the orange rapist and his violent regime are working on causing our preventable deaths

#Healthcare #Medicaid #Medicare #poverty #PreventableDeaths #fascism #NeoNazis #NaziAmeriKKKa

#PeterThiel #neoNazis #Weev

"The Neo-Nazi Enforcer Who Helped Build Peter Thiel’s Online Influence Empire

New Epstein-linked revelations show how neo-Nazi operative Andrew Auernheimer became a crucial link between Peter Thiel and the online far-right subcultures waging ‘memetic warfare’ against their enemies

General Michael Flynn, Trump’s former National Security advisor, boasted to the Young America Foundation soon after Trump’s first election victory in 2016, that the President’s campaign had been a quasi-military 'insurgency' run by 'digital soldiers'.

That same year the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence’s official journal StratCom, published a paper entitled ‘It’s Time to Embrace Memetic Warfare’.

Its author was Jeff Giesea, an investor and political operative, who had run companies on behalf of pro-Trump billionaire Peter Thiel, co-founder of defence surveillance giant Palantir and business partner of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

At the time Giesea defined memetic warfare, a term he coined, as 'a subset of information operations or psychological warfare tailored to social media'.

(. . .)

In 2011, hackers breached the servers of HBGary Federal, a private US intelligence contractor, and leaked internal documents revealing a proposed operation – developed with involvement from Thiel’s data company Palantir – to deploy near-identical tactics against trade unions, journalists and left-wing activists on American soil.

(. . .)

Those tactics had been developed and deployed over years by a loose network of far-right organisations – funded, in part, by figures directly connected to Thiel.

That infrastructure centred on a cluster of white supremacist and hard-right online platforms – among them the neo-Nazi publication Daily Stormer — covertly funded, according to participants, by Giesea. The same platforms served as testing grounds for the harassment campaigns, disinformation operations and memetic tactics that Giesea would later present to a NATO-affiliated journal as a respectable strategic toolkit.

Connecting those platforms to Thiel’s wider network was a single figure: Andrew Auernheimer, a hacker and neo-Nazi provocateur known online as 'Weev'. His ties to Thiel had been rumoured in leaked Epstein correspondence, but had never previously been corroborated. They can now be established — through Auernheimer’s own private statements and a decade of documented network activity — for the first time.

Auernheimer was, in effect, a bridge. He moved between the anarchic image-board subcultures of the early internet and organised white supremacist movements. He connected the PayPal and Palantir milieu around Thiel to the alt-right he helped create and harness. And he linked the first generation of online harassment operations to the contemporary influence networks that today increasingly shape mainstream political discourse.

(. . .)

In 2016, Jeffrey Epstein wrote to Peter Thiel summarising what he saw as the political opportunity opened by the Brexit vote: 'return to tribalism. counter to globalisation. amazing new alliances.' This, he concluded, was 'just the beginning.'

What the documented record shows across a decade is a consistent pattern.

Tactics developed in far-right corners of internet culture – harassment campaigns, disinformation operations, sockpuppet networks, memetic influence campaigns – were progressively absorbed into elite political and strategic discourse, sometimes through the same operators who first deployed them."

https://bylinetimes.com/2026/04/14/the-neo-nazi-enforcer-who-helped-build-peter-thiels-online-influence-empire/

Etwa 350 TN beim "Großen Treffen der Bundesstaaten", einer #Reichsbürger|veranstaltung in #Braunschweig #Niedersachsen am 18.04.2026.

Mit dabei: die #AfD, #Querdenken, #Chemtrails und ein paar #Neonazis.
#bs1804

Alle Fotos: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCRpYo

Wo Rechtsextreme in Trachten tanzen - Podcast Reingehen - Die Geschichten der Woche

https://tube.taz.de/w/5W3tJLL66SW64UpRpVMF1G

While supposedly analyzing why support for #Israel is diminishing in the #US, this article never mentions those "very fine people [on both sides]" chanting "Jews will not replace us" now "standing by", as if American #neonazis never existed. The #genocide in #Gaza is also never mentioned as a factor. Instead, it describes in length theocratic beliefs that make one wonder which society is closer to the Dark Ages, the #Iranian or the #American.

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2026/03/08/gop-maga-israel-evangelicals-theology-premillennialism-00818312

#USpol #theocracy #fascism

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N5X6pbJMqk

#Bundesinnenministerium #Bundeskanzleramt #Freiheit #Demokratie #Politik #Pruef #NOAFD #AFD #FCKAFD #DIELINKE #FriedrichMerz #Merz #MerzLeckEier #Regierung #CSU #CDU #SPD #AlexanderDobrindt #NeoNazis #DeutscheStädte #Deutschland #SpiegelTV #DieHeimat #NDP

Zwischen stummem Schrei nach Liebe und geplantem Terroranschlag

Unter Rechtsradikalen – Angelique Geray im Interview bei Neugier genügt in WDR 5
https://www1.wdr.de/radio/wdr5/sendungen/neugier-genuegt/redezeit-angelique-geray-100.html
Nächste Woche Mittwoch, 22.04., Lesung in der VHS Essen
#RechtsTerrorismus #Neonazis #RechtsExtremismus #UnderCover #Recherche #Journalismus

https://www.vhs-essen.de/webbasys/index.php?kathaupt=11&knr=261.1A014N&kursname=Buchpraesentation+Undercover+unter+Nazis

#neoNazis #movies

"How I learned to laugh at neo-Nazis

‘One Battle After Another’ was a refreshing satire of white nationalism in a world of didactic lectures

I write about a lot of Jewish movies and TV across a big range — shows that examine different valences of Jewish identity, like *Long Story Short*, or that explore Hasidic life, like *Shtisel*. But there’s one common genre that ticks me off: the dire warning.

This is a common form of Jewishly inflected media that crosses my desk. Maybe it’s a Holocaust movie or TV show. Maybe it’s about modern antisemitism. Maybe it’s about neo-Nazis. But the intent of all of them is clear, namely, to warn the public about the rise of extremist ideology. 'We should all be very worried!' they scream at the audiences. 'Nazis are everywhere!'

In *Nuremberg*, characters observe, in serious tones, that even seemingly normal people can be capable of great evil. Americans, they say, should watch out lest the German hatred arrive on their shores. In shows like *A Little Light*, about Miep Gies’ heroism in hiding* the Frank family, the obvious message is about how everyday people must step up to fight evil Nazis. It’s all painfully heavy-handed.

I agree: We should learn from history, and we should be on alert for rising antisemitism. But this message also gets old. We grow numb to it. If the most effective way to prevent the return of fascism or Nazism was simply telling people 'Nazi bad!' then there would never be any issue.

That’s why I was so fascinated when I finally watched *One Battle After Another*, after it won best picture at the Golden Globes and got a slew of Oscar nominations. Much of the movie is in fact a satire of Christian nationalism and its connection to Nazi ideology. And that satirical lens gives it a sharper, and more compelling, take than most of the movies on that topic I’ve covered."

https://forward.com/culture/799866/how-i-learned-to-laugh-at-neo-nazis/