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Uncovering the plans of Australian White supremacists: FLASHBACK 2021 - Vimarsana News

Uncovering the plans of Australian White supremacists: FLASHBACK 2021

While the media paid little attention to anti-trans activist Posie Parker on her recent visit, it hasn't always avoided giving hate speech a platform.

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Get informed on the top stories of the day in one quick scan

In today's Morning Brief, with the coronavirus pandemic dragging on with no apparent end in sight, we look at how to stay resilient in the face of the vast unknown.

Source: cbc.ca
The Base Tapes: recordings from inside the neo-Nazi group - Vimarsana News

The Base Tapes: recordings from inside the neo-Nazi group

When an anti-fascist infiltrator left The Base in 2020, he took 80 gigabytes of files with him. Those screengrabs, videos and audio detail the neo-Nazi organization from its beginnings, including around 100 hours of vetting calls with white supremacists hoping to join. Today, The Fifth Estate host Gillian Findlay guides us through that audio, the first-ever interview with the infiltrator who calls himself Tradian and what the recordings all tell us about "accelerationist" ideology. Plus, FBI recordings of Base member and former Canadian Armed Forces reservist Patrik Mathews after he ...

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Infiltrator wanted to 'kneecap' a violent neo-Nazi group - Vimarsana News

Infiltrator wanted to 'kneecap' a violent neo-Nazi group

An anti-fascist activist who infiltrated a neo-Nazi organization walked away with a trove of audio and video recordings that provide a rare insight into the minds of members of such groups and their radicalization, a researcher says.

Source: cbc.ca