Three Finnish men who embraced neo-Nazi ideology have been found guilty of committing crimes with terrorist intent including plotting attacks against immigrants, critical infrastructure, and their perceived political opponents.
Prosecutors told the court that the men had produced semi-automatic weapons using a 3D printer in preparation for a “race war” against their opponents.
Deport all of this finnish people
Why is there a need to cover their faces? Expose them!
Great. 👍
> Prosecutors told the court that the men had produced semi-automatic weapons using a 3D printer in preparation for a “race war” against their opponents.
> The public broadcaster YLE said the case marked the first terrorism conviction in Finland that was linked to far-right ideology.
The weapons that they printed seem pretty real. Isn’t it hard to get materials for stuff like this, specially over Finland?
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Three Finnish men who embraced neo-Nazi ideology have been found guilty of committing crimes with terrorist intent including plotting attacks against immigrants, critical infrastructure, and their perceived political opponents.
Prosecutors told the court that the men had produced semi-automatic weapons using a 3D printer in preparation for a “race war” against their opponents.
Deport all of this finnish people
Why is there a need to cover their faces? Expose them!
Great. 👍
> Prosecutors told the court that the men had produced semi-automatic weapons using a 3D printer in preparation for a “race war” against their opponents.
> The public broadcaster YLE said the case marked the first terrorism conviction in Finland that was linked to far-right ideology.
The weapons that they printed seem pretty real. Isn’t it hard to get materials for stuff like this, specially over Finland?