Last summer, white supremacist and self-described philosopher Stefan Molyneux was banned from both YouTube and Twitter. On his YouTube channel, which boasted nearly one million followers, Molyneux uploaded hundreds of videos in which he attacked women, promoted scientific racism and white nationalism, and rubbed shoulders with prominent extremists.
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On the Mar. 11, 2021 episode of Going Free, white nationalist vlogger Jason Köhne went on a lengthy tirade against a (then proposed) ethnic studies curriculum in California. Köhne, no stranger to being mad online, angrily accused the curriculum of, among other things, promoting an “interracial” agenda and turning white students into “anti-white foot soldiers.”
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Jason Köhne, a Virginia-based white nationalist podcaster, has close to 21,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel. One of those followers, Raymond VanBuskirk, is a 49-year-old extremist who associates with the anti-government militia movement, posts a steady stream of white supremacist content online, and was sentenced to six months in prison after pleading guilty to a federal gun charge in 2016.
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Lauren Witzke was among a handful of congressional candidates with white nationalist ties who campaigned on an explicitly anti-immigrant “America First” platform in the hopes of pushing the Republican Party to the right. Although Witzke was trounced by incumbent Senator Chris Coons (D-DE), she has continued to promote the racist “America First” movement and court the support of white nationalist figures.
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A baseless conspiracy about Wayfair engaging in sex trafficking spreads online, the Christchurch shooter intends to represent himself at sentencing, Philly police have connections to the Proud Boys, and more.
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Recently, Roosh Valizadeh — a former pick-up artist and purveyor of rapey literature turned religious zealot — railed against what he called “cultural rot” in an episode of his Roosh Hour podcast. Valizadeh took aim at, among other things, Bratz dolls, which he suggested were a Jewish plot to “groom” young girls.
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Yesterday, racist, far-right comic Nick Di Paolo spread conspiracies and demonstrable falsehoods during a rant about COVID-19, and compared governors who paused or reversed reopenings to Hitler. He also performed a racist impersonation of a Chinese person while discussing President Trump’s own racist rhetoric.
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UPDATED 6/18/20 | With ties to the Trump Administration, VDARE is arguably the most influential white nationalist organization in the country. Recently the organization, listed as a white nationalist hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, was suspended from Facebook following an investigation into inauthentic behavior ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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It seems that even after becoming a mouthpiece for the white nationalist “groyper” movement, far-right author Michelle Malkin still wasn’t content with the amount of damage she inflicted on her own career. Malkin, who has appeared on white nationalist podcasts like Red Ice’s Radio 3Fourteen, is using social media to elevate anti-vaxxers and COVID-19 truthers.
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Right-wing extremists justify the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, a popular coronavirus “documentary” is filled with falsehoods, conspiracy theorist David Icke is banned from YouTube, and more. Continue reading “Headlines — 5/08/20”
