He led a neo-Nazi group linked to bomb plots. He was 13.

originally posted by: Kharron

How many children are prominent posters here on ATS?

Why do you want to know this?

You don't drive a van? .... do you??

originally posted by: SleeperHasAwakened

originally posted by: Kharron

How many children are prominent posters here on ATS?

Why do you want to know this?

You don't drive a van? .... do you??

I know this isn't what you meant, but I couldn't resist.



On topic, it does seem rather irrelevant.

There are a few ‘silly’ posters that are probably children.

originally posted by: Metallicus
There are a few ‘silly’ posters that are probably children.

What's really scary is that that one is old enough to know better.

It is very convenient, I'm not saying it's not factual, but it's reminiscent of jucy smullet and the whole anti lynching legislation.

a reply to: Kharron

Pretty sure that group has been on the radar for awhile as I have read a lot of articles about them and their atrocious beliefs. A dangerous group largely born from teens exposed to hatred by parents whom espoused the same garbage.

About time they are added to the list of terrorist as that is what and who they are, and I doubt they would argue the title but instead wear it as a badge of misguided pride.

a reply to: Kharron


An Insinuation of a Mr. Schwartz György I would Assume ? I Hear he Loves Children too.........

a reply to: Kharron

Its a coordinated hit.

Like how the media used "wuhan flu", then turned into cowards once trump started using it.

a reply to: Kharron

i'd be willing to bet the kid was a face/ mouth piece/ recruiter, and not the leader. kinda like gretta is a face / mouth piece.

two reason for this from the OP's link.

The police spokesman didn’t identify the child as a group leader, but leaked archives of Feuerkrieg Division members’ online chats show “Commander” referred to himself as the founder of the group and alluded to being from Saaremaa, Estonia’s largest island.

who better than a kid to recruit other kids on a gaming website. sure there are adults that go to these sites. but just like here and other sites, it fairly easy to tell between the 2 most times.

and then this in the OP,

“Unfortunately, in practice there are cases where parents themselves have bought extremist literature for their children, which contributes to radicalization,” Ridamae said in a statement provided to AP and Estonian media on Thursday.

this leads me to believe that maybe they have info that shows one or both parents encouraged this.

but it also could be me reading between the lines, but i don't think so.

side question,wasn't Estonia where Linkavitch Chomofsky was from?