Over the years, the “Great Replacement” — a white supremacist conspiracy theory — has steadily moved from the fringes to influential Republican figures like Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson. At the latest GOP debate, presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy promoted it on stage before millions of viewers.
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Auron MacIntyre has a history of appearing on livestreams alongside white nationalists. MacIntyre, a neoreactionary podcaster, has appeared alongside Colin Robertson (a.k.a. “Millennial Woes”) and ex-Identity Evropa leader Patrick Casey. These appearances have taken place both before and after he joined Glenn Beck’s BlazeTV as an official host.
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On at least three occasions, Auron MacIntyre, host of BlazeTV’s The Auron MacIntyre Show, appeared on livestreams hosted by well-known white nationalists. MacIntyre, whose videos have promoted neoreaction (or NRx) — a far-right, anti-democratic ideology — made guest appearances on Millenniyule, hosted by Colin “Millennial Woes” Robertson, and Restoring Order, hosted by Patrick Casey.
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On Dec. 16, 2020, Paul Gottfried, the far-right figure responsible for coining the phrase “alternative right,” denounced women’s suffrage and the civil rights movement during a YouTube livestream. According to Gottfried, women in the early 1900s “had enough rights,” and the struggle for civil rights for Black Americans irreparably damaged the country.
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Gregory and Travis McMichael arrested for the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, white nationalist YouTuber Colin Robertson goes dark after sexual harassment allegations, online merchants and payment processors are aiding white nationalists, and more. Continue reading “Headlines — 5/07/20”
During the December 18th episode of his annual “Millenniyule” series, white supremacist Colin “Millennial Woes” Robertson interviewed James Allsup. Continue reading “White Supremacist Hosts Admit Deplatforming Works And YouTube Radicalization Is Real”
Updated | On October 27, 2019, the staff at Politicon — the annual non-partisan political conference held this year in Nashville, TN — were forced to deal with an unwanted presence. Continue reading “White Supremacists Boast About Crashing TPUSA Event”
On the December 12, 2018 episode of his “Millenniyule 2018” series, white supremacist vlogger Colin Robertson (a.k.a. “Millennial Woes”) spoke with UKIP member and right-wing troll Markus Meechan. Meechan, better known as “Count Dankula,” made headlines two years ago for uploading a video in which he taught his girlfriend’s dog to lift its paw in a mock Nazi salute.
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In early April, prominent white nationalists held their second annual Scandza Forum in Stockholm, Sweden. Continue reading “At The 2018 Scandza Forum, Alt-Right Leaders Struggle Over How To Market White Supremacy To The Mainstream”
On Monday, Scottish alt-right vlogger Colin “Millennial Woes” Robertson complained to viewers about a Feb. 6 Washington Post article about Trump’s plans to reduce immigration. Continue reading “Colin Robertson Predicts White People Will Become A ‘Despised Minority’ In The U.S.”
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