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Online Neo-Nazi Group Using Children’s Video Games For Recruiting And Propaganda A disturbing trend is emerging on Roblox, a platform with tens of millions of young users: online white supremacist groups are using children’s video games to recruit and spread propaganda. The “Blues...

The “Blueshirts” illustrate how white supremacists exploit youth platforms: Roblox’s user-generated content and weak moderation allow teens to radicalize other users, recruit children, and profit from extremist in-game items.

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The Sanitization of Antisemite Nick Fuentes Nick Fuentes, a 27-year-old Holocaust denier and white nationalist, has long trafficked in racism, misogyny, and antisemitism. Yet mainstream podcasters and platforms are now offering him space to rei...

Nick Fuentes, a prominent far-right extremist, is undergoing a sanitization by podcasters and platforms. His slurs are muted, his reach amplified—showing how far-right extremists are moving from fringe to mainstream in U.S. politics and media.

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White Power Rising: The Making of Nick Fuentes Nick Fuentes’s trajectory from Catholic honor student to one of America’s most prominent white nationalists shows how extremist ecosystems thrive online. Banned from mainstream platforms, he found ref...

Nick Fuentes went from honor student to one of America’s most prominent white nationalists. Banned from mainstream platforms, he found Rumble and Telegram — turning misogyny, antisemitism, and racism into institutional power while exposing how extremist ecosystems thrive online.

Project 2025 October 2nd Update This week, we track how Project 2025 policies target educators through coordinated watchlists, and examine what State Department nominee Jeremy Carl tried to hide by scrubbing 5,000 social media posts...

Jeremy Carl, nominated to represent the U.S. at the UN, pushed white supremacist conspiracy theories and once called for a union leader’s death. His role would cover migration, human rights, and refugee policy—despite a history of rhetoric linked to mass violence.

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GPAHE report: Far-Right Hate and Extremist Groups in Colombia Similar to trends elsewhere, white nationalist, anti-immigrant, and other extremist groups in Colombia have grown in recent years.

A new GPAHE report exposes how neo-Nazi and white nationalist groups—like Active Club Bogotá and Batallón Cóndor 88—are spreading violent propaganda, attacking vulnerable communities, and positioning the country as a key node in the global far-right network.

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Europe’s White Nationalist Identitarian Movement Ramping Up Fundraising Efforts The Identitarian Movement (IBD) and allied groups monetize hate through online stores, merchandise, and media networks using platforms like WordPress, Shopify, and Stripe. Their influence is spreading...

The Identitarian Movement in Europe funds white nationalist activism through online stores & merchandise on platforms like WordPress, Shopify & Stripe. Their “remigration” agenda is spreading globally, linked to real-world violence, shaping far-right politics, and targeting youth through propaganda.

The Making of a Martyr: How Charlie Kirk's Assassination Became a Call to Arms for the Christian Nationalist Movement The assassination of Charlie Kirk has been rapidly seized by Christian nationalist leaders as a moment of martyrdom and mobilization. Once a conservative activist, Kirk had become central to efforts t...

Christian nationalist leaders are framing Charlie Kirk’s assassination as martyrdom, using his death to justify escalation and a mandate for holy war — portraying it as a call to take back schools, media, and government in the name of faith.

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Project 2025 October 2nd Update This week, we track how Project 2025 policies target educators through coordinated watchlists, and examine what State Department nominee Jeremy Carl tried to hide by scrubbing 5,000 social media posts...

Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA Professor Watchlist helped pave the way for Project 2025’s purge of DEI in education. What began as a pressure campaign against individual teachers is now federal policy — silencing voices, shuttering programs, and destroying careers.

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Online Neo-Nazi Group Using Children’s Video Games For Recruiting And Propaganda A disturbing trend is emerging on Roblox, a platform with tens of millions of young users: online white supremacist groups are using children’s video games to recruit and spread propaganda. The “Blues...

Online white supremacist groups are using Roblox to recruit and spread propaganda. The “Blueshirts,” a teen-led group modeled on the neo-Nazi Patriot Front, stage digital protests, harass players, and circulate extremist content, sometimes targeting children as young as five.

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GPAHE's Project 2025 Weekly Updates GPAHE tracks the activities of those behind Project 2025, and their plans for an authoritarian and Christian Nationalist America, no matter who is president, and the groups in this extremist movement ...

Stay informed on Project 2025’s far-right takeover plan. Each week, GPAHE examines the consequences of implementing Project 2025 and how it affects your freedoms and our American democracy. We track its activities, exposing plans for an authoritarian, Christian Nationalist America.

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Project 2025 is the far-right playbook for American authoritarianism The Global Project Against Hate and Extremism's analysist shows how Project 2025's plan is to insert authoritarianism and Christian nationalism into US government.

Project 2025, a far-right blueprint for authoritarianism is shaping Trump’s agenda. Its chief architect, Russell Vought, aims for an “ideal” America where vulnerable communities lose rights, their protections are dismantled, and power is centralized in the executive branch.

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While Trump pretended not to know what Project 2025 was during his campaign, he now openly embraces Project 2025 architect Russell Vought, whose Christian nationalism aims to dismantle U.S. governance—rolling back human rights protections & undermining democracy.

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Trump’s Political Playbook Follows Hungary’s Authoriatarian Path Project 2025’s Goal All Along Trump’s strategy echoes Viktor Orbán’s authoritarian model in Hungary—using gerrymandering, judicial control, and attacks on immigration, education, and civil rights to entrench power. With Project 20...

Trump is following Viktor Orbán’s playbook in Hungary—redrawing districts, undermining courts, and attacking civil rights to consolidate power. Backed by Project 2025 and the Heritage Foundation, this model of centralized authoritarian rule is crossing into the U.S.

GPAHE Brings You the Latest News in Far-Right Hate and Extremism This week: Nick Fuentes’ evolution from fringe troll to institutional power shows how extremist movements are being normalized for the mainstream. Meanwhile, Project 2025 escalates attacks on educator...

This week: Nick Fuentes’ evolution from fringe troll to institutional power shows how extremist movements are being normalized for the mainstream. Meanwhile, Project 2025 escalates attacks on educators, and State Dept. nominee Jeremy Carl scrubs his online record to hide ties to the far right.

The Sanitization of Antisemite Nick Fuentes Nick Fuentes, a 27-year-old Holocaust denier and white nationalist, has long trafficked in racism, misogyny, and antisemitism. Yet mainstream podcasters and platforms are now offering him space to rei...

Nick Fuentes, a longtime white nationalist and antisemite, is being mainstreamed as podcasters and platforms amplify his reach while downplaying his extremism—exposing how far-right figures are normalizing in U.S. media and politics.

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Project 2025 October 2nd Update This week, we track how Project 2025 policies target educators through coordinated watchlists, and examine what State Department nominee Jeremy Carl tried to hide by scrubbing 5,000 social media posts...

This week: We track how Project 2025 policies target educators through coordinated watchlists and investigations, and examine what State Department nominee Jeremy Carl tried to hide by scrubbing 5,000 social media posts before his confirmation hearing.

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Colorado School Shooting Highlights Extremism’s Deep Roots In Digital Radicalization The Evergreen High School shooting in Colorado is the latest reminder of how digital subcultures fuel real-world violence. Sixteen-year-old Desmond Holly, who injured two classmates before killing him...

The Evergreen High School shooting underscores how extremist online networks radicalize youth. Desmond Holly’s posts invoked neo-Nazi imagery and paid homage to past mass killers, reflecting a troubling continuity in youth radicalization.

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Deep in the Heart of Texas: Combating Billionaire Christian Nationalists in the Bible Belt Christian nationalism is surging in Texas, and two billionaire oilmen, Farris Wilks and Tim Dunn, are its architects. Their funding fuels Ten Commandments mandates in schools and Project 2025 allies. ...

Christian nationalism is surging in Texas, and two billionaire oilmen, Farris Wilks and Tim Dunn, are its architects. Their funding fuels Ten Commandments mandates in schools and Project 2025 allies. State Rep. James Talarico is countering their agenda with a faith-based defense of democracy.

White Power Rising: The Making of Nick Fuentes Nick Fuentes’s trajectory from Catholic honor student to one of America’s most prominent white nationalists shows how extremist ecosystems thrive online. Banned from mainstream platforms, he found ref...

From student council president to white nationalist leader, Nick Fuentes has used alternative platforms to turn hate into influence. Banned from mainstream sites, he found audiences on Rumble & Telegram, building real institutional power while exposing the digital pathways that normalize extremism.

Project 2025 September 24th Update This week, we look at how a bigoted Project 2025 coauthor is urging the FBI to classify trans people as terrorists, Project 2025’s media plan put in practice in violation of the First Amendment, and L...

Mike Howell, a Project 2025 contributor, once threatened LGBTQ+ Americans with sexual violence. Now he’s pushing the FBI to classify transgender people as terrorists, advancing a federal agenda that systematically strips LGBTQ+ rights.

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The Making of a Martyr: How Charlie Kirk's Assassination Became a Call to Arms for the Christian Nationalist Movement The assassination of Charlie Kirk has been rapidly seized by Christian nationalist leaders as a moment of martyrdom and mobilization. Once a conservative activist, Kirk had become central to efforts t...

After Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Christian nationalist leaders are framing him as a martyr, using his death to mobilize supporters and escalating the movement’s push to fuse politics, education, and culture under their control.

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U.S. Far-Right Figures Back Anti-Immigrant Protest in London Tommy Robinson drew 110,000 people to a London rally chanting “Send them back,” promoting xenophobic slogans and the white supremacist “Great Replacement” theory. U.S. figures including Trump allies, ...

Tommy Robinson drew 110,000 people to a London rally chanting “Send them back,” promoting xenophobic slogans and the “Great Replacement” theory. U.S. figures including Trump allies, JD Vance, and Elon Musk amplified the event, underscoring the growing transatlantic reach of far-right networks.

Faith as a Weapon: 10 Alarming Truths About the Rise of Christian Nationalism in America Christian nationalism is a rising political force aiming to turn the U.S. into a theocracy. This overview reveals the movement and its leaders through 10 key points, including its push for religious r...

Christian nationalism is now reshaping American politics with apocalyptic beliefs, authoritarian ambitions, and deep ties to powerful political allies. This movement is advancing a vision of the U.S. as a theocracy—posing serious threats to democracy.

Here are 10 ways it threatens our democracy.

The Sanitization of Antisemite Nick Fuentes Nick Fuentes, a 27-year-old Holocaust denier and white nationalist, has long trafficked in racism, misogyny, and antisemitism. Yet mainstream podcasters and platforms are now offering him space to rei...

Nick Fuentes has long trafficked in racism and misogyny. Now, mainstream podcasters and platforms are helping him reinvent himself—muting his slurs while amplifying his reach. His sanitization shows how extremists are being normalized in U.S. politics and media.

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White Power Rising: The Making of Nick Fuentes Nick Fuentes’s trajectory from Catholic honor student to one of America’s most prominent white nationalists shows how extremist ecosystems thrive online. Banned from mainstream platforms, he found ref...

Nick Fuentes’s rise from Catholic honor student to white nationalist leader shows how extremist ecosystems thrive online. Banned from mainstream platforms, he built power on spaces like Rumble — turning misogyny and racism into influence, and exposing how alternative platforms normalize hate.

Project 2025 September 24th Update This week, we look at how a bigoted Project 2025 coauthor is urging the FBI to classify trans people as terrorists, Project 2025’s media plan put in practice in violation of the First Amendment, and L...

Linda McMahon is turning her WWE playbook into education policy. As Education Secretary, she’s enlisted Project 2025 allies like Heritage, PragerU & Hillsdale to rewrite U.S. history—using federal incentives to push schools toward a “patriotic education” agenda.

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Colorado School Shooting Highlights Extremism’s Deep Roots In Digital Radicalization The Evergreen High School shooting in Colorado is the latest reminder of how digital subcultures fuel real-world violence. Sixteen-year-old Desmond Holly, who injured two classmates before killing him...

From Columbine to today, digital subcultures continue to inspire copycat violence. The Evergreen High School shooter, Desmond Holly, mirrored the symbols and obsessions of past killers—evidence of how youth are radicalized through online extremism.

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Faith as a Weapon: Inside America’s Theocratic Vanguard Christian nationalism and theocratic extremists didn’t just inspired Jan 6 — they’ve taken over key parts of government, weaponizing faith to dismantle democracy and impose an authoritarian theocratic...

Christian nationalist movements are working to criminalize dissent, impose religious rule, & rewrite federal policy.

Faith as a Weapon exposes how these ideologies are no longer fringe but embedded in Trump’s inner circle, backed by billionaires, & aligned under a shared goal: a theocratic America.

“There Is No Message”: Analysis of Annunciation Church Shooter’s Journal and Videos The Annunciation Church shooting is a chilling reminder that violent online subcultures are incubators for the next mass killer. GPAHE’s analysis of Robin Westman’s journal and videos shows how obsess...

GPAHE’s review of the Annunciation Church shooter’s journal & videos finds the attack was driven less by ideology than by a fixation on past mass killers & the pursuit of notoriety. The case highlights how online subcultures that glorify violence can shape & accelerate radicalization.

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Project 2025 September 24th Update This week, we look at how a bigoted Project 2025 coauthor is urging the FBI to classify trans people as terrorists, Project 2025’s media plan put in practice in violation of the First Amendment, and L...

Project 2025 is turning Trump’s war on the press into policy. From jailing reporters like Mario Guevara to forcing PBS off the air, the plan lays out how to silence dissent, punish critics, and strip America’s media of press independence.

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