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  1. This Is What a Personal Surveillance System Actually Looks Like

    You stop thinking of it as surveillance. It becomes “the system.” Just part of how things run.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  2. How I Use Obsidian to Capture, Distill, and Weaponize Ideas

    Ideas rarely stand alone. They’re fragments of larger structures. When you link a note to two or three others, something starts to form. Not a hierarchy. More like pressure building in certain areas of the graph.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  3. How I Use Obsidian to Capture, Distill, and Weaponize Ideas

    Ideas rarely stand alone. They’re fragments of larger structures. When you link a note to two or three others, something starts to form. Not a hierarchy. More like pressure building in certain areas of the graph.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  4. OSINT Isn’t About Skill Anymore. It’s About Systems

    There’s a moment, if you spend enough time in this space, where your attention changes. You stop looking at individual data points as things to extract. You start seeing them as inputs to a larger structure.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  5. 🛑 ‼️ Active Clubs originated in the United States, drawing inspiration from the Rise Above Movement, founded in 2017 by Californian neo-Nazi activist Robert Rundo. From exile in Romania, Rundo developed the idea of a network of local, decentralized clubs based on a simple principle: replacing large, hierarchical organizations with small autonomous cells that are harder to dismantle and where physical training becomes a vehicle for radicalization.

    Chapters now exist in Canada, Europe and Australia. According to the American organization Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, their numbers have grown by 25 per cent since 2023, with 187 clubs in 27 countries.

    #Extremism #Hate #Racism
    #Sports #Accelerationism #AWD
    #Nazi #Telegram #Facism

    theconversation.com/active-clu

  6. Right on time, the Decoherence Media folks have followed up with new IDs of several people from the nazi accelerationist "Rope Culture" server as well as some additional info on already well known people.

    One is Canadian Russian Orthodox seminary grad Alexandre Jacob Duiven, who was a rather prolific online presence for a while under the alias Florian Geyer.

    Another is Iron March co-moderator Danilo Totarvaj (aka Змајевит, aka "The Serb"), whose LinkedIn account says he currently works at a small video game development company.

    Mikkel Hangaard (aka Natt Danelaw) wrote that he was in a band called Æresblod and "a proud member of Danskernes Parti,” an anti-immigrant party in Denmark. He's also the guy who registered the domain for the Iron March zine.

    Virginia Libertarian Party member Nathan Larson also wrote to the forum looking for signatures on a petition that would allow racist mass murderer Dylann Roof to run for a seat in the US House of Representatives. (Incidentally, this is -- surprise! -- not the first nazi revelation from within the US Libertarian Party. She's scrubbed a lot of info from the web, but you may still be able to find some details about South Carolina party activist Kat Snyder, if you search.)

    Travis Frey (aka "In Hoc Signo Vinces") used to be a captain at a private ICE detention center in Nevada. What's that? A nazi at the intersection of privatized incarceration and state-sponsored racism? It's all true. And he submitted an article titled "The Greater Holy War," which really fits the worst parts of the zeitgeist.

    Finally, Lithuanian self-identified "National Socialist" Lukas Baltrušis Baltrušaitis (aka Teliavelis) regularly corresponded with Iron March leader Slavros and was a member of the neo-nazi group Misanthropic Division. He also helped promote Lietuvių tautinio jaunimo sąjunga (Lithuanian National Youth Union or LTJS), a far-right nationalist organization.

    All of these people have extensive records of explicit racist, homophobic, antisemitic, and misogynist commentary and, obviously, by their very participation in (or administration of) the Iron March forum, they were helping to raise the temperature among some of the most violence-prone neo-nazis in Europe and North America.

    There's a lot more detail in the article, and the authors did a nice job of threading it all together into a coherent narrative, so it's worth reading in full. But I wanted to put their names up here because, well, that's how it works. They're now in the "find out" stage.

    Enjoy!

    decoherence.media/rope-culture

    #IronMarch #accelerationism #RopeCulture #Noose #fascism #NeoNazis #fcknzs #antifa #antifascism #MikkelHangaard #DaniloTotarvaj #AlexandreDuiven #MatthewHeimbach #MaxMacro #TraditionalistWorkerParty #NathanLarson #Libertarian #TravisFrey #LukasBaltrusaitis #FuckICE #ICE

  7. The folks at Decoherence Media have put together a searchable database made from previously unaddressed server info from the big Iron March leak a few years ago. This is a big deal for anyone doing research on nazi accelerationists, and they say that subsequent posts about it are going to include reports on specific neo-nazis.

    If you're unfamiliar, Iron March was an online forum between 2011-2017. It's been described as "the Velvet Underground of accelerationism," which, if you don't get the reference, basically means that not many people knew about it at the time, but everyone who did went on to start some kind of notable crew of violent scumfucks. Most notoriously, it's where Atomwaffen Division first came together.

    There was a major leak of Iron March data in 2019, which prompted all kinds of new research and a bunch of nazis were identified. Fun! But apparently the leak also included the entire server for the site of the Iron March in-house online zine, which (according to the authors) was never looked into before. So now they've created a searchable database out of that info. More fun!

    Anyways, that's the crash course on this. The article basically reviews all of that with a lot more detail. They're promising more on specific nazis, so stay tuned. They're a new outfit I had never heard of before, but they seem to be connected with legit researchers, so stay tuned...

    This article contains references to racist, antisemitic, misogynist language. Proceed at your own discretion.

    decoherence.media/neo-nazi-rop

    #accelerationism #AtomwaffenDivision #IronMarch #Noose #NeoNazis #fcknzs #fascism

  8. Today In Political Violence: Matthew Althorpe, a neo-nazi who literally lived in his mom's basement, "pleaded guilty to facilitating terrorist activity, instructing a person to carry out terrorist activity, and willfully promoting hatred against identifiable groups, as he admitted to making videos for the since-disbanded Atomwaffen Division" in a court in Toronto.

    archive.is/tFCLx

    #AtomwaffenDivision #AWD #NeoNazis #fcknzs #accelerationism #Terrorgram

  9. Somehow I missed this when the story broke a few weeks ago: Atomwaffen Division co-founder Brandon Russell has been given a 20-year prison sentence for plotting to attack the Baltimore power grid with his girlfriend (h/t @MusiqueNow). He had been found guilty back in February, but sentencing was only earlier this month.

    They picked Baltimore in part because the girlfriend, Sarah Beth Clendaniel, also a neo-nazi, was from the area, but mostly because it's a city with a large Black population. Clendaniel recently got an 18-year sentence for her part in the plot.

    apnews.com/article/brandon-rus

    #BrandonRussell #AtomwaffenDivision #FuckThatGuy #Baltimore #NeoNazis #fcknzs #AWD #Terrorgram #accelerationism #racism #AntiBlackness

  10. A really good, informative thread on the neo-nazi accelerationist network Maniac Murder Cult (which goes by various acronyms, most notably MKY, MKU, and MMC):

    bsky.app/profile/romanhoefner.

    #ManiacMurderCult #MKY #MKU #MMC #NeoNazis #accelerationism #O9A

  11. On the night of Jan. 4, four avowed white supremacists entered a secure multi-industry property just across the Tennessee River that includes a nuclear power plant.

    Two of those men, Aiden Daniel Cuevas, 19, and Aidan Christian Stamper, 19, hail from Madison, Alabama. The other two men are identified as Brandon Dean Crews, 24, of Iuka, Mississippi, and Logan Gulbranson, 18, of Cole Harber, North Dakota.

    The Tishomingo County Sheriff’s Office has charged all four men with felony trespassing and burglary in connection to the incident.

    ...

    “If you look at what these four gentlemen post online about what they believe in, the ideology that they follow, and the belief that they hold in their heart: these are accelerationist neo-Nazis,” Tischauser said. “These are young kids—some of them are still teenagers—committed to bringing about a nationalist socialist society. And they’re willing to use violence to achieve this objective, at least according to their social media posts. It could be bluster, they could be trying to troll people and make people like me look foolish—but I tend to trust what people say, especially when it’s about violence.”

    ...

    “Accelerationist neo-Nazis see attacks against electrical grids and infrastructure as helping to accelerate the collapse of our social system,” Tischauser said. “They think that the race war is right around the corner.”

    alreporter.com/2025/02/25/alab

    #accelerationism #Mississippi #NeoNazis #SeanKauffmann #ActiveClub #PatriotFront #fcknzs #fascism #infrastructure #racism #Nuclear

  12. #AI #AIDoomers #AGI #Accelerationism: "[H]istorically speaking, no group has done more to accelerate the race to build AGI than the AI doomers. The very people screaming that the AGI race is a runaway train barreling toward the cliff of extinction have played an integral role in starting these AI companies. Some have helped found these companies, while others provided crucial early funding that enabled such companies to get going. They wrote papers, books and blog posts that popularized the idea of AGI and organized conferences that inspired interest in the topic. Many of those worried that AGI will kill everyone on Earth have gone on to work for the leading AI companies, and indeed the two techno-cultural movements that initially developed and promoted the doomer narrative — namely, “Rationalism” and “Effective Altruism” — have been at the very heart of the AGI race since its inception.

    In a phrase, the loudest voices within the AI doomer camp have been disproportionately responsible for launching and sustaining the very technological race that they now claim could doom humanity in the coming years. Despite their apocalyptic warnings of near-term annihilation, the doomers have in practice been more effective at accelerating AGI than the accelerationists themselves."

    salon.com/2024/06/24/ai-doomer