Daily stormer

Five years ago, my entire life as I knew it was nearly destroyed.

This is the second case this week in which Daily Stormer founder Andrew Anglin has had to pay for launching a "troll storm" against someone.

A judge ruled Andrew Anglin must pay Tanya Gersh for using his website, The Daily Stormer, to coordinate harassment against her.

The Saturday incident follows a rash of similar protests in the U.K,

"The more unpopular the speaker, I think the more likely it is that they say 'get [Marc] Randazza.'"

Teespring, which sells custom shirts, has gotten in trouble before over selling shirts that promote hate speech.

Monero, an "experimental" cryptocurrency, is popular with extremists and criminals who seek to operate outside of the eye of law enforcement.

Find Nazis in your neighborhood with a new interactive tool.

A major cybersecurity firm is at the center of a free speech debate involving Nazis, ISIS and, bizarrely, a cookery website.

Editor Andrew Anglin boasted about his neo-Nazi site targeting kids for recruitment.

Daily Stormer has urged readers not to do drugs, despite a documented history of usage from its proprietors.

The rant calling for violence against Jews was published on Cantwell's site and also on Daily Stormer.

Andrew "Weev" Auernheimer recently called for Jewish children to be murdered in the name of free speech.

The far-right Daily Stormer declares itself to be Yair Netanyahu's number one fan.

The Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi website, has struggled to find a host online since Charlottesville, but white supremacists find other, less obvious ways to spread their message.

Andrew Anglin's website has been blocked by GoDaddy, Google and others following its comments on the Charlottesville violence.

In a posting on the site, founder Andrew Anglin also said the site was taking refuge on the dark net.

Daily Stormer initially was rejected by GoDaddy after publishing an article attacking an activist killed at a white nationalist protest.

The crowdfunding campaign for the site and its editor, Andrew Anglin, aims to "stop SPLC's perfidious perjurers from destroying the alt-right's biggest website!"