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https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/wisconsin ... xOAR-ygOgAThe sheriff's department issued a search warrant and say they found material on the teen's phone related to "The Order of Nine Angles," which is "a network of individuals holding new-Nazi racially motivated extremist views," according to investigators.
I quoted that part because I remembered you had researched this phenomenon before. I looked into it, too, in response to your mention of it. Weird stuff, and it looks to me like this element of the kid's life was seized upon to make the crime fit a certain narrative. I find it bizarre and troubling that we see all of these troubled people engaging in quixotic assassination plans. It probably helps Trump more than hurts him.Gadianton wrote: ↑Mon Apr 14, 2025 2:03 amThe order of the nine angels is a mythological Satanist organization that's been around as a myth for a very long time, kind of a counterpart to Levey. Based on writings of a guy also named Anton that I'm not sure wasn't satire. (Does that name really sound that evil?) Instead of partying and enjoying the free market, the other Anton taught personal discipline and achievement. Also, to start a local coven and try to find others practicing the same code. That element of his writings somehow became the mythology that there are all these underground covens practicing it. There probably never was a single coven until the Internet. I have a hard time believing 4chan types are really implementing this stuff. Like, a suggestion for a first task for one who embarks on the left-hand path is to run 50 miles. It would be nearly impossible for the youth of today to implement the order of the nine.
Satanism is easy to kick out of the group because Evangelicals. ONA is a fantasy Satanism, whereas MAGA is Satanic philosophy in its most successful and real form yet.Gadianton wrote: ↑Mon Apr 14, 2025 2:01 pmLike the Anarchist Cookbook phenomena with the news and LE looking for dramatic connections. For sure. The problematic element is the neo-Nazi element. Republicans are divided here, as neo-Nazism has shaped their ideology more than Christianity has, and so, you can't crack down on neo-Nazis because that would be cracking down allies and mentors. I think the rule for now is that it's okay to be a neo-Nazi, you just can't be pro-Palestine.