A Neo-Nazi Student used Social Media To stir Up A Race War Against Ethnic Minorities The Old Bailey Heard Today

A neo-Nazi student used social media to 'stir up' a race war against ethnic minorities, the Old Bailey heard today.
Andrew Dymock, from Somerset, allegedly promoted the white supremacist group the System Resistance Network (SRN) through a Twitter account and a website. 
Dymock, panduan judi online who studied politics at Aberystwyth University, is accused of 15 charges, including 12 terrorism-related alleged offences. 
He used panduan judi online platforms to promote and raise money for SRN, which 'preached zero-tolerance' to non-whites, Jewish and Muslim communities and described homosexuality as a 'disease', jurors were told.
panduan judi online articles included the titles 'Join your local Nazis', 'The truth about the Holocaust' and 'Homosexuality, the eternal social menace'. 
In messages to his girlfriend, the 23-year-old was said to have joked about their future children 'bringing Swastika biscuits to school'. 
Dymock held 'long-standing right wing views', with Internet searches for extreme bigoted content going back as early as 2014 when he was around 17, the court heard.   
Examples included a Google translation of the words 'Kill all of the Jews'.
Andrew Dymock (pictured arriving at the Old Bailey today) allegedly joined white supremacist groups Sonnenkrieg Division and System Resistance Network
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