The California-based man who broke into the San Francisco home of U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi and injured her husband Paul with a hammer, maintained a blog where he published posts espousing conspiracy theories and antisemitic beliefs. The posts on the blog appear to be mostly headlines with little or no content, and those featuring more extensive content appear at first to be available only to subscribers, but remain inaccessible even after sign up.
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Blog Espouses Extremist Conspiracy Theories
The "blog" section of the site features section headings and metatags including "Gamer Gate," "Immigrants," "Pedo Gate," "Propaganda," and "Groomer Schools."
All posts appear to be restricted, even to users who subscribe and are signed in to the site. A message still appears reading: "Want to read more? Subscribe … to keep reading this exclusive post."
Searches for "Pelosi" on the site yielded no results.
Blog Posts Espouse Antisemitism And Holocaust Denial
A large number of the post titles on the blog espouse antisemitic beliefs, holocaust denial, and popular neo-Nazi talking points. A number of posts deployed the antisemitic "Happy Merchant" meme, using the caricature to portray Jews as controlling international finance, the media, and politics.
Another post featured a Happy Merchant sitting at a desk featuring the Star of David, with a devil kneeling before him saying "Please teach me all arts of lying, deception, cheating and incitement."
Other posts espoused holocaust denialism, with one post reiterating the debunked theory that the doors of the gas chambers at Auschwitz could not contain enough Zyklon-B gas to be lethal to humans. The post featured an image of a steel single person chamber with a vault-style door. The preview of the post read: "This is what a GAS chamber door looks like. This is what the gas chamber doors at AUSCHWITZ look like. If they actually gassed people in..."
A number of posts used the term "Holohoax," a term often used by neo-Nazis to claim that the holocaust did not happen.
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