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Monday, March 4th, 2019

The neo-Nazi plot against America is much bigger than we realize

Author:     Vegas Tenold
Source:     The Guardian (U.K.)
Publication Date:     Sun 3 Mar 2019 00.01 EST
Link: The neo-Nazi plot against America is much bigger than we realize
Stephan:   Over the years, as it has been happening, I have published something like a 100 stories on the growing White Supremacist christofascist terrorist trend. In my opinion, it constitutes the biggest terrorist threat America faces. What discourages me is that when I run these stories few of my readers read them, whereas the story on glyphosates in wine and beer is well into five figures. When I ask people about this they tell me they don't like to read "bad news" or "negative stories." As a result this neo-Nazis trend, as this report lays out, has grown much larger than anyone seems to realize. This is exactly what happened in Germany in the 1930s.  When you consider this story in the context of the previous story on the reaction of Republicans to Trump's CPAC speech, I think you should be very concerned. Note also that this story is in the British press, not an American source. This is how people in other parts of the world now view the U.S..

In the early summer of 2017, US coast guard lieutenant Christopher Hasson had an idea. He had been trying to figure out an effective way of killing billions of people – “almost every last person on Earth” – but found himself coming up against the daunting logistics of such a task.

He suspected “a plague would be most successful”, but didn’t know how to get his hands on enough Spanish flu, botulism or anthrax. His idea, he wrote in a draft email from 2 June of that year, would be to “start with biological attacks followed by attack on food supply”. He acknowledged the plan needed more research.

While horrifying in their ambition, Hasson’s plans, gleaned from email drafts, are scatterbrained and bear the hallmarks of a person still trying to figure things out. His tentative plans, outlined mostly in emails to himself, were thwarted when he was arrested last month on firearms and drugs charges and investigators discovered his inner life as a neo-Nazi and his plans for mass murder – along with a huge cache of weapons and a hit list of prominent Democrats and media figures.

What is clear, however, is […]

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