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Neo-Nazi Billy Roper is working to build a whites-only enclave in the Ozarks—recruiting families and blending Christian Identity extremism with militia-style training. His push marks a deeper shift inside the U.S. far right, moving hate from online spaces into real terrain.
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Longtime Neo-Nazi Billy Roper’s Planning White Nationalist Homeland in Middle America
Billy Roper, a longtime neo-Nazi and Christian Identity extremist, is now trying to build a whites-only enclave in the Ozarks. Framing it as his “Ozarkia” project, Roper is recruiting families, organi...
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January 4, 2026 at 2:15 AM
Neo-Nazi Billy Roper is working to build a whites-only enclave in the Ozarks—recruiting families and blending Christian Identity extremism with militia-style training. His push marks a deeper shift inside the U.S. far right, moving hate from online spaces into real terrain.
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José Antonio Kast’s election in Chile marks a strategic win for transnational anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-woman networks. Backed by groups like CitizenGO and ADF. Kast’s win underscores how international anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-woman actors are translating coordinated activism into real political power.
Chile’s Election Marks a Strategic Win for Transnational Anti-LGBTQ+ and Anti-Woman Networks
José Antonio Kast’s election in Chile marks a strategic win for transnational anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-woman networks. Backed by groups like CitizenGO, the Political Network for Values, and U.S.-based All...
globalextremism.org
January 3, 2026 at 9:34 PM
José Antonio Kast’s election in Chile marks a strategic win for transnational anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-woman networks. Backed by groups like CitizenGO and ADF. Kast’s win underscores how international anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-woman actors are translating coordinated activism into real political power.
From child exploitation networks to mass-casualty attackers, “nihilistic violence” is driving the rise of online spaces built around extreme harm. Operating across platforms and forums, these communities use neo-Nazi symbolism and blur the line between far-right and accelerationist subcultures.
Nihilistic Violence: Understanding Online Networks Obsessed With Harm
“Nihilistic violent extremism” is increasingly used to describe online networks obsessed with harm, infamy, and collapse. Groups tied to child exploitation, mass violence, and transnational crime ofte...
globalextremism.org
January 3, 2026 at 2:13 PM
From child exploitation networks to mass-casualty attackers, “nihilistic violence” is driving the rise of online spaces built around extreme harm. Operating across platforms and forums, these communities use neo-Nazi symbolism and blur the line between far-right and accelerationist subcultures.
Roblox is a conduit for radicalization: the teen-led white supremacist group “Blueshirts” recruits children, mimics neo-Nazi Patriot Front marches, and coordinates on Discord to spread propaganda and harass players.
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Online Neo-Nazi Group Using Children’s Video Games For Recruiting And Propaganda
A disturbing trend is emerging on Roblox, a platform with tens of millions of young users: online white supremacist groups are using children’s video games to recruit and spread propaganda. The “Blues...
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January 2, 2026 at 10:42 PM
Roblox is a conduit for radicalization: the teen-led white supremacist group “Blueshirts” recruits children, mimics neo-Nazi Patriot Front marches, and coordinates on Discord to spread propaganda and harass players.
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January 2, 2026 at 4:35 PM
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Trump’s new immigration push shows a concerning shift: language from Europe’s neo-Nazi fringe is now shaping U.S. policy. As DHS embraces “remigration” — a term designed to justify mass expulsion — the administration is turning white nationalist fantasy into the machinery of the U.S. government.
Trump’s Ethnic Cleansing Response to Heritage Foundation's Immigration Challenge
Trump is importing the rhetoric of European neo-Nazis into U.S. policy. His Thanksgiving statement embraced “reverse migration” and “remigration”—terms rooted in white nationalist ideology— and DHS qu...
globalextremism.org
January 2, 2026 at 12:07 AM
Trump’s new immigration push shows a concerning shift: language from Europe’s neo-Nazi fringe is now shaping U.S. policy. As DHS embraces “remigration” — a term designed to justify mass expulsion — the administration is turning white nationalist fantasy into the machinery of the U.S. government.
Christian Identity’s racist and antisemitic theology isn’t fading—it’s resurfacing in plain sight. Images of followers saluting a burning swastika underscore how this extremist belief system continues to drive acts of hate and violence across the U.S.
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The History and Influence of Christian Identity on America’s Most Violent Antisemitic Movements
Christian Identity (CI), a white supremacist theology rooted in 19th-century British Israelism, redefined itself in the U.S. as a violently racist and antisemitic ideology that became central to group...
globalextremism.org
January 1, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Christian Identity’s racist and antisemitic theology isn’t fading—it’s resurfacing in plain sight. Images of followers saluting a burning swastika underscore how this extremist belief system continues to drive acts of hate and violence across the U.S.
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A Moscow school stabbing shows how far-right extremism now moves through social platforms and online subcultures. The attacker echoed white supremacist manifestos and the “Great Replacement,” transforming viral hate into deadly violence inside a classroom.
Moscow School Attacker Inspired by Far-Right Mass Murderers and the “Great Replacement” Conspiracy Theory
A knife attack at a Moscow school that left a 10-year-old boy dead underscores the global reach of far-right extremist ideology. The 15-year-old suspect livestreamed the assault and circulated a manif...
globalextremism.org
January 1, 2026 at 1:27 AM
A Moscow school stabbing shows how far-right extremism now moves through social platforms and online subcultures. The attacker echoed white supremacist manifestos and the “Great Replacement,” transforming viral hate into deadly violence inside a classroom.
Agartha’s surge on Instagram is pushing Nazi mythology into the mainstream, with teens using the meme to target teachers by race & religion. Extremists like Martin Sellner are now leveraging the trend to normalize white nationalist ideology—another example of Meta’s failure to curb harmful content.
What is Agartha? Esoteric Nazism Spreading on Meta Platforms, Followers Harassing Teachers
Agartha’s viral rise on Instagram and TikTok is pushing Nazi mythology into the mainstream, with teens using the meme to racially and religiously target teachers. As AI-generated Agartha content sprea...
globalextremism.org
December 31, 2025 at 8:46 PM
Agartha’s surge on Instagram is pushing Nazi mythology into the mainstream, with teens using the meme to target teachers by race & religion. Extremists like Martin Sellner are now leveraging the trend to normalize white nationalist ideology—another example of Meta’s failure to curb harmful content.
A movement once considered fringe is now reshaping American politics. Christian nationalism—fueled by apocalyptic beliefs, authoritarian aims, and deep political ties—is advancing a vision of the U.S. as a authoritarian theocracy.
Here are 10 ways it's threatening democracy and religious freedom.
Here are 10 ways it's threatening democracy and religious freedom.
Faith as a Weapon: 10 Alarming Truths About the Rise of Christian Nationalism in America
Christian nationalism is a rising political force aiming to turn the U.S. into a theocracy. This overview reveals the movement and its leaders through 10 key points, including its push for religious r...
globalextremism.org
December 31, 2025 at 2:45 PM
A movement once considered fringe is now reshaping American politics. Christian nationalism—fueled by apocalyptic beliefs, authoritarian aims, and deep political ties—is advancing a vision of the U.S. as a authoritarian theocracy.
Here are 10 ways it's threatening democracy and religious freedom.
Here are 10 ways it's threatening democracy and religious freedom.
Nick Fuentes’ growing media presence shows how extremist figures exploit mainstream platforms. A recent interview produced viral content instead of scrutiny, expanding the reach of a known neo-Nazi and further normalizing extremist politics.
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Mainstream Media Aids Neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes’ Growing Popularity
Piers Morgan’s interview with neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes became another boost for the Groyper movement, offering a committed Holocaust denier uncritical mainstream exposure. As Fuentes turns these appearan...
globalextremism.org
December 30, 2025 at 11:15 PM
Nick Fuentes’ growing media presence shows how extremist figures exploit mainstream platforms. A recent interview produced viral content instead of scrutiny, expanding the reach of a known neo-Nazi and further normalizing extremist politics.
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Meta only acted after being confronted with Nazi imagery — yet influencers promoting misogyny, anti-Black racism, and anti-Arab hate remain untouched. IG is letting creators with massive followings build businesses on extremist content, signaling that hate is acceptable as long as it’s profitable.
After GPAHE Reporting, Meta Removes Antisemitic Content But Leaves Misogyny and Anti-Black Racism Unchecked
GPAHE’s investigation forced Meta to remove some antisemitic and neo-Nazi content — but the platform continues to host rampant misogyny, anti-Black racism, and other extremist propaganda from major in...
globalextremism.org
December 30, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Meta only acted after being confronted with Nazi imagery — yet influencers promoting misogyny, anti-Black racism, and anti-Arab hate remain untouched. IG is letting creators with massive followings build businesses on extremist content, signaling that hate is acceptable as long as it’s profitable.
Turning Point USA has transformed from a conservative campus club into one of the most powerful Christian nationalist engine in the country — a movement where apocalyptic prophecy, political warfare, and multimillion-dollar grift now sit at the center of conservative youth culture.
TPUSA's Holy Hustle: How Conservatism Went Apocalyptic
Turning Point USA has transformed from a conservative campus club into one of the most powerful Christian nationalist engine in the country — a movement where apocalyptic prophecy, political warfare, ...
globalextremism.org
December 30, 2025 at 1:47 PM
Turning Point USA has transformed from a conservative campus club into one of the most powerful Christian nationalist engine in the country — a movement where apocalyptic prophecy, political warfare, and multimillion-dollar grift now sit at the center of conservative youth culture.
As the Trump administration deepens its embrace of crypto, extremist-themed meme coins are circulating on major platforms—embedding Nazi symbolism and deportation rhetoric into speculative markets and turning hate into a source of profit.
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As The Trump Administration Embraces Cryptocurrency, “Meme Coins” Spread Hate and Enrich Their Creators
As the Trump administration signals closer ties to cryptocurrency, meme coins are increasingly becoming a lucrative vehicle for extremism. Far-right creators are using platforms like Binance and pump....
globalextremism.org
December 30, 2025 at 1:14 AM
As the Trump administration deepens its embrace of crypto, extremist-themed meme coins are circulating on major platforms—embedding Nazi symbolism and deportation rhetoric into speculative markets and turning hate into a source of profit.
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Online networks are coercing children into self-harm, animal abuse, and sexual exploitation—while glorifying mass murder and collapse. Branded “nihilistic violent extremism,” these spaces recycle neo-Nazi symbols, showing how extreme violence is being normalized, gamified, and spread across borders.
Nihilistic Violence: Understanding Online Networks Obsessed With Harm
“Nihilistic violent extremism” is increasingly used to describe online networks obsessed with harm, infamy, and collapse. Groups tied to child exploitation, mass violence, and transnational crime ofte...
globalextremism.org
December 29, 2025 at 9:10 PM
Online networks are coercing children into self-harm, animal abuse, and sexual exploitation—while glorifying mass murder and collapse. Branded “nihilistic violent extremism,” these spaces recycle neo-Nazi symbols, showing how extreme violence is being normalized, gamified, and spread across borders.
Anti-migrant violence in Ireland is now being celebrated abroad. A new GPAHE report finds far-right networks across the US and Europe are sharing images of unrest as proof that xenophobia can be mobilized—even in a country long seen as resistant to extremism.
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Ireland’s Far Right Growing, Driving Escalating Anti-Immigrant Violence
Ireland’s far-right landscape is entering a dangerous phase, marked by rising violence against vulnerable communities, organized protest activity, and deeper integration into transnational extremist n...
globalextremism.org
December 29, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Anti-migrant violence in Ireland is now being celebrated abroad. A new GPAHE report finds far-right networks across the US and Europe are sharing images of unrest as proof that xenophobia can be mobilized—even in a country long seen as resistant to extremism.
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Instagram is becoming an engine for organized hate. Influencers with massive followings are openly monetizing Nazi imagery and extremist merchandise — despite Meta’s stated policies banning such material. The platform’s silence is accelerating the mainstreaming of neo-Nazi ideology.
Instagram’s Antisemitism Economy
Instagram has become a marketplace for antisemitism. Influencers like Hayden McDougall, Dylan Shane, Jake Shields, and Myron Gaines are using the platform’s massive reach to glorify Hitler, deny the H...
globalextremism.org
December 28, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Instagram is becoming an engine for organized hate. Influencers with massive followings are openly monetizing Nazi imagery and extremist merchandise — despite Meta’s stated policies banning such material. The platform’s silence is accelerating the mainstreaming of neo-Nazi ideology.
A Moscow school stabbing shows how far-right extremism operates as a transnational ecosystem. The attacker drew directly from online white supremacist culture—manifestos, symbolism, and the “Great Replacement”—showing how digital radicalization lives across borders and turns ideology into violence.
Moscow School Attacker Inspired by Far-Right Mass Murderers and the “Great Replacement” Conspiracy Theory
A knife attack at a Moscow school that left a 10-year-old boy dead underscores the global reach of far-right extremist ideology. The 15-year-old suspect livestreamed the assault and circulated a manif...
globalextremism.org
December 27, 2025 at 11:10 PM
A Moscow school stabbing shows how far-right extremism operates as a transnational ecosystem. The attacker drew directly from online white supremacist culture—manifestos, symbolism, and the “Great Replacement”—showing how digital radicalization lives across borders and turns ideology into violence.
Chile’s election is being hailed across the global far right. José Antonio Kast’s victory gives transnational anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-women networks a governing ally—bringing a coordinated dismantling of human rights closer to reality.
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Chile’s Election Marks a Strategic Win for Transnational Anti-LGBTQ+ and Anti-Woman Networks
José Antonio Kast’s election in Chile marks a strategic win for transnational anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-woman networks. Backed by groups like CitizenGO, the Political Network for Values, and U.S.-based All...
globalextremism.org
December 27, 2025 at 6:53 PM
Chile’s election is being hailed across the global far right. José Antonio Kast’s victory gives transnational anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-women networks a governing ally—bringing a coordinated dismantling of human rights closer to reality.
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Heritage’s crisis deepens as it elevates a figure who supports rolling back women’s rights while its president defends the platforming of white nationalist and neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes—showing how once-fringe extremism is becoming normalized inside a mainstream institution.
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Project 2025 December 17th Update
This week, we look at the Heritage Foundation's accelerating credibility crisis, ICE agents arresting immigrants at their own green card interviews, and how enforcement terror is gutting the childcare...
globalextremism.org
December 27, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Heritage’s crisis deepens as it elevates a figure who supports rolling back women’s rights while its president defends the platforming of white nationalist and neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes—showing how once-fringe extremism is becoming normalized inside a mainstream institution.
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“Remigration” is no longer fringe. As @heidibeirich.bsky.social explains, it “advocates the forced removal of non-white people from what they view as historically white countries—Europe, Canada, the US, Australia, & New Zealand.” Once confined to extremist circles, it is now entering the mainstream.
What is remigration, the far-right fringe idea going mainstream?
From the US to Europe, the idea of forcibly expelling non-white immigrants is gaining steam. Where does it come from?
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December 27, 2025 at 1:07 AM
“Remigration” is no longer fringe. As @heidibeirich.bsky.social explains, it “advocates the forced removal of non-white people from what they view as historically white countries—Europe, Canada, the US, Australia, & New Zealand.” Once confined to extremist circles, it is now entering the mainstream.
A convicted Spanish agitator with ties to global far-right movements has secured White House access as part of a MAGA push to reshape Spanish-language media. Javier Negre’s platform minimizes ICE abuses and anti-LGBTQ+ narratives, showing how disinformation targets Latino voters.
Convicted Spanish Agitator Joins MAGA Push to Sway U.S. Latino Voters
A convicted Spanish agitator with ties to the global far right has gained White House access as part of a MAGA effort to build a Spanish-language media targeting U.S. Latinos. Javier Negre is attackin...
globalextremism.org
December 26, 2025 at 10:53 PM
A convicted Spanish agitator with ties to global far-right movements has secured White House access as part of a MAGA push to reshape Spanish-language media. Javier Negre’s platform minimizes ICE abuses and anti-LGBTQ+ narratives, showing how disinformation targets Latino voters.
An investigation of @decoherence.media finds a Lithuanian online shop selling thousands of embroidered patches tied to neo-Nazi & far-right extremist groups. As @heidibeirich.bsky.social warns, “patches, posters, & other propaganda are central to spreading hateful messaging & extremist ideologies.”
The Lithuanian online shop selling patches of designated Nazi terror groups
We discovered more than 300 patches for sale, from nearly every strain of the American and European far-right
decoherence.media
December 26, 2025 at 8:32 PM
An investigation of @decoherence.media finds a Lithuanian online shop selling thousands of embroidered patches tied to neo-Nazi & far-right extremist groups. As @heidibeirich.bsky.social warns, “patches, posters, & other propaganda are central to spreading hateful messaging & extremist ideologies.”
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Nick Fuentes continues to convert media exposure into momentum for the Groyper movement. His most recent interview generated viral clips rather than accountability, amplifying a known extremist and pushing white nationalist rhetoric further into the mainstream.
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Mainstream Media Aids Neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes’ Growing Popularity
Piers Morgan’s interview with neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes became another boost for the Groyper movement, offering a committed Holocaust denier uncritical mainstream exposure. As Fuentes turns these appearan...
globalextremism.org
December 24, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Nick Fuentes continues to convert media exposure into momentum for the Groyper movement. His most recent interview generated viral clips rather than accountability, amplifying a known extremist and pushing white nationalist rhetoric further into the mainstream.
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