Julie Hockin is just right there in Wallaceburg being a neo-n*zi Asking the local police for help seems odd, as in, wtf they gonna do?

i was given soft orders to return to this app website, not my first choice i wish i was more sorry but my window of tolerance is disordered

I have been looking at this for four years in Waterloo Region and beyond ... probably why im isolated

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Focus on "thieves" that Sue Foxton is terrified by and not the incredible privacy violations, not to mention the North Dumfries Councillor Alida Wilms that is an active member of an extremist chat group www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Counter narratives are an evidence based radicalization intervention strategy that we don't deploy well. When you expose organizers as vapid or confused, their followers have a hard time keeping the faith. This works better at a local level with your neighbourhood agents of radicalizing rhetoric.

Imo the Kitchener NDP is a barrier to community safety. Unserious, ignorant, dismissive, gate keeping, virtue signalling, and horrible opsec that makes your community activists literally unsafe. Fight back against nothing. Talk about nobody. Supported by whom?

Know one?

“If you remove [fascist/far-right graffiti/posters/stickers] AND REPLACE IT WITH ANTI-FASCIST GRAFFITI/POSTERS/STICKERS, it become crystal clear why it was removed and just how ‘welcome’ fascists are in the area, both to the fash and to people in the area worried about their personal safety.”

They pushing to expand "hate crimes" powers to target Palestine solidarity, but when white supremacists rally, cops say, "no charges were laid in connection with Saturday’s demonstration and police have not indicated whether any investigation is ongoing. saltwire.com/nova-scotia/...

The San Diego Islamic Center attackers’ manifesto reveals how neo-Nazi accelerationism, anti-Muslim hate, and “Great Replacement” conspiracy theories fueled a deadly attack. It also underscores the continuing influence of white supremacist networks that seek to inspire future acts of terror.

Highly recommend reading Hannah’s article here on the nazi kids behind the San Diego mosque attack, it’s the best analysis I’ve come across. If anyone is interested more on terrorgram, which was a major influence on these kids, check out this excellent documentary www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontli...

The manifesto written by the San Diego attackers is the clearest recent example of how “saint culture” — a phenomenon that positions previous attackers as sacred models whose work must be continued — has galvanized the militant far-right. @amaramarasingam.bsky.social writes.

This absurd Marxist Code of Virtue Aesthetics is identical to that of numerous rebranded Neo-Nazi ideological movements — right down to “visionaries who are a cut above the average” / “new breed of human being” language. Knock this bullshit off.

As a single post (I’ll draft and post tomorrow on Substack as well, for ease of reference): The San Diego Islamic Center attackers’ manifesto is neither “novel,” nor “nihilistic violent extremism.” Rather, it is a clear (and uncreative) re-articulation (ad finitum) of Neo-Nazi accelerationism.

Ok, no. Neo-Nazi accelerationists never ‘claim credit’ in the style of ISIS / Al Qaeda. The point of so-called ‘lone wolf’ attacks is plausible deniability; disavowing attacks is a key aspect of this intentional strategy long used by leaders of the contemporary white supremacist movement. 1/5

Local police never dealt with Isaac Jukes postering WLM everywhere. His parents are signed supporters of a woman on the WRDSB Parental Involvement Committee and a consistent presence in education spaces. He was also present at the Million March rally in 2023. www.ctvnews.ca/kitchener/ar...

Dominion society is full of...

Exact same ideological extremism exists under the umbrella of Dominion Society content posters online. They are not 'twitter bots' or 'edgelords' They are an unaddressed issue that's treated abstractly and in some hidden space. It's right fucking there.

Waterloo Region has been on top of this from the start... Local leaders asleep again...

Lauriers hate incubation project remains uncontested in Waterloo Region

We need to talk about religiously motivated violent extremism in Waterloo and name the individuals that are clear in their support of violent oppression. David Haskell stated “The more Americans embrace this sentiment, the better they will be able to face any threat that comes against them.”

David Millard Haskell is a Wilfred Laurier University Professor that has endorsed Daniel Tyrie and Dominion Society, the American DHS in the New York Times, the *exact* rhetoric of NS-13, and the *exact* rhetoric of the UW mass stabber. Right wing intellectuals are going to continue to fluff him.

White nationalists have already demonstrated outside of Tim Hortons locations in Grimsby as a direct result of these dynamics

Waterloo Region Police Service has done mass surveillance on unhoused people building a digital facial recognition logic our council is expanding through CCTV, BriefCam and has zero desire to enact their role of oversight, protection and care.

this has also allowed motivated niche groups to undermine community safety, policy and funding.

Ohio Nationalist Network's images were recently featured in this 60 Minutes segment, soooo, meet Ohio Nationalist Network member Lafe Blanton.

One side is like “can we disenfranchise all the Black voters by this weekend” and the other is like gotta follow the rules that govern the rules that control the rulebook

If there's one thing I care about more than trans rights its that people at the lowest rungs of society have gifts and talents that equal that at the highest, and their gifts are being squandered, and no one really internalizes that or cares.

Across Europe, far-right groups are increasingly moving from online radicalization to action on the streets, targeting vulnerable communities through vigilante patrols, intimidation, and violent attacks. The escalation reflects how extremist narratives are becoming normalized far beyond the fringe.

Pretty sure this is just right wing extremism in Canada that manifests itself differently depending on the more local context. Lies, conspiracies and xenophobia - that's the movement. There is nothing coherent beyond identifying them as extremists. Stop giving them a head start on legitimacy.

The Sargent at Arms blocks Representative Justin Pearson from Memphis from entering a committee meeting about redrawing the map specifically for the district he represents.

The Teotihuacan Pyramid Shooting; Mexico’s Post-Racial Nazis

Where do people access political power in their local community?

2023: "a coordinated network of hate". One month later mass stabbing occurred on our University campus. As if 2026 our local media has refused to report on this coordinated network of hate, it's members, it's funders and the victims in Waterloo Region of violence. www.antihate.ca/anti_trans_a...

I spoke with @philofwrite.bsky.social to make sense of several high-profile examples of white supremacist ideas showing up in the B.C. legislature and a national newspaper. “It is very significant - it is giving validation to these ideas.” thetyee.ca/Analysis/202...

This has to be the funniest question AND response I've ever seen in a poll. Less than half of Republican men think they could beat Trump in a fight. What a bunch of pathetic losers.

Not satisfied with trying to suppress speech at home, the Trump administration is now targeting dissenters abroad who criticize the president's actions. We're going to court to put a stop to it.

The far right professor grift has been using the threat of defamation to silence critics while launching their own funded campaigns costing public boards thousands in legal expenses. The threat of being sued has established a news vacuum around the entire local issue. www.jccf.ca/waterloo-sch...

That's not criminal regulation but that's certainly the establishment of critical race theoretical analysis as a civil violation, according to the government bsky.app/profile/chan...

Let’s bring in home, gentlemen.

Happy to share a new zine we just finished that's an updated version to "Recognizing Hate". This zine is a reference guide to identify various nazi dog whistles, and includes a list with brief descriptions of the most active far-right groups currently in the US. www.wewillfreeus.org/farrightthre...