As photos from Wednesday’s riot at the U.S. Capitol circulated in the news and on social media, a number of people jumped on Twitter seeking to identify rioters with neo-Nazi ties while a number were aghast at photos of a man with what appeared to be a pro-Holocaust sweatshirt celebrating “Camp Auschwitz.” Featured Video Hide
The man in the “Camp Auschwitz” sweatshirt, which appeared to be initially taken from ITV News, alarmed enough people for the allusion to the notorious Nazi concentration camp to trend on Wednesday night. Advertisement Hide
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New Republic‘s Matt Ford shared a Mike Debonis tweet stating, “This was the Founders’ nightmare” by commenting directly on the shirt.
Anthony Quinn Warner, believed responsible for a Christmas Day bombing in Nashville, sent packages to people throughout the country prior to the attack. The packages contained conspiracy theories involving the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the 1969 moon landing, and shape-shifting “lizard people” conspiring against humans. Featured Video Hide
According to Nashville’s NewsChannel 5, a person who knows Warner received a package, postmarked Dec. 23, containing nine typed pages and two Samsung flash drives detailing the conspiracy theories. The report said that other people who knew Warner received similar packages. Advertisement Hide
The package, sent two days before the bombing and contained at least nine typed pages and two Samsung thumb drives, was immediately turned over to the FBI. https://t.co/fS5tf6c5XZ NewsChannel 5 (@NC5) January 2, 2021
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