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Dec 19, 13:11

Neo-Nazi Jailed for 10 Years for Possessing Weapons and Planning LGBT Attack

Alan Edward, 55, from Redding, Falkirk, was jailed for 10 years for possessing a neo-Nazi "armoury", planning an attack on an LGBT group, and spreading extremist propaganda online between 2017 and 2022.

Neo-Nazi Jailed for 10 Years for Possessing Weapons and Planning LGBT Attack

Alan Edward, 55, from Redding, Falkirk, was jailed for 10 years for possessing a neo-Nazi "armoury", planning an attack on an LGBT group, and spreading extremist propaganda online between 2017 and 2022.

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How did Edward's online activities contribute to his arrest and conviction, and what role did counter-terrorism efforts play?

Edward's actions highlight the increasing threat of far-right extremism in Scotland and the UK. His idolization of Anders Breivik and his online propaganda demonstrate the spread of violent ideologies. The case underscores the importance of counter-terrorism efforts and addressing the underlying issues of hate speech and radicalization.

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Dec 6, 19:10

Putin Replaces Kursk Governor Amidst Ukrainian Occupation

Vladimir Putin appointed Alexander Khinshtein, a former Rosgvardia PR advisor and State Duma deputy known for his anti-LGBT stance, as the new governor of the partially Ukrainian-occupied Kursk Oblast on December 5th, 2024, replacing Alexey Smirnov after only 200 days in office.

Putin Replaces Kursk Governor Amidst Ukrainian Occupation

Vladimir Putin appointed Alexander Khinshtein, a former Rosgvardia PR advisor and State Duma deputy known for his anti-LGBT stance, as the new governor of the partially Ukrainian-occupied Kursk Oblast on December 5th, 2024, replacing Alexey Smirnov after only 200 days in office.

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Why did Putin replace Kursk's governor with a PR expert and anti-LGBT activist, given the ongoing Ukrainian occupation?

Russia replaced the governor of the partially Ukrainian-occupied Kursk region with Alexander Khinshtein, a State Duma deputy and former Rosgvardia PR advisor. Khinshtein's appointment, announced December 5th, follows two previous governors this year, reflecting instability in the region. The Kremlin cited Khinshtein's crisis management experience as justification.

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