The Spyhop
David NeiwertDavid Neiwert writes about right-wing extremism and cetaceans. Preferably not in that order. Author, The Age of Insurrection: The Radical Right's Uncivil War on American Democracy, as well as Of Orcas and Men: What Killer Whales Can Teach Us.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 49 |
| Subscribers | Read | davidneiwert.substack.com |
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From 'Don't Say Gay' to 'Kill Your Local Pedophile': How the 'groomer' rhetoric turned lethal
A number of armed militiamen and neofascist Patriot Front extremists turned up at Coeur d’Alene’s ‘Pride in the Park’ event in June 2022, recruited by LibsofTikTok, to menace event-goers. (David Neiwert photo)
When immigrants become right-wing targets, travesties inevitably follow
Bellevue strawberry farmer Mitysi Shiraishi lost her family’s farm after they were forced into internment camps in World War II.
Trumpian gaslighting on deportation revives century-old racist tropes about immigration
As with most things Trump-related, his minions are busy throwing up a fog of bullshit around his plans for a mass deportation program—such as this City Journal piece by Claremont Institute’s Seth Barron, claiming it’s not really really mass...
Trump's 'mass deportation' plan revives America's Japanese-American travesty
The last time America built concentration camps to hold a hated and feared minority—in 1941-42, when we rounded up all Japanese-Americans on the West Coast and herded them into “relocation centers”—it did not work out well. Things will not ...
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Journalist/author living in the San Juan Islands. Specialties: right-wing extremism and cetaceans.
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