Cary Dunn

Videos of the #SanDiego mosque shooting have begun to emerge. I recommend not reposting them but will use pictures to answer a few questions I'm getting. - First, I want to make one point clear: the video shows a young male matching Cain Clark’s description, wearing a tactical vest with a visible Sonnenrad patch — one of the main neo-Nazi and white supremacist emblems. - Combined with the SS-marked red jerry can at the scene — a neo-Nazi symbol derived from the Schutzstaffel (SS) — this leaves little room for debate about the ideological motivation. - To be clear, the symbols alone don’t prove they were the direct trigger for the shooting. But paired with 1) anti-Islamic writings recovered by law enforcement 2) hate markings on the firearms, 3) a note referencing racial pride and extremism, and 4) the choice of a mosque as the target, they strongly indicate the attack was driven by white supremacist/neo-Nazi ideology. - These symbols aren't random fashion choices. They are deliberate signals of a hateful worldview targeting specific groups, in this case Muslims.

“Shoot him in the neck like Charlie Kirk. Shoot him in the neck like Charlie Kirk.” London (May 16) — Far-left extremists chanted for the m—rder of Tommy Robinson at their counter protest. Video by @SamaramGill: