vor allem Politiker von Linke und AfD. Wir dokumentieren einige Beispiele.Der Sprecher für Verfassungsschutz seiner Fraktion findet deutliche Worte gegen Rechts- und Linksextremisten. Von beiden Seiten bekommt er Hassbotschaften, Morddrohungen. Mehrmals im Jahr gibt es Angriffe auf sein Wahlkreisbüro. Schreiber engagiert sich für die Rechte von Schwulen und Lesben. Facebook: „also, mit deinen Judenohren würde ich dich sofort abschieben! mit verachtung“ Facebook: „Ja, ein richtiger gutmenschennazi der leuten wie dir in den arsch fickt und deine familie zuschauen lässt, im nächsten brennenden flüchtlingsheim bist du“ Twitter:
„(…), Ihr findet @TomSchreiberMdA in der Rue Charles Peguy in Mühlhausen“ (Anmerkung der Redaktion: Fundort der Leiche von Hans-Martin Schleyer) (…) „Für dich machen wir den Ofen noch mal an !!!!! Du elendes Stück Dreck !!!!“ Helm zieht den Hass von Rechtsextremisten an wie wenige andere im Berliner Parlament. Bei den Linken ist die ehemalige Abgeordnete der Piratenpartei heute Sprecherin für Strategien gegen Rechts. Sie erhält Morddrohungen und Vergewaltigungsfantasien – teils unter den Klarnamen der Absender. Auf Facebook existierte eine Seite, die „Stadtverbot für Anne Helm“ hieß. Facebook: „Die Schlampe wollte ich damals schon schlachten! Wenn man die Adresse rauskriegen könnte…….. Mal sehen!“ Facebook: „Skin her alive!“ (Auf deutsch: „Häutet Sie lebendig!“) Twitter: „Die sollte vergewaltig werden! Oder schneidet die Brüste ab.“ (…) Mail: „Ich werde dich Töten du elendige Dreckshure! Nicht mit MIR! DU BIST TOT!!!!! Ich freue mich darauf dir langsam und sadistisch deine erbrämliche Existenz zu nehmen, ich werde dich Tag und Nacht quälen Linkes gesocks!“

via tagesspiegel: Beleidigungen, Vergewaltigungsfantasien, Morddrohungen So werden Berliner Abgeordnete eingeschüchtert

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White Nationalists and Neo-Nazis Applaud Recent Spate of Antisemitic Attacks

White nationalists and neo-Nazis largely supported a series of antisemitic attacks that sparked fear and outrage across the New York metropolitan area at the close of 2019, a Hatewatch review of their correspondences determined. The statements from organized racists are noteworthy due to the racialized nature of two prominent attacks that took place in December 2019: The suspects accused in both incidents are black. Two black suspects allegedly shot and killed four people in a Jersey City, New Jersey, kosher supermarket on Dec. 11, 2019, and another allegedly attacked Hasidic Jews at the home of a rabbi in Monsey, New York, on Dec. 28, 2019. Both incidents brought renewed attention to a spike in antisemitic hate crimes taking place not only in and around New York City, but also nationwide. Hate crimes targeted Jews above any other group in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago during 2019, according to research conducted by the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism (CSHE) at California State University, San Bernardino. White nationalists, who regularly produce a deluge of propaganda that is both antisemitic and depicts black people as violent criminals, used the attacks primarily to focus on sharpening their attacks on Jews. “If it’s an altercation between a black and a white, my sympathy goes for the white,” white nationalist podcaster Michael “Enoch” Peinovich said in a Dec. 30, 2019 broadcast of his show “Strike and Mike.” “But If there’s an altercation between a black and Jew, it happens differently.” Peinovich stopped short of endorsing the Dec. 28 machete attack on his show but nevertheless admitted to laughing at what he described as a video of a man punching an Orthodox Jewish person. Neo-Nazis on the messaging app Telegram praised the attackers outright. One channel run by a pseudonymous internet personality referred to the suspects as “based Synagogue Stabbers” after the Monsey machete attack. One neo-Nazi channel on Telegram attached to a group that promotes committing acts of terrorism republished a list of “non-white heroes” written by someone going by the name Bobby Bowie on Dec. 11, 2019. The list included the names of the suspects of the Jersey City shooter attack next to the tagline, “3 K***s, 1 Cop,” referring to the victims of the attack. Another Telegram channel that traffics in neo-Nazi propaganda posted a series of videos following the attacks that highlighted black speakers voicing criticisms of Jews, appearing to portray them as allies in a shared struggle. Commenters on the private forum for the neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer took a similar tone about the story across dozens of posts in the aftermath of the Monsey attack. “What a fantastic end to 2019,” a pseudonymous poster going by the name WhiteShariaEnforcer. “Black k*** slayers sending white pills to the goyim.” “White pills” refers to an event that is positive or hopeful for white nationalists. “Goyim” refers to non-Jews.

via splcenter: White Nationalists and Neo-Nazis Applaud Recent Spate of Antisemitic Attacks

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King County says 2 local men accused of neo-Nazi ties are still in Texas – #schauhin #terror #atomwaffen #awd

A man accused of being part of a neo-Nazi group in Washington state appears headed for federal prison. But his friend remains unaccounted for. King County say he is the leader of “Atomwaffen Division” in Washington. King County officials say they remain concerned that members of the neo-Nazi group “Atomwaffen Division” (which means ‘atomic weapons’ in German) are taking steps toward “ideologically-motivated violence.” Last October, officials obtained an extreme risk protection order (available under “red flag” laws in many states) to seize nine firearms from Kaleb Cole’s home in Arlington, Wash. They said Cole is a leader of the neo-Nazi group. Cole did not appear at court hearings to contest the seizure. In November, Cole was found in Texas when police pulled over a car he was traveling in. Inside the vehicle were firearms and marijuana. King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg said they issued a warrant for Cole’s arrest after the incident in Texas, citing “unlawful gun possession.” (…) In seeking the ERPO, King County and the Seattle Police Department claimed that Cole “is a self-admitted member of the Atomwaffen Division,” and is believed to be the cell leader in Washington who has helped organize “hate camps.” Officials pointed to video clips and photos on Cole’s personal cell phone. They argue that the photos showed members of Atomwaffen Division in Washington state training with high-capacity weapons. And they said the evidence suggested Cole had “gone from espousing hate to now taking active steps or preparation for an impending ‘race war.’”

via kuow: King County says 2 local men accused of neo-Nazi ties are still in Texas

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DOJ says man linked to neo-Nazis used 'swatting' against journalists, government officials – #terror

Federal authorities believe a Virginia man tied to a neo-Nazi organization is behind a series of bomb threats and “swatting” attacks targeting journalists, government officials and others, according to The Washington Post. John William Kirby Kelley appeared before a federal court in Alexandria on Friday, shortly after being arrested. According to The Post, officials have been investigating Kelley since 2018, when he allegedly called Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va., claiming someone armed with an AR-15 had hidden pipe bombs around campus. Through that incident, officials were able to access Kelley’s phone records, discovering chat logs with members of the group. The group practiced “swatting,” a form of harassment where one makes false reports of violence or weapons to police in an attempt to get victims set upon by SWAT teams.

via thehill: DOJ says man linked to neo-Nazis used ‘swatting’ against journalists, government officials

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White supremacists, satanists, and terrorists: The true story of NZ's 'hideous virus' of a book – #4chan #terror

Gunman shot dead by police as authorities look for a second suspect following shooting in annual California food event. The final hours of Santino Legan’s life were filled with anger and hatred. On July 28, 2019, the 19-year-old stormed the Gilroy Garlic Festival near San Jose, California, killing three people and injuring 19. As he drove to the festival, armed with a semi-automatic rifle and six high capacity magazines, he made a series of Instagram posts lashing out at the world around him. The last thing he ever posted on the internet was a book recommendation: “Read Might is Right by Ragnar Redbeard.” Those words have been uttered countless times in the darkest corners of the internet. On 4chan, 8chan, and Stormfront, angry young men push it onto other angry young men, claiming it will change their lives and open their eyes. The book reads pretty much how you would expect given its fanbase: furious rants about how white people are superior and women should be subservient, encouraging violence and rebellion. Might is Right never had any mainstream publishing success, but for 130 years it has survived and thrived in the shadows. It has been cited by terrorists, screamed at Klan rallies, and become the bible for an entire religion. The book’s author, Ragnar Redbeard, has always had an air of mystery around his identity. That’s just the way his biggest fans like it. The intrigue adds to his allure, helping to grow his legend. But it’s not true. Historians know who Ragnar Redbeard was. His real name was Arthur Desmond, a failed politician from Napier. And until recently it was still available to buy here. This is the story of what may be New Zealand’s most notorious book.

via stuff co nz: White supremacists, satanists, and terrorists: The true story of NZ’s ‘hideous virus’ of a book

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Bislang unbekannte #Videoaufnahmen – Bericht: Verdächtige im #Mordfall #Lübcke waren bei #AfD-#Demo – #schauhin #terror #bachmann

Am 1. September 2018 kommt es in Chemnitz zum Schulterschluss der AfD mit der extremen Rechten. Mit dabei war laut einem Medienbericht auch Stephan E., der Hauptverdächtige im Mordfall Lübcke. Der Hauptverdächtige im Mordfall Walter Lübcke ist einem Bericht zufolge auf Filmaufnahmen einer AfD-Demonstration in Chemnitz im Jahr 2018 zu sehen. Die Aufnahmen zeigen Stephan E. und dessen mutmaßlichen Komplizen Markus H., wie der MDR am Samstag berichtete. Demnach liegen die Videobilder dem MRD-Magazin “Exakt” vor. Sie seien auf Echtheit geprüft worden. Am 1. September 2018 hatten die AfD und rechtsradikale Gruppen zu Kundgebungen mobilisiert, nachdem zuvor in Chemnitz ein Mann erstochen worden war. An den Aufmärschen, die sich später vereinten, nahmen rund 8.000 Menschen teil, an der Spitze zeigten sich führende Vertreter der AfD wie Björn Höcke oder der Gründer des rassistischen Pegida-Bündnisses, Lutz Bachmann. Bereits im vergangenen Jahr tauchten laut dem MRD-Bericht Fotos auf, die Stephan E. als Teilnehmer der Kundgebung zeigen. Die Filmaufnahmen erhärteten dies und zeigten zudem, dass E. in Begleitung von H. unterwegs gewesen sei.

via t-online: Bislang unbekannte Videoaufnahmen – Bericht: Verdächtige im Mordfall Lübcke waren bei AfD-Demo

siehe auch: ; Mord an #Regierungspräsident #Lübcke – Doch ein anderer #Todesschütze? – #terror #Pirincci #mörder. Der Verdächtige im Fall Lübcke sagt erneut aus und belastet einen Mitbeschuldigten: Der habe den CDU-Politiker erschossen. Doch es gibt Zweifel. Gibt es eine neue Wendung im Mordfall Lübcke? Stephan Ernst, der Tatverdächtige zum Mord an dem Kasseler Regierungspräsidenten Walter Lübcke, beschuldigte am Mittwoch laut seinem Anwalt in einer erneuten Aussage den Mitbeschuldigten Markus H. schwer. Nicht er selbst, sondern Markus H. habe den CDU-Politiker erschossen. Man sei gemeinsam am Tatort gewesen und habe sich mit Lübcke gestritten. Dann habe sich der Schuss „versehentlich“ gelöst. Dies teilte Ernsts Verteidiger Frank Hannig am Abend mit. Lübcke war am 2. Juni 2019 vor seinem Haus bei Kassel erschossen worden. Ernst, ein vielfach vorbestrafter Kasseler Rechtsextremist, wurde zwei Wochen später verhaftet, nachdem eine DNA-Spur von ihm am Tatort gefunden worden war. Der 45-Jährige gestand zunächst die Tat: Er sei erbost gewesen über eine Kritik von Lübcke an Gegner von Geflüchteten aus dem Jahr 2015. Ernst führte die Polizei auch zur Tatwaffe in einem Erddepot und benannte neben Markus H. einen weiteren Mann, der ihm diese Waffe beschafft habe. Dann aber zog Ernst sein Geständnis zurück; Lübcke-Mord – Tatverdächtige marschierten auf AfD-Demo in Chemnitz. Neonazi Stephan Ernst (hinten rechts) soll den Kasseler Regierungspräsidenten Walter Lübcke erschossen haben – sein mutmaßlicher Komplize Markus H. (dritter von rechts) war mit ihm gemeinsam auf einer AfD-Demo in Chemnitz, wie Videoaufnahmen des MDR zeigen. Mit einem Kopfschuss soll der Neonazi Stephan Ernst (46) im Juni 2019 den Kasseler Regierungspräsidenten Walter Lübcke ermordet haben – er ist der Hauptverdächtige. Vergangene Woche dann die spektakuläre Wendung: Ernst belastete plötzlich einen Komplizen. Markus H. (43) soll Lübcke erschossen haben. Wie Recherchen des MDR-Magazins „exakt“ jetzt zeigen, kennen sich die beiden Tatverdächtigen offenbar gut. Ein Video belegt, dass sie gemeinsam auf einer AfD-Demonstration im September 2018 in Chemnitz waren. Die Aufnahmen zeigen, wie Stephan Ernst und Markus H., der wegen des Verdachts der Beihilfe in Untersuchungshaft sitzt, nebeneinander zwischen Deutschlandfahnen marschieren. Die beiden unterhalten sich offenbar miteinander.

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Italian far-right extremist sentenced to life for deadly #Bologna #bombing – #terror #gladio #staybehind #deepstate

A court in Italy has sentenced a former far-right extremist to life in prison for his part in a bombing at a railway station that killed 85 people 40 years ago. Gilberto Cavallini, 67, a former member of the far-right Armed Revolutionary Nucleus (NAR), was convicted for providing logistical support to those who carried out the attack in the north-eastern city of Bologna. On August 2nd 1980, a bomb exploded in the railway station’s waiting room, killing 85 people and injuring more than 200. From the 1960s to the start of the 1980s, Italy was hit by more than 12,000 attacks in which 362 people died. The most notorious act was the kidnapping and assassination of former prime minister Aldo Moro in 1978. The attacks, aimed at destabilising the government in Rome within the context of the Cold War, were blamed on far-left groups and in other cases, such as in Bologna, on far-right militants. Cavallini, who has confessed to a number of crimes including robberies and murder, has already spent 37 years in prison and was on day release, Italian media reported. But he has said he is innocent of involvement in the Bologna attack. “I’m in prison since September 1983, that’s more than 37 years. These are years in prison that I deserve… I deserve the convictions, but I don’t accept having to pay for what I have not done,” he told the court. Two NAR members were sentenced to life in prison for the Bologna attack, and a third, who was a minor at the time, to 30 years.

via thelocal: Italian far-right extremist sentenced to life for deadly Bologna bombing

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