(((Cajsa)))
A database of secret neo-Nazis leaked - helping identify domestic terrorists.
User Names, email, IP address
kesseret

Leak from neo-Nazi site could identify hundreds of e...
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database dump
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almost as good as going through the ashley madison dump
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map of ip address locations from users from the site
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doesn't take into account vpns
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also this fun fact
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How weird is that? On 09/16/2011 IP address 178.140.119[.]217 made the very first post to the neo-Nazi forum Iron March.

The abuse contact at least currently for that IP address? abuse@moscow.rt.ru

What an interesting world we live in.
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more fun data with the dumps
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Envi: expose racists for who they are
(((Cajsa)))
It's a directory of the members of a neo-Nazi forum
(((Cajsa)))
They have advocated terrorism and have been linked to eight murders.
kesseret
the neo nazi field?
kesseret
I assume she tagged me because she knows I enjoy this kind of thing.
kesseret
I can't deny that I have perused stormfront, 4chan (still do), 8chan, the silk road (when it was up), and do enter the worst part of the net to see what is there.
kesseret
but I do not like nazis
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do appreciate a good data leak
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honestly from what i've read it is pretty tame stuff
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i've seen worse on stormfront and on 8chan
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in the past
(((Cajsa)))
8 murders? Not a threat?
kesseret
these people are a threat and they are so culty that anyone can drive them frothy.
kesseret
and I kindly believe that outside influence started frothing them up and that is why we are here today. and a result of that why we have trump and Charlottesville and many other things
kesseret
anyway my comment about "I've seen worse" doesn't mean they aren't a threat but more a statement on how they are so casual about it
Tillor Swift
The swastika nazis as you call them have gotten pretty good at doing the “hide your power level” thing and fitting into the American right without being what people expect from the far right.
Tillor Swift
There’s a reason the leaked discord chats from before and after Charlottesville contain a lot of discussion about their image. They wore polos and khakis instead of creepy uniforms because everyone knows the ones in uniforms are clowns.
Tillor Swift
The klan is a big joke because it’s full of FBI and they all turn on each other, but newer generations are better at anonymity and plausible deniability
̈*✶Whimsy✶* ̈
Fuck yes this is awesome MORE LIKE THIS
(((Cajsa)))
The First Amendment guarantee of speech and peaceful assembly allows people to form any ideological collective they want. Only their actions, not their ideas nor their speech, can be policed. They are even allowed to advocate overthrow of government, only prohibited from making specific plans - real actions and plans for action.
(((Cajsa)))
For example, in Elonis, the Supreme Court overturned the conviction of a man who posted he was going to kill him wife and the FBI agent who investigated his threats against his wife becuase they were not specific enough to show he had real intent - even though he communicated he would slit the jugular of FBI agent
kesseret
that may have happened but we had a case similar to that one where a guy kept posting on FB how he was gonna kill his wife. then posted how he went and got a gun (she had a protective order on him so illegal) and bragged about how he got it. so someone approached him to be a Hitman for hire undercover and he hired him and went to jail.
kesseret
I loved working on that one.
Moire Opie
Envi: in a word, hegemony. Classing things as terror is always a political move, as you no doubt know well. Thatcher used it on Irish republicans. Reagan used it to demonise and terrorise Central Americans. Bush jr used it to demonise and terrorise Muslims. Trump uses it on anyone who calls out his own bigotries. It's a label used by the powerful on others.
Tillor Swift
Yup. The far right stuff fell off the radar after 9/11 and everyone’s focus turned towards radical Islam
Tillor Swift
Before then, white supremacists like Timothy McVeigh were what people associated with terror.
(((Cajsa)))
Your guy was convicted for the acts, though, not the posts. The posts prompted investigation - a good thing. The SC case was for the guy who posted, was convicted, and got his conviction throwin out.
(((Cajsa)))
They indicted him for the posts, not for any actions.
kesseret
(((Cajsa))) : oh okay. yah he could have gone to prison for the gun purchase alone but I think that was hard to have stick.
Moire Opie
Good and bad may also be social constructs.
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