Far-right online groups posted racist messages, including a noose GIF, after Capitol

[Guno צְבִי]

Officer Harry Dunn's testimony

Members of far-right channels on the messaging platform Telegram have been posting racist comments and imagery following Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn's testimony before the House Select Committee amid its January 6 Capitol riot investigation.

The racist remarks on Telegram were in response to a post that was shared across nine prominent far-right channels on Wednesday. Cumulatively, these channels have over 200,000 subscribers, with over 56,000 users viewing the post across all channels, several of which reference the far-right conspiracy theory QAnon.

Users in these channels also posted false conspiracy theories about Dunn, including that he and others who testified before Congress were "paid actors."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...ocid=Peregrine

[Grumpy]

From the OP article ...

"On the channel the screenshots were originally posted, one commenter shared a GIF of a noose."

The nascar driver ... bubba something ... showed a noose as well ... and that POS got his 15 minutes plus.

[Nordberg]

From the OP article ...

"On the channel the screenshots were originally posted, one commenter shared a GIF of a noose."

The nascar driver ... bubba something ... showed a noose as well ... and that POS got his 15 minutes plus.

Wow, can You stretch. The cop is getting terrible messages with bigotry and slurs featured. This has nothing to do with a NASCAR driver. This guy did his job and protected the politicians from insurrectionists. And you deflected all the way to Nascar, which includes the suggestion that it is not true.

[Grumpy]

a GIF ... a GIF ... I say again ... a GIF

[volsrock]

Officer Harry Dunn's testimony

Members of far-right channels on the messaging platform Telegram have been posting racist comments and imagery following Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn's testimony before the House Select Committee amid its January 6 Capitol riot investigation.

The racist remarks on Telegram were in response to a post that was shared across nine prominent far-right channels on Wednesday. Cumulatively, these channels have over 200,000 subscribers, with over 56,000 users viewing the post across all channels, several of which reference the far-right conspiracy theory QAnon.

Users in these channels also posted false conspiracy theories about Dunn, including that he and others who testified before Congress were "paid actors."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...ocid=Peregrine

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At one of your BLM protest