Nauval El GhifariJedag Jedug Jihadists: How TikTok Edits Turn Glorification of Jemaah Islamiyah Figures into Entertainment
Read moreOn Indonesian TikTok, figures associated with past Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) terrorist attacks are quietly reentering public view, not through active…
Liram Koblentz-StenzlerFrom Generative AI to Crypto Exchanges: The Infrastructure Behind the GOYIM Token
Read moreOn 1 February 2026, a meme token called GOYIM appeared on the Solana blockchain, a public digital network where cryptocurrencies…
Anonymous Author3D2A: The Second Amendment, 3D Printed Guns and Memed Accelerationism
Read moreIntroduction In the ever-evolving landscape of global security, guns and small munitions are the lifeblood of political resistance. In the…
Louis DeanAI or Aryan Ideals? A Thematic Content Analysis of White Supremacist Engagement with Generative AI
Read moreIntroduction From the creation of Stormfront in 1996 to the adoption of the messaging application Telegram, extreme-right actors, most notably…
Wyn BrodersenTelegram’s Hate Memes: A Visual Analysis in the German Extremist Online Sphere
Read moreIntroduction Memes are an integral part of modern-day communication. In their ubiquity, memes are consistently co-opted by extremist actors, including…
Uri KlempnerMethodologies in Manipulation: The Far-Right’s Antisemitic Discourse Online Amid the Israel-Hamas War
Read moreIntroduction Israel’s war on Hamas has been making headlines worldwide since it began on 7 October 2023. However, individuals around…
Kye AllenBeyond Hitler and Mussolini: TikTok and the Adoration of Minor Fascist Ideologues
Read moreIntroduction The spread of extreme right-wing propaganda on TikTok is a familiar problem. Admiration for fascist ideologues from the early…
Joshua Bowes‘It’s Over! White People are Finished’: Accelerationist Memes using Generative AI on 4chan’s ‘/pol‘
Read moreContent Warning: this Insight contains antisemitic, racist and hateful imagery and language. Introduction Contemporary research on the use of the…
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