On the extremist-friendly platform Rumble, Elijah Schaffer moderated a debate on Zionism between Adam King, Gavin McInnes, Nick Fuentes, and Vincent James Foxx. During the often-chaotic debate, participants used racial slurs, cheered the ethnic cleansing of the Gaza Strip, and promoted antisemitic conspiracy theories.
Continue reading “On Rumble, Elijah Schaffer Hosts A Slur-Filled Debate About Zionism”
On Nov. 20, 2023, X Corp. owner Elon Musk announced that he had filed suit against left-wing media watchdog group Media Matters for America. Musk had previously threatened a “thermonuclear lawsuit” against the nonprofit after it published an article showing that X had run ads next to pro-Nazi content.
Continue reading “Extremists Cheer On Elon Musk’s Frivolous Lawsuit Against Media Watchdog Group”
On Aug. 11, 2017 a crowd of torch-wielding white nationalists marched across the University of Virginia campus, chanting slogans like “blood and soil” and “you will not replace us,” before attacking a small group of counter-demonstrators. While the organizers of that march and the next day’s “Unite the Right” rally were recently made to pay for their racist violence, the beliefs that animated them are now being spread by conservative pundits.
Continue reading “White Nationalists Celebrate As More Republicans Parrot Their Rhetoric”
Over six months ago a mob of pro-Trump fanatics stormed the U.S. Capitol building in an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. According to initial reports, at least 140 officers were injured by insurrectionists who wielded stun guns, bear mace, bats, and collapsible batons.
Continue reading “White Nationalist Spreads Conspiracies About Capitol Police Who Died By Suicide”
Last week ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murdering George Floyd after a nearly month-long trial. Convictions of police officers over the killing of Black people are rare, and while many celebrated the verdict, far-right figures — including many white nationalists — were outraged.
Continue reading “The Far-Right Erupts After Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict”
Updated | On Jan. 13, 2021, College Republicans United (CRU) — a far-right student group at Arizona State University — announced on Twitter that they would be hosting speaker Vincent James Foxx on the 25th. Foxx is a California-based white nationalist vlogger who founded the Red Elephants media collective.
Continue reading “ASU Student Group Invites White Nationalist To Give A Speech”
Immediately after it became clear that President Donald Trump had not won a decisive victory on election night, conspiracies about electoral theft began circulating across the right-wing media ecosystem. Tweets from the President and his backers were repeatedly flagged on Twitter for spreading unproven election claims. And the longer the count dragged on, the more these false claims proliferated.
Continue reading “White Nationalists Have Been Regurgitating Election Lies”
Red Elephants founder and white nationalist Vincent James Foxx recently marked the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks by promoting a conspiracy about Jewish involvement. He and his guest, antisemitic pundit Ryan Dawson, devoted an episode of Foxx’s DLive show to covering claims that Israel had foreknowledge of, or involvement in, the attacks.
Continue reading “Vincent James Foxx Spreads Antisemitic Conspiracy About 9/11 Attacks”
During the July 8, 2020 episode of the white nationalist podcast Patriotic Weekly Review, Mark Collett, Jason Köhne, and Vincent James Foxx discussed the consequences of white people becoming a minority in the U.S. They warned that this might lead to permanent Democratic rule and the transformation of the U.S. into “Haiti 2.0.”
Continue reading “Mark Collett: Without White People The U.S. Will Become ‘Haiti 2.0’ With People ‘Eating Dirt’”
Last year, white nationalists attempted to rebrand themselves as a modern “America First” movement, in order to successfully infiltrate the Republican Party and force it to adopt their racist policies. Continue reading “Meet The Extremist ‘America First’ Candidates Running For Congress In 2020”
Angry White Men 