(CNN) – A Pentagon report on extremism obtained by CNN offers an incriminating perspective on how white supremacists are active in United States military forces and offer recommendations to better identify national extremists and avoid them.
It is an instance of a member of the National Guard that is a member of a nefarious neo-Nazi group that is openly discussing points of view of extremist mines that are in service and described separately from the members of the service that describe how to communicate his fascist tattoos and t-shirt logos.
Well, the information, compiled by the Congress and with the end of October 2020, concluded that extremist opinions were not generalized and identified “a bad number of cases in absolute terms”, underlining the urgency of the problem because “people with extremist affiliations and underwind military son a preoccupation with the national security of the United States debit to its probed capacity to execute high impact events ».
Personal call was the first to inform about the halls of the Pentagon.
The new Secretary of Defense for President Joe Biden, Lloyd Austin, has a high priority for the promotion of extremism, the Law of the Violent Insurrection in the Capitol in January
In the principles of this month, order a break in all the armed forces in a space of 60 days for the commanders to hold the “necessary discussions” with the members of the service on the subject of extremism.
The urgency of the problem was underscored by a CNN analysis that found that at least 27 months ago, the previous days of the armed forces were carrying federal charges in relation to the matter.
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“We have never had a reconnaissance on the part of the high cargoes that we have managed, because the hecho of that now we connect and have a marching effort to make everything is in reality quite an alenter,” said Heidi Beirich, cofundadora de la Proyecto Global Contra el Odio y el Extremismo. “Now that it is well and truly executed and all the pieces are in place, it is a different question that we tend to hope and see what the results are.”
It provides information on how the Pentagon can use other governmental resources, such as FBI units, to identify signals that can be extracted from extremist groups during the selection and recruitment process. También also submits some of the reasons for the fact that these groups are members of the armed forces and will be there soon.
The current militaries or the former are the main objective of the extremist groups, because the members with the military service and legitimacy to the groups and support “Experience of combat and tactics” to keep up with attacks, signal and inform.
“The access to the members of the service with combat training and technical experience in arms can also increase the probability of success as well as the potential of planned violent attacks”, agree.
Although the members of the armed forces have been prohibited from “participating in defending the supremacist ideology and other extremist ideologies”, at present there is no official military regulation that exists for the members of the service identified by the extremist forces , except in the Marina. The authors of the information screen that should add one for all the frames of the military service.
«Yo decía la mier * a más loca y me salía con la mía»
The information includes cases involving members of the service that promote their white supremacist offices.
In a cover-up of a conversation about the now-defunct neonazi for the Iron March line (which translates as “Marcha Hierro”), the co-founder of a neo-Nazi group called Atomwaffen Division who was interviewed by the Florida National Guard its white supremacist vista points are located in the armed forces, «informs the informant. Atomwaffen means “nuclear weapon” in German.
When alguien in the chat forum the question of the cofounder is preoccupied with meters of problems for these screens, the cofounder responds: «Fui 100% open about everything with friends who have the capacity. Ellos lo saben todo ».
“I decide my * from my place and my salia with my”, says more adelante in the conversation.
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Members of the Atomwaffen Division have been accused of “violent crimes involving conspiracies and conspiracies to attack civilians”, according to the Anti-Defamation League. If the group is created in the Iron March forum, it will notify the conversations, informs them.
These conversations are included in an information section detailing national terrorist groups with military angles. All enumerated groups have white and nationalist white supremacists. The conversation between the members of these groups will deal with others in the four arms about their beliefs and they will find others in the armed forces with similar sins.
In a different conversation in the Iron March forum, a user asked if there were people in the armed forces who shared “similar” anti-white “points of view”, the informant said. A post published in the forum detailing some military encounters with other similar species.
“A good shape in which the people in the armed forces encounter other derichists simply use a shirt with some obscure fascist logo,” a user replied. “I had a good friend with a brigade commander who took note of the Totenkopf in my truck”.
“Ves muchos’ de nuestra clase ‘en las armas de combate’, dijo el usuario.
In the actual military selection process, the solicitor describes the significance of his tattoos in being evaluated. It recommends that the Department of Defense use the FBI’s National Intelligence Center to identify tattoos and symbols during the recruitment process.
“Domestic extremist members of groups and affiliates use tattoos as a medium to communicate their relevance and compromise with cause and effect,” he said. “Interpreting the Significance and Importance of Tattoos Requires Much Time… However, this interpretation is fundamental.”
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Identify symbols and add questions
The recommendations of the information center are in the forms in which the recruiters and investigators can identify the members of national terrorism and the extremist groups during the recruitment process to avoid becoming one of the armed forces.
By the way, the armed forces can not pay attention to the cities of the country. The armed forces filter and revise the publications of solicitors in social media, but the FBI and other civilian agencies gather to make it possible for them to carry out more in-depth and intrusive investigations.
The focus of the information is to separate the people who have these extremist behaviors from the United States, but not to address the issue between the current members.
An important challenge is to identify the tattoos and symbols of white supremacists throughout the world. Since then, the commune has had its ups and downs: the issues, the numbers, the phrases and the crosses can represent different ideas and aspects of a supreme ideology.
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Although the armed forces work with the FBI’s Cryptoanalysis and Racketeering Registry Unit and the National Intelligence Center Pandillas when recruiters have problems identifying tattoos and symbols, the recommended information should be read more in addition to ask for security clearance to be able to identify more people with extremist crimes.
Representative Peter Aguilar, a California Democrat who urged to request the Pentagon to produce the information to the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act, presented last week’s legislation to pass the information recommendations to them.
“The fact that this Secretary of Defense is obnoxious and mantra-compromised with it does not mean that the proximity has it or that the proximity administration has it, and therefore it is important that it is codified and clear,” Aguilar told CNN .
Be surprised by some of the contents of the information.
«Simply to think, God forbid, not much is needed, not much is needed. Pero reciben esta capacitación, reclutan, capacitan a otras personas, identifica a la persona sympathizan con su causa. And as we learned with the massive violence incidents with fugitive arms, we did not have much money, lamentably, to create something that was fearful and affected a community, “said Aguilar.