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Decoherence Media investigates authoritarian and anti-democratic movements using open-source and data-driven methods. Website: https://decoherence.media/ FashyLeaks: https://fashyleaks.com/ Epstein Network: https://epstein.photos/

We are aware of an X account that’s impersonating our outlet and claims to have “identified” the person behind another far-right troll account. Please ignore them and report the account for impersonation.

Screenshot of X account that's impersonating Decoherence Media, claiming to have identified the person behind a far-right troll account

NEW: We’ve identified the man who runs the far-right troll account on X “HowlingMutant,” whose jokes about rape and the Holocaust have earned him nearly 200,000 followers, which include Vice President JD Vance. His name is Alexander Norden, from Rockaway Park in New York City.

Far-right troll account followed by JD Vance on X unmasked

“HowlingMutant,” who jokes about rape and the Holocaust, is Alexander Norden of New York City

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Patriot Front-run Active Clubs want you to think they're not violent, that they're just a group that cares about fitness and defending Western culture. However, despite what PF members may say in court or to CNN, reporting shows over and over again that PF & ACs are full of violent neo-Nazis.

Decoherence Media@decoherence.media · 7mo ago

NEW: @kylebazgo.bsky.social and @tristanl.ee have identified the leader of neo-Nazi group Heartland Active Club as 32-year-old Jacob Daniel Jones from Olathe, KS. Under the alias “Prairie Nationalist”, Jones has praised neo-Nazi mass shooter Anders Breivik and is “training for a war”.

An investigation by @decoherence.media identifies the leader of the Heartland Active Club, a Kansas neo-Nazi group, as Jacob Daniel Jones. According to GPAHE, Active Clubs now operate in over two dozen countries, united by white supremacist ideology, and growing ties to networks like Patriot Front.

Leader of Kansas neo-Nazi “Active Club” identified

Olathe man praises neo-Nazi mass shooter and is “training for a war”

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An investigation of @decoherence.media finds a Lithuanian online shop selling thousands of embroidered patches tied to neo-Nazi & far-right extremist groups. As @heidibeirich.bsky.social warns, “patches, posters, & other propaganda are central to spreading hateful messaging & extremist ideologies.”

The Lithuanian online shop selling patches of designated Nazi terror groups

We discovered more than 300 patches for sale, from nearly every strain of the American and European far-right

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“At a time when masked agents of the state act with impunity, emboldened neo-Nazi groups march in the streets, and one institution after another legitimizes authoritarian consolidation, there’s a need for unflinching reporting to hold these forces to account.” 👏 @decoherence.media decoherence.media

Decoherence Media

Decoherence Media investigates authoritarian and anti-democratic movements using open-source and data-driven methods

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Do you have, or know of, an interesting dataset related to the far-right that you wish was easier to navigate? Let us know and we'll do our best to help! Making data more accessible to journalists, researchers, and the general public is an important part of Decoherence Media's mission.

Decoherence Media@decoherence.media · 9mo ago

As part of our investigation into the Rope Culture web server, we created a search interface for Nazi forum scrapes and leaked databases called FashyLeaks. Currently it includes the Iron March and Rope Culture datasets, with many more to come.

Iron March “Black Sun Rising,”... “Rope & Soap,” before settling on "NOOSE." The name is a reference to the “Day of the Rope,” a white supremacist meme originating from the racist 1978 book "The Turner Diaries" that describes the hanging of all “race traitors” after a fictionalized white revolution.

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Decoherence Media@decoherence.media · 9mo ago

We found the exposed web server of Rope Culture, a neo-Nazi online magazine from the same Nazis behind the notorious Iron March forum. It contains hundreds of email addresses of the site’s commenters, emails sent to & from their mail server & the IP address of every visit to the site.

"Rope culture" refers to "the day of the rope", which is found in the book the Turner diaries. It’s regarding the mass execution of "race traitors" when white supremacists take over California and start having lynchings on all their enemies. That’s what "rope culture. org" is named after.

Decoherence Media@decoherence.media · 9mo ago

We found the exposed web server of Rope Culture, a neo-Nazi online magazine from the same Nazis behind the notorious Iron March forum. It contains hundreds of email addresses of the site’s commenters, emails sent to & from their mail server & the IP address of every visit to the site.