Extremists Links: Blood Tribe's Tactics and Ideology Derive From 'Racists of Generations Past'

Blood Tribe, neo-Nazi White Supremacist group, is relatively new, however, the group's 'tactics and ideology draw on the modus operandi of racists of generations past.'

Christopher Pohlhaus, the leader of neo-Nazi White Supremacist group Blood Tribe, at a protest alongside members of Goyim Defense League and The Order of the Black Sun in Altamonte Springs, Florida. (Image: Dave Decker / Orlando Weekly)

The latest reporting on extremist groups within the Radical Right.

White Supremacists, Militia Movement, and Far Right Extremists

• The “New Look, Same Racism” of Blood Tribe [Lawfare]

• Revealed: the Operators Behind Four Major Neo-Nazi X Accounts [Texas Observer]

• Inside the influential white-supremacist conference that calls Tennessee 'home away from home' [CBS News]

• Eco-Fascism, Accelerationism, and Schizoposting: A Merger of Extremist Aesthetics [ARC]

• Ukrainian Language Atomwaffen Division Video Allegedly Filmed In Canada [Canadian Anti-Hate Network]

• Prosecutors seek to tie Ottawa man to filming of neo-Nazi propaganda videos [St. Albert Gazette]

• Defense argues evidence too thin in Ottawa neo-Nazi terrorism trial [Toronto Star]

• Defense for alleged terror propagandist calls prosecution speculative, tenuous [CBC]

• Alberta man in far-right extremism case found guilty of child porn [Edmonton Journal]

• Trump’s promise to loosen crypto regulations may be boon for extremist groups [The Guardian]

• Threat to FBI building the latest example of domestic extremism within US [ABC News]

• Democratic lawmakers targeted with threats signed with ‘MAGA’ [The Washington Post]

• Connecticut Congress members targeted with bomb threats on Thanksgiving [NBC News]

• Rhode Island lawmakers caught in Thanksgiving bomb threats [Axios]

• House minority leader asks for ‘maximum protection’ after bomb threats target Democrats [The Guardian]

• After bomb threats, lawmakers call for toned-down rhetoric [NBC News]