Former Canadian Atomwaffen Members Facing Terrorism Charges The most significant revelation is that both men are contributors to the Terrorgram Collective, known for producing long-form publications and videos that serve as both inspiration and guides to commi...

and here:

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Alleged Terrorgram Author Will Remain In Detention While Co-Accused Granted Bail Kristoffer Nippak has been granted bail, while Matthew Althorpe will remain in detention. Police say both men are former members of the Atomwaffen Divison.

Read our past coverage of Althorpe here:

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Canadian neo-Nazi terrorist sentenced to 20 years. His racist manifestos made him ‘the man behind the curtain’ of global hate attacks Five Jewish organizations said in a statement that the sentence “sends a powerful message: those who spread hate, inflict violence, and terrorize communities will be held fully accountable under the

Ontario neo-Nazi and key figure behind the Terrorgram network Matthew Althorpe has been sentenced to 20 years today for his involvement in creating videos for Atomwaffen Division.

He is responsible for three online manifestos which inspired several attacks around the world.

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In response to Hanson, Ken Jones said "You want to be optical and keep things above board, but, uh, I would hope people can kind of read between the lines on that one."

In response, Tyrie thanked Hanson for his support and said, "I'm not too concerned with those things."

"We're proud to stand up for our members, um, who are by and large, you know, proud Canadian nationalists, and we're proud to represent them and defend their interests."

In the same Spaces call, Hanson carefully asked DSC leaders Daniel Tyrie, Ken Jones and Greg Wycliffe about whether they would disavow neo-Nazis, and conflated them with "nationalists" (their word of choice to launder their ideas with the public).

"Second Sons *and* the Dominion Society"

Apologies for the typo.

Men Connected to Neo-Nazi Hate Group Distribute Flyers Outside Canadian University A group of supporters of the Goyim Defense League and Diagolon gathered to snap pictures pass out leaflets at McMaster University about the replacement of white people in Canada.

Previously, Hanson distributed GDL flyers with two other men outside a Hamilton, ON campus.

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In response to Hanson, Ken Jones said "You want to be optical and keep things above board, but, uh, I would hope people can kind of read between the lines on that one."

In response, Tyrie thanked Hanson for his support and said, "I'm not too concerned with those things."

"We're proud to stand up for our members, um, who are by and large, you know, proud Canadian nationalists, and we're proud to represent them and defend their interests."

In the same Spaces call, Hanson carefully asked DSC leaders Daniel Tyrie, Ken Jones and Greg Wycliffe about whether they would disavow neo-Nazis, and conflated them with "nationalists" (their word of choice to launder their ideas with the public).

In a Spaces call on August 22, 2025 he said "I think the Dominion Society is one of the best things for Canadians going right now. I'd say Second Sons in the Dominion Society are the hope for a brighter future in Canada."

The guy in the middle is Steve Hanson, Diagolon, SSC and Goyim Defense League supporter and Dominion Society of Canada member (card number 27).

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Western Standard: Canadians with German, Ukrainian and Dutch Bloodlines Are Not Pure ‘Ethnic Canadians’ A right-wing alternative media outlet gave a soap box to a white nationalist leader. You won’t believe what happened next.

Western Standard: Canadians with German, Ukrainian and Dutch Bloodlines Are Not Pure ‘Ethnic Canadians’

A right-wing alternative media outlet gave a soap box to a white nationalist leader – you won’t believe what happened next

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CAHN has identified nearly 200 Canadian users from the data, including teachers, university professors, health professionals, lawyers, and other military personnel.

We’ll be reporting on additional individuals in the coming weeks.

Initiating a conversation with the chatbot called “lilmisethnostate” by saying he liked her username, Lenti-Jones immediately made clear his “strong preference for traditional roles.”

In a profile brimming with grandiosity, Lenti-Jones introduced himself by saying that his goal was to have a “biological age of 18-25…in part because I believe the implementation of my life purpose will require that I live a very long and powerful life.”

WhiteDate allowed users to select from conspiracy theories they believe in. Lenti-Jones selected several, incl the white genocide conspiracy theory, & the “every single time” conspiracy theory (claims that Jews are behind negative events “every single time" or their opponents are always Jewish).

I Exposed, Infiltrated, and Shut Down a Racist Network Dressed as a Pink Power Ranger YouTube video by Martha Root

Lenti-Jones told an AI chatbot created by the German hacktivist Martha Root that his interests are “‘far right / sexist / racist / etc’ by normal standards,” and described himself as “alt-right.”

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“Our people have not only the right to existence, but to absolute sovereign authority over our own affairs, design and direction of our own destiny.” — Lenti-Jones

Joshua Lenti-Jones is a registered acupuncturist and Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner from Surrey, BC. On WhiteDate, where he went by the username ‘Redknight,’ Lenti-Jones wrote over 3000 words in his ‘About’ section, saying he was “red-pilled and can’t unsee.”

The ‘Fully Redpilled’ ‘Barbarian King’ Acupuncturist of British Columbia The Canadian Anti-Hate Network has identified nearly 200 Canadian users of the white supremacist dating site WhiteDate.

WHITEDATE: The Canadian Anti-Hate Network has identified an alternative wellness clinic owner as a paying member of the white supremacist dating site WhiteDate.

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It’s been a tough few weeks for Canadian white nationalists.

I exposed a fascist fight club in Montreal (with a lil help from friends). The Canadian Anti-Hate Network unmasked users of a white supremacist dating app.

Who's next?

I had @antihate.ca’s Evan Balgord on the show to discuss:

Logging in to provide further proof, so all the conservative influencers and “journalists” stop downplaying this.

Shawn Beauvais-MacDonald (who showed up to intimidate me) is a SELF-DESCRIBED Nazi.

Alex Vriend, who Western Standard platformed, is a SELF-DESCRIBED white nationalist.

Receipts.

Important investigation by the @antihate.ca. I was asked to comment on the case and noted that the presence of right-wing extremist ideology within military institutions can produce multiple forms of harm, from reputational damage to risks for personnel serving within the chain of command.

Hi there, thanks for flagging this. We've made an update to the story to reflect that context.

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