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The Hipster Fascists: Well-dressed, highly educated and from respectable families. Why this new British far-Right group is the most sinister and dangerous yet

Paul Bracchi | Daily Mail (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/) (UK) | 26 May 2018

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5773155/The-Hipster-Fascists-Meet-Britains-sinister-far-Right-group.html

Extract: Unlike the traditional image of the far-Right, epitomised by shaven-headed thugs from groups such as the English Jewish Defence League and National Action, Tom Dupre is well-spoken, educated, polite and personable. It makes him more plausible and, ultimately perhaps, more dangerous than the easily-dismissed stereotypes from this end of the political spectrum which we have become accustomed to.

Dupre insists Generation Identity is neither fascist nor racist, despite the fact that it is campaigning to preserve 'our ethnocultural identity' against what it describes as the 'great replacement' of white people in Britain's cities with black and minority ethnic people.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7851259/Neo-Nazi-22-gets-bail-conditions-changed-enjoy-sitting-garden.html

A suspected neo-Nazi accused of posting extreme racist and anti-Semitic material has had his bail conditions changed so that he can enjoy sitting in the garden

Appearing at the Old Bailey yesterday, Andrew Dymock was told his curfew restrictions had been tweaked so he can pop into the garden at his family home in Bath, Somerset.

The bearded 22-year-old, wearing a suit with a rainbow badge and a pink shirt and pocket square, and only spoke to confirm he understood the bail restrictions and his responsibility to attend court


The former politics student from Bath has denied twelve terrorism offences.

He is alleged to be part of a neo-Nazi group, Sonnenkrieg Division, a UK branch of American group Atomwaffen Division.

The organisations are inspired by American Nazi James Mason, whose book, Siege, Dymock is accused of posting online.

A Twitter account allegedly run by Dymock also published quotes from Hitler's propaganda chief Goebbels, and posted: 'The Fascist State shall be achieved through blood and black printer ink.'

He is also alleged to have posted material on extremist website The Lion Rises - including an article called 'The Truth About The Holocaust

Mr Justice Sweeney agreed with the application of Simon Natas who applied for the bail conditions to be changed.

'We are requesting the limits are changed so he can access the family garden,' the barrister said.

Dymock's bail conditions include surrendering his UK and Cyprus passports, not using the social network Discord, keeping internet history and not publishing content relating to extreme ideology

He remains on a 20-hour curfew at his Weymouth Street, Bath, address.

He denies five counts of encouraging terrorism, four counts of disseminating terrorist publications, two counts of terrorist fundraising, one count of possession of material that is of use to a terrorist, one count of publishing material which is threatening, abusive or insulting, and one count of posting material intended to stir up hatred

A pre-trial preparation hearing has been set for April 20 this year, with his trial following on July 6