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White Supremacists Share Bomb-Making Materials In On-Line Chats!
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Right-wing extremists communicating in confidential online chats in recent months have shared scores of documents detailing the manufacture and use of bombs, grenades, mines and other incendiary devices.
The documents, which range from instructions on detonating dynamite to U.S. military manuals for constructing improvised explosives and booby traps, were passed around during online conversations among members of Anticom, a secretive and militant group that has emerged during the past year.
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Anticom, or Anti-Communist Action, views itself as a guerilla army fighting against what it has called the radical elements of the country’s political left. On its social media channels, Anticom openly embraces fascist ideology and imagery, and the group’s members have engaged in hate-filled talk involving Jews, Muslims, immigrants and African Americans. In recent weeks Anticom has stepped out of the shadows as its members have provided security to so-called alt-right champion Richard Spencer at a speaking event in Florida. Anticom also helped to organize a “White Lives Matter” protest in Shelbyville, Tennessee, last weekend.
The documents, which range from instructions on detonating dynamite to U.S. military manuals for constructing improvised explosives and booby traps, were passed around during online conversations among members of Anticom, a secretive and militant group that has emerged during the past year.
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Anticom, or Anti-Communist Action, views itself as a guerilla army fighting against what it has called the radical elements of the country’s political left. On its social media channels, Anticom openly embraces fascist ideology and imagery, and the group’s members have engaged in hate-filled talk involving Jews, Muslims, immigrants and African Americans. In recent weeks Anticom has stepped out of the shadows as its members have provided security to so-called alt-right champion Richard Spencer at a speaking event in Florida. Anticom also helped to organize a “White Lives Matter” protest in Shelbyville, Tennessee, last weekend.
http://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2017/11/white-supremacists-share-bomb-making-materials-in-online-chats/#
It's OK! They're white, so they aren't terrorists, even though they want to start attacking domestic targets!
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books and were talking about being curious about just how much of a threat, and just how one might actually build a nuclear bomb. I said I was afraid to even research it online, not wanting to get myself on the wrong radar! He said he thought exactly the same thing and didn't do it either. He said the same thing about making meth. He was curious about just what the stuff was and how he might recognize a meth lab if he ever came across one. He owned a couple rentals and thought that could happen some day.
Hell, I'm probably on the Guantanamo Bay waiting list already with some of my anti-Trump posts, but I'm in good company I think! 