'Terrorgram and accelerationists'
Asked what other ideologies were in the mix, Mr Burgess said neo-Nazism remained a prominent area but even though it had dropped off he was concerned with "accelerationists".
He defined that group as those with a far-right ideology who "believe in white supremacy and don't like the way the world is run today, and want its downfall".
He said within that group there were some young leaders who were using apps such as Telegram and a channel called "Terrorgram" to communicate with each other and inform others how to execute attacks.
Asked how much the war in Gaza had played a part, Mr Burgess reiterated his earlier answer that it was not the driving factor.
Where else but..... LINK.
with all the racist hatred exploding in UK its good to know that ASIO is on top of things here.
in the interview he was also asked about the affect our politics might have on the threat level. its worth reading his answer.
the kid who. started all this was just a confused teenager with, yes a confirmed, Dx autism spectrum.
Axel Muganwa Rudakubana(born 7 August 2006)[32]was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.[33][34]Rudakubana was born inCardiff,Wales, and is a British citizen.[35]His parents are originally fromRwanda. The family moved to the Southport area in 2013; at the time of the attack, they lived inBanks, a large village on the north-eastern outskirts of Southport.[36][37]Neighbours have described him as "quiet".[38]He has a diagnosis ofautism spectrum disorder, and had reportedly been "unwilling to leave the house and communicate with family for a period of time".[39]
Rudakubana has a background in musical theatre.[40]In 2018, when he was 11, he was featured in aBBCChildren in Needpromotional video dressed as theTenth Doctor.[41][42]The BBC removed the advert from all of its websites on 3 August 2024 after it re-emerged following the release of Rudakubana's identity.[43]
wikilinkmy question is what the blazes was going on ion his brain.
