The dumb motherfucker continues to believe that people seeking asylum from other countries are somehow escapees from mental institutions and asylums.
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The dumb motherfucker continues to believe that people seeking asylum from other countries are somehow escapees from mental institutions and asylums.
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And using Nazi or Nazi adjacent font.
Mulberry Heel
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Thank you - it's nice to know that someone out there is still willing to do some critical analysis of what's happening and inform people (in this case students) of what's really happening right now.
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The Trump administration can’t stop winking at white nationalists
The government is recruiting ICE agents with (literal) neo-Nazi propaganda.
The Trump administration can’t stop winking at white nationalists
The government is recruiting ICE agents with (literal) neo-Nazi propaganda.
www.vox.com
“…In October, the US Border Patrol posted a videoon its Facebook page of agents loading guns and driving through the desert, as a 13-second clip of Michael Jackson’s song “They Don’t Care About Us” plays — specifically, the lines “Jew me, sue me, everybody do me, kick me, k*ke me.”…”
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FLASHBACK
“… The slogan “Germany for the Germans – foreigners out” is a chant originating in the 19th century that was used by the Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and has also been deployed as an election slogan by the far-right National Democratic party.…”
Outrage at footage of people singing Nazi slogan at party on German island
The video shows a group singing replaced lyrics to L’amour Toujours, as one person also lifts his arm in an apparent Nazi salute
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“… The slogan “Germany for the Germans – foreigners out” is a chant originating in the 19th century that was used by the Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and has also been deployed as an election slogan by the far-right National Democratic party.…”
Outrage at footage of people singing Nazi slogan at party on German island
The video shows a group singing replaced lyrics to L’amour Toujours, as one person also lifts his arm in an apparent Nazi salutewww.theguardian.com
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“…Lyrics from “We’ll Have Our Home Again” opened the manifesto of Ryan Christopher Palmeter, a 21-year-old white supremacist who entered a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Florida, in 2023, and killed three Black people.
Palmeter’s 27-page document echoed the writings of other mass killers, including Brenton Tarrant, according to the Anti-Defamation League. Tarrant, who murdered 51 Muslim worshippers in Christchurch, New Zealand, in 2019, had praised the former white ethnostate of Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, and framed his attack as part of a broader racial struggle.
…Brian Hansbury, a social media commentator who tracks far-right activity and posts through his Substack, Public Enlightenment, said the timing of the post stood out as particularly jarring. In online extremist spaces, he said, such juxtapositions are often read not as mistakes but as signals.
… In July 2025, the agency shared an image titled “A Heritage to be proud of, a Homeland worth Defending” alongside the 19th-century painting American Progress, a work frequently cited in white nationalist and “great replacement theory” circles for its depiction of westward expansion and Indigenous displacement. The painting is closely associated with the ideology of manifest destiny.
In December 2025, DHS shared a meme bearing a watermark from iFunny, a platform that has faced repeated criticism and removal from major app stores for hosting racist and extremist content. It mirrored themes that appear in so-called “Agartha” memes, a niche strain of far-right fantasy content that imagines a hidden, racially pure civilization beneath the Earth’s surface. Researchers who track extremist visual culture note that such narratives often romanticize white isolationism and technological superiority. …”
DHS Used Neo-Nazi Anthem for Recruitment After Fatal Minneapolis ICE Shooting
The federal government is openly embracing white nationalist online content — including in a recent recruitment post.
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The Administration propagandists have appeared to dog whistle “88” and 14 words in many posts, but that is generally too subtle/deniable for mainstream media to cover (and until we got this critical mass of propaganda, not something I’ve bothered posting here).
The 1488 stuff showed up during Trump 1.0 but was mostly ignored/treated as TDS. For instance:
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this thread is so disturbing and disheartening.
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More on coded language in propaganda:
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Simi went on to say that someone who isn’t versed in far-right extremist culture will see an image of Uncle Sam and won’t think twice about it. But the posts DHS is using to recruit ICE agents can be interpreted through a white nationalist lens.
For example, the caption on the post showing settlers expanding westward, the words heritage and homeland are capitalized.
“In white supremacist circles, H.H. stands for Heil Hitler,” Simi said.
Also, the caption contains exactly 14 words, which is a symbolically significant number for people who follow that ideology.
White nationalists use messaging with 14 words as a hidden reference to a famous phrase from the 1980s: “We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.”
“It became one of the most central slogans among white supremacists,” Simi said. “They reference it in everything from tattoos, to t-shirts, to emails. It’s just ubiquitous among these folks.”
ICE did not respond to questions from KPBS about the agency’s recruitment efforts and concerns raised by experts like Simi.
Because ambiguity is such a big part of extremist communications, the messages can be interpreted in a variety of ways, Simi said. Whoever posted the image can simply say people are overreacting — it’s just an old painting with a caption that happens to have 14 words.
Which means academics or members of the media cannot say for sure whether something is explicitly supporting extremist ideology.
“Unless you’re able to find the person who created that post and they were to admit that this was intentional, it’s hard to ever definitively say,” Simi said.…”
www.kpbs.org
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Coded language
Simi went on to say that someone who isn’t versed in far-right extremist culture will see an image of Uncle Sam and won’t think twice about it. But the posts DHS is using to recruit ICE agents can be interpreted through a white nationalist lens.
For example, the caption on the post showing settlers expanding westward, the words heritage and homeland are capitalized.
“In white supremacist circles, H.H. stands for Heil Hitler,” Simi said.
Also, the caption contains exactly 14 words, which is a symbolically significant number for people who follow that ideology.
White nationalists use messaging with 14 words as a hidden reference to a famous phrase from the 1980s: “We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.”
“It became one of the most central slogans among white supremacists,” Simi said. “They reference it in everything from tattoos, to t-shirts, to emails. It’s just ubiquitous among these folks.”
ICE did not respond to questions from KPBS about the agency’s recruitment efforts and concerns raised by experts like Simi.
Because ambiguity is such a big part of extremist communications, the messages can be interpreted in a variety of ways, Simi said. Whoever posted the image can simply say people are overreacting — it’s just an old painting with a caption that happens to have 14 words.
Which means academics or members of the media cannot say for sure whether something is explicitly supporting extremist ideology.
“Unless you’re able to find the person who created that post and they were to admit that this was intentional, it’s hard to ever definitively say,” Simi said.…”
Experts concerned about white nationalist imagery in ICE recruitment materials
As Immigration Customs Enforcement goes on a historic hiring spree, social media posts and other materials contain coded language, experts say.
www.kpbs.org
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CarolinaFever
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It's obvious that this is regarding white supremacy. That is what MAGA has always wanted, a country only for straight white "Christian" nationalists.
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My wife and I were discussing this this morning - maybe it's a veiled shot at vegetarians and vegans who don't eat meat?