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Op donderdag 26 april 2007 20:12 schreef Gabry het volgende:[..]
Je kunt je drogredenatie niet verdoezelen door smiley posts en op de man te spelen.
Extreem-links, moslim geweld en geweldsdelicten over het algemeen vallen buiten de statistieken.
Dit gaat enkel over terrorisme, en dat komt 55 keer vaker uit de linkse hoek dan uit de rechtse.
Heb je wellicht je best gedaan om het rapport te lezen?
Ik citeer:
8. RIGHT-WING TERRORISM
Right-wing extremist violence is a serious,
increasing problem in a number of Member
States.
However, reporting on right-wing terrorism
is random as right-wing violence and other
politically motivated crimes are mainly investigated
as right-wing extremism and not as terrorist
offences.Only one right-wing terrorist attack was reported
in 2006. In May 2006, two skinheads stabbed
a member of Antify (Anty Nazi Front) in Warsaw.
The personal data and the address of the victim
were disseminated on the Internet by Blood and
Honour,a neo-Nazi organisation active in a number
of Member States.
Altogether, fifteen terrorism suspects (N=550)
arrested in 2006 were related to right-wing terrorism.
Terrorist activities investigated included
preparation of an attack, membership of a terrorist
organisation and dissemination of propaganda.
In September 2006,11 men and one woman – all
members of Blood, Soil and Honour, which is a
dissident fraction of Blood and Honour – were
arrested in Belgium. Nine of them were suspected
of plotting terrorist attacks and three were
suspected of arms trafficking. One of them was
also suspected of financing terrorist organisations
via illegal arms trafficking.
The Polish police started an investigation into
the dissemination of propaganda on the
Internet by Blood and Honour in February 2006.
The website disseminated a variety of typical
right-wing extremist propaganda in Polish.
Another website provided contact details of
identified targets for possible extremist and terrorist
attacks. The server was located in the US,
but the website was updated in Poland. The
server and the website were closed in cooperation
between the Polish authorities and the
FBI.
Right-wing extremists also attack their political
opponents on the Internet. For instance, on 5
October 2005, German right-wing extremists
hacked a left-wing extremist mail-order site and
published customers’ personal data on the
Internet. The attack came after left-wing extremists
hacked into right-wing extremist discussion
forums.
Key Findings
• Right-wing violence is mainly investigated as
right-wing extremism and not as right-wing
terrorism.
• The amount of right-wing extremist violence
against people is alarming and poses a serious
threat. Although violent acts perpetrated
by right-wing extremist may appear
mainly sporadic and situational, right-wing
extremist activities are organised and transnational.• Right-wing violence is partly driven by the
agenda of their perceived opponents.