Neo-Nazi website is back online with Russian help

Neo-Nazi website is back online with Russian help

by Ivana Kottasová @ivanakottasova
August 16, 2017: 12:54 PM ET

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Neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer has found a home on the Russian internet after American tech companies refused to host it.

GoDaddy (GDDY) canceled the website's registration on Monday after The Daily Stormer published a derogatory story about Heather Heyer, who was killed while protesting against a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia at the weekend.

Google (GOOGL, Tech30) briefly became the registrar for the site, before it too canceled the site's registration later on Monday for violating its terms of service.

The site, which calls itself "The World's Most Genocidal Republican Website," was forced into the "dark web." That meant it could not be accessed through standard web browsers.

The original website, Dailystormer.com, was still offline on Wednesday afternoon. But the site could be accessed at Dailystormer.ru after the domain was registered with the Russian Network Information Center, or RU-CENTER.

Russia's largest domain name registrar confirmed it had registered the site.

"I should point out that registry is automatic, so RU-CENTER registers thousands of domains per day," spokesperson Egor Timofeev said in a statement emailed to CNNMoney.

"If we figure out that the domain owner's work doesn't correspond to the legal system, we will act according to Russian web standard regulation," he added.

The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups, says the site spreads "anti-Semitism, neo-Nazism, and white nationalism, primarily through guttural hyperbole and epithet-laden stories about topics like alleged Jewish world control and black-on-white crime."

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Russia has recently dialed up its censorship of the internet.

The government's media and telecommunication watchdog, Roskomnadzor, has blocked thousands of websites and maintains a long list of banned content.

The list includes websites taken down because of data protection concerns and laws prohibiting the distribution of "gay propaganda", as well as political content the government deems "extremist."

Roskomnadzor did not respond to CNNMoney's request for comment.

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Communist Statues in the USA

Poll shows pretty even party spread among those who ‘mostly agree’ with white supremacists; Antifa who?

Posted at 6:28 pm on August 16, 2017 by Brett T.


If the wall-to-wall coverage by CBS Evening News Tuesday night is any indicator, it looks like the media is going to ride the tragic events in Charlottesville for a while longer, which means each and every tweet from the likes of David Duke and Richard Spencer will be given way more attention than it deserves — which is none.

You could say that the media is doing America a favor by bringing white supremacy to the forefront and forcing the nation to confront it.

You could say that, or you could say the media is giving way too much oxygen to a fringe element. A new NPR/PBS/Marist poll conducted Monday and Tuesday reveals that 86 percent of adults “mostly disagree” with the white supremacist movement.


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The bad news, of course …


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What’s interesting is that the party breakdown shows those who mostly agree are spread pretty evenly: that’s 2 percent of Democrats and 3 percent of Republicans and Independents.


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Black Lives Matter seemed to be the big winner, with 50 percent of adults saying they “mostly agree” with the movement; that doesn’t line up, though, with a Harvard-Harris survey also released this month, which revealed that 57 percent of likely voters held an “unfavorable view” of BLM.

We know now that the “alt-left” is just a made-up term, but the “alt-right” and the antifa both ended up in the outer fringes with white supremacy, although a majority (53 percent) of those surveyed said they were “unsure” about the antifa. Aren’t they, like, World War II soldiers storming the beach at Normandy?

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Agreed. Twitchy has published plenty of posts about the antifa in their kerchiefs and matching black hoodies, but when the president tries to convince the press there are leftists out there with pepper spray, water pistols full of urine, and baseball bats (even at funeral services), they become awfully agitated

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Poll shows pretty even party spread among those who ‘mostly agree’ with white supremacists; Antifa who?

You have to realize that anyone who is white, and not of the Hillary follower ilk, is considered a white supremacist - to the news media.

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You have to realize that anyone who is white, and not of the Hillary follower ilk, is considered a white supremacist - to the news media.

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Bingo !
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