Racist Sea Monkeys - Despite his Jewish upbringing, Harold von Braunhut, the guy who invented Sea Monkeys, was a member of the Ku Klux Klan and Aryan Nations. He added "von" to his name sometime in the 50s to sound more Germanic.
American Nazi Party - Zionists positioning neo-nazi groups as controlled opposition is nothing new and goes back to the 60s. The American Nazi Party itself received funding from the ADL, and had a schizophrenic member named Dan Burros who wrote columns in newspapers promoting genocide before being exposed as a Jew and killing himself.
SPLC - From the federal indictment: ''Starting in the 1980s, the SPLC began operating a covert network of informants who were either associated with violent extremist groups, such as the Ku Klux Klan, or who had infiltrated violent extremist groups at the SPLC's direction. These informants were referred to by some individuals within the SPLC as the "field sources" or the "Fs." 9. Between at least 2014 and 2023, the SPLC paid their Fs in a clandestine manner. Doing so hid the fact that while the SPLC received donation money under the auspices that the funds would be used to "dismantle" violent extremist groups, this donation money was, instead, being used, in part, by the SPLC to pay leaders and others within these same violent extremist groups. That money was then used for the benefit of the individuals as well as the violent extremist groups. 10. Between 2014 and 2023, the SPLC secretly funneled more than $3 million in SPLC funds to Fs who were associated with various violent extremist groups.''
James Rosenberg case - In 1981, it was revealed that two men working for the ADL, one of whom had served in the IDF, had been hired to infiltrate far right organizations to promote violence and terror threats. James Rosenberg, under the pseudonym, Jim Anderson, was implicated in a plot to provoke a Pennsylvania KKK group into blowing up the Trenton, New Jersey headquarters of the NAACP. Anderson had also been involved in riots and street fights throughout the late 70s with people who showed up to protest at his racist rallies for groups like the KKK and the National Renaissance Party.
Roy Bullock - In 1992 it was revealed that Roy Bullock, who was working as an informant for the ADL, joined the Arab American Anti-Discrimination Committee, (ADC) while at the same time joining local neo-Nazi groups, distributing ADC literature at their meetings, trying to recruit their members so the ADL could smear them as being allied with racists.
Ted Gunderson - In the late 80s and early 90s, CIA agent, Robert Booth Nichols was associated with two monumental figures of American conspiracy mythology, Ted Gunderson and Bob Lazar. Conspiracy researcher Ken Thomas interviewed a man named Lars Hansen about the Octopus case for Steam Shovel Press; Hansen had discovered that Nichols was in contact with Ted Gunderson at least as early as 1983. Gunderson was an FBI agent who was most notably head of the FBI's LA field office for a period in the 1970s and 80s. In fact, it appears that one of the FBI reports on Robert Booth Nichols was actually written by Ted Gunderson in his capacity as an FBI agent. After retiring from the bureau, Gunderson gained public notoriety as a freelance private investigator and conspiracy theorist, working on Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald's murder defense and the McMartin preschool case while promoting new world order and satanic cult related conspiracy theories in the media. His association with Nichols was apparently personal as well as professional for a period. Gunderson said he and Riconosciuto had met with an arms dealer about supplying weapons for the Mujaheddin in the Soviet-Afghan war and that Riconosciuto had loaned him $60K for a joint business venture which Gunderson never repaid. Spy magazine obtained a transcript of a conversation between Gunderson, Riconosciuto and an ex-CIA operative named Alan Boyack in which Riconosciuto ''describes an occasion where Nichols wanted to deliver a message to a mobster from Chicago,'' by hanging the man upside down on a hoist in an airplane hanger in front of a prop plane, then started the engine of the plane and revved it up so the man hanging on the hoist was sucked towards the propellers. According to Riconosciuto, by the time Bob got finished with him, he wanted to die. In the last circle, Sherry Seymour says that the mobster from this story was actually a professional hitman named Sam Marowitz, and Gunderson was the one who tracked him down for Nichols. Gunderson even testified in Rakanosudo's defense at his methamphetamine trial and supplied Nichols with an affidavit for his lawsuit against FBI agent Thomas Gates.
Epstein & Bannon - Steve Bannon is a right wing political advisor and financier formerly in Trump's cabinet. An Email exchange shows that Jeffrey Epstein conspired with Bannon to fund right wing commentators with bitcoin to do anti woman content so it would legally moralize him, playing from the same handbook as Weinstein's legal defense team.
Throughout an exchange, Epstein asked: “should it have a christian component? tithe? if you form a church you may be able to tell mueller you have a confession privelege. :)”
Bannon: “Populist/Nationalist first.
Conservative Christians (catholic/evangelical) next.
Reverse Alabama.
This coalition staves off ‘Times Up’ for next decade plus.”
These Emails are from 2018, which coincides with a wave of, typically Catholic, anti-woman sentiment in the online right. ''Nationalist First'' sounds like America First, which is Nick Fuentes' movement.
Andrew Anglin - ...Around the same time, Andrew Anglin would receive a mysterious 14.88 in bitcoin, while scrubbing his website of anti Jew material and dialing up trump promotion. Andrew Anglin's lawyer was a Jewish free-speech advocate, btw.
Weev - 'White nationalist' hacker, (((Weev))), who is Jewish on both sides of his family, co-ran the Daily Stormer with Andrew Anglin. He is known to have worked for Roger Stone and the Republican Party through Guccifer 2.0 as an intermediary. The Epstein files reveal that he also worked for Peter Thiel.
Weev made nazi propaganda fly out of unsecured printers, celebrated the death of Heather Heyer and promoted the white sharia meme on behalf of incels.
Tanya Gersh was a Jewish woman who attempted to extort Richard Spencer's mother, who owned a commercial property, with negative attention if she didn't pay her donations. Instead of suing Gersh for extortion, Weev and Anglin engaged in a harassment campaign of her 12 year-old son, which resulted in a lawsuit against Anglin, forcing him to leave the country to avoid getting his asset seized.
Richard Spencer - Richard Spencer, who lead the Alt-Right movement in 2016, has endorsed Israel's existence and defended Jeffrey Epstein, comparing his arrest to medieval accusations of Jews consuming the blood of gentiles.
Nick Fuentes - Fuentes has called Palestinians scum, endorsed Israel's existence, allied with (((Laura Loomer))), endorsed genocidal Jewish Zionist, Randy Fine over Dan Bilzerian in his run for governor, claimed that both his best friend and assistant is Jewish, supported the US takeover of Venezuela and defended Jeffrey Epstein, insisting he wasn't a pedophile.
Fuentes is indicatively protected by the establishment, as you see him everywhere; he has ads for his merch on X; and despite encouraging people to storm the capital building on J. 6, he served no jail time, unlike many others who took his advice that day.
Nick himself said himself: ''Our job is to make sure that normies who question Israel become ideologically captured by the right. No, we can't sue rhetoric about international law or left economic populism, or colonialism, or even sympathize with Islam anymore. We see how that has been repaid.''
Joshua Goldberg - Half of the nazi fed-posts you might have seen pre-2016, as well as some ISIS material and something called the Philosophy of Rape, was the result of a single schizophrenic called (((Joshua Ryne Goldberg))), also Jewish. He was convicted of attempting a bombing on the 14th anniversary of 9/11 while posing as an Islamic terrorist.
TRS recruitment attempt - TRS, who are as dissident as it gets, claim that Peter Thiel tried recruiting them, but that it didn't work out because they wouldn't side with the you know whos.
Jerry Varnell - Jerry Varnell was a 23-year-old schizophrenic, accused of attempting to bomb a bank.
Varnell's parent pointed out that Jerry did not own a car, had no job, and lived in a trailer on their property. They used the FBI’s own case files to show that undercover agents were the ones who actually provided the cargo van, drove Jerry around, and supplied the inert bomb-making chemicals.
They also revealed that the FBI paid Brent Elisens, a covnicted drug dealer to radicalize Jerry, and that they had tried to kick him off of their property, but he kept coming back. This was confirmed by official FBI disclosure documents and Elisens himself on his Substack: "Varnell had no resources, no materials, no means to pull off this fake data center bombing… We set him up and I got paid well for it."
Buffalo NY shooting - In 2020, Payton Gendron killed 10 black people at a mall in Buffalo NY. According to two anonymous law enforcement officials who spoke to The Buffalo News, a retired FBI agent was one of at least six individuals in Gendron's Discord who received advanced notice of the shooting before it happened.
Shirion Collective - Shirion Collective is a pro-Israel disinformation network, which seeks to shape public opinion about the Gaza conflict in favor of Zionism, while at the same time spreading antisemitic conspiracy theories. They once captioned images and videos of pro-Palestinian protesters taking a lesson in Haitian martial arts with the claim that they were: “Practicing Slaughter Techniques on Jews”. Shirion's primary operator, Daniel Lindon, makes money primarily as an advisor for people trying to make money on OnlyFans.
Hortlers
Hortler is a euphemism for a poorly drawn swastika, usually the work of Jews attempting to justify protection privileges.
Caslin - In 1883, two Jews were convicted in Germany of setting fire to a synagogue to collect the insurance money. The crime was originally attributed to Christians.
Israeli Consulate - In 1964, five Jews were arrested for painting swastikas on the Israel consulate in New York.
GWU - In 2007, a string of swastikas and slurs were drawn on the doors of Jewish students at George Washington University, prompting an FBI investigation. Campus police set up a hidden video camera discovering that Sarah Marshak, a Jewish freshman, who had previously reported the symbols on her own door, had drawn several of them herself.
NU - In 2016, Jewish students, Anthony Morales and Mathew Kafker were charged for vandalizing a campus church with swastika graffiti at Northwestern University.
Andrew King - In 2017, a Jewish man, Andrew King was charged with reporting a false crime after spray painting a swastika on his own house in upstate New York.
Tal Silberstein - In 2017, Israeli political adviser Tal Silberstein was hired by the Social Democratic Party of Austria to work on their national election campaign, for which he created and managed antisemitic Facebook pages targeting their conservative rival, Sebastian Kurz, by accusing him of taking money from George Soros. According to The Guardian, the pages were designed to look like they were run by right-wing activists and deployed xenophobic tropes as well as antisemitic dog-whistles.
Michael Kader - In 2018, US-Israeli citizen Michael Kader was charged with making 2,000 calls in which he threatened to bomb Jewish schools, community centres, police stations, airports and airlines; and attempting to blackmail a Delaware state senator.
Petah Tikva Vandalism - In 2017, two Jewish teenagers were arrested in Israel for spraying Swastikas on multiple Synagogues.
Cyberstalker - In 2018 a US/Israeli man was indicted for hate crime threats to Jewish community centers, the Israeli Embassy and the ADL.
BerMax Caffe - In 2019, a Jewish family, the Berents, and their son were charged with public mischief after faking an antisemitic attack on their own café in Winnipeg. This included an alleged assault, with the spray painting of swastikas and the word ''Jew''.
Sean Sammit - In 2020 Sean Sammit was charged with filing a false police report after getting caught stabbing himself in an attempt to hoax an antisemitic attack outside a Michigan synagogue. This was revealed by inconsistencies on his regarding his apples watch's heart rate monitor.
Mathew Berlow - In 2020, pro-Israel layer, Mathew Berlow admitted to staging a graffiti attack to frame a Palestine-solidarity group.
Gil Ofarim - In 2021, Israeli singer Gil Ofarim was fined €10 euros after admitted in court to making up a story about being told to hide his Jewish star pendant at a hotel.
Farnoush Hakakian - In 2022 a 45-year-old Jewish woman named Farnoush Hakakian was arrested and charged with a hate crime for spray-painting swastikas in Borough Park, Brooklyn.
Pita - In 2023, London Mayor, Sadiq Khan retweeted a claim of an antisemitic attack on an Israeli-run restaurant. The ''attack'' in question was a robbery which wasn't being treated as a hate crime.
University of Guelph - In 2025, Dahlia Kurtz on X posted: ''A Jewish student at University of Guelph woke up to hate and incitement against her'' The image shows an attempt at a swastika scrawled above the letters ''ni-word''.
“k*ll the J*ws” - Jewish counter-protesters infiltrated a Palestine rally in North Eastern University, shouted “k*ll the J*ws,” and the admin’s used that as a reason to send in police. This was all caught on film.
Mai Abdulhadi - In 2024, Mai Abdulhadi, performed a Roman salute at a protest, yelling: “The final solution is coming your way... You know what the final solution is?” She later revealed to be a Jewish woman and the owner of two Kosher Cafes in Montreal's Jewish General Hospital.
Sahar Tartak - In 2024 Jewish journalist, Sahar Tartak claimed she was stabbed in the eye with a flag by a pro-Palestine protester. This was proved false when footage of the alleged attack surfaced.
Nice - In 2026, a Jewish man was arrested in Nice, France for trying to hoax an antisemitic attack by pro-Palestine activists, acting as if he had just been punched in the stomach, despite video footage clearly showing him faking it.
Al-Aqsa - Video of Israeli Jews ripping their shirts to look as if they've just been attacked at Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Left wing
The SLA (Symbionese Liberation Army) - Spoiler: They were feds positioned to make left wing and pro-black groups look bad.
UCLA campus shootout - FBI agitation led to the shootout on the UCLA campus between the LA chapter of the Black Panthers and Ron Karenga's United Slaves Organization, which left Panthers John Huggins and Bunchy Carter dead; and the raid on Fred Hampton's apartment in search of illegal weapons that resulted in Hampton's assassination by Chicago police.
Islamic
Roy Bullock - In 1992 it was revealed that Roy Bullock, who was working as an informant for the ADL, joined the Arab American Anti-Discrimination Committee, (ADC) while at the same time joining local neo-Nazi groups, distributing ADC literature at their meetings, trying to recruit their members so the ADL could smear them as being allied with racists.
Yousef Al-Khattab - Yousef Mohamid Al-Khattab founded Revolution Muslim, an Islamic extremist group in New York, which endorsed 9/11. His original Name was Joseph Cohen and he was formerly a Hasidic-Jew working as a cab driver in NY.
Jundallah - Between 2007-2008, Mossad agents disguised themselves as CIA officers to recruit members of the Pakistan-based extremist group Jundallah, a "false flag" operation that angered US officials. The operation involved the use of American funds and passports to target Iran, causing significant behind-the-scenes friction between Washington and Jerusalem, though the repercussions were largely managed to prevent a public diplomatic crisis.
Joshua Goldberg - Half of the nazi fed-posts you might have seen pre-2016, as well as some ISIS material and something called the Philosophy of Rape, was the result of a single schizophrenic called (((Joshua Ryne Goldberg))), also Jewish. He was convicted of attempting a bombing on the 14th anniversary of 9/11 while posing as an Islamic terrorist.
Curtis Culwell Centre attack - In 2015, two gunmen claiming to be ISIS opened fire at an exhibit for cartoons of the Islamic prophet Muhammad in Garland, Texas. Nobody died except them at the hands of the police.
60 Minutes discovered that one of the shooters, Elton Simpson had been monitored by the FBI for years before the attack and was in touch with an ISIS recruiter, as well as having been previously monitored for three years by Dabla Deng, an informant paid $132K by the FBI.
An attorney for Abdul Kareem, who helped facilitate the attack, was given 60 pages of declassified messages between an undercover FBI agent and Elton Simpson. These documents showed that, less than three weeks before the attack, the FBI agent had told Simpson to “Tear up Texas.” The FBI agent had even been in a car behind the two shooters at the time of the attack, using his cell phone, several feet away, to film the building’s security guard seconds before he was shot. The undercover FBI agent fled the scene of the crime before being stopped at gunpoint and detained by Garland police.
''Sadaqah Palestine'' - A joint Haaretz-Libération investigation found that a purported Gaza aid charity lacked any verifiable charitable status, and was linked to networks associated with the Israeli cyber firm, BlackCore.
Abu Hafs - In 2025, Libyan authorities captured senior Daesh (ISIS) leader, Abu Hafs, exposing him as Benjamin Efraim, an Israeli national operating in one of Mossad's espionage units. According to them, Abu Hafs had attempted to infiltrate Egypt, adding that the group under his command is among the most barbaric terrorist groups.
By: Otto Heckel
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