BREAKING NEWS: The recent United Kingdom deadly riots a few months ago, have been tracked down the neo-Nazi who was behind that Telegram account that fuelled the Southport riots.
His name is Charles-Emmanuel Mikko Rasanen, and he’s from Finland and not from UK
It’s deeply troubling how individuals like Charles-Emmanuel Mikko Rasanen, hidden behind the veil of online anonymity, can manipulate and mobilise extremist ideologies to incite violence, as witnessed in the Southport riots.
The fact that this individual is based in Finland just yet managed to ignite such unrest elsewhere highlights the global nature of these extremist networks.
Platforms like Telegram, which allow for unregulated sharing of hate speech and incitement, have become breeding grounds for dangerous ideologies, giving extremists the tools to organise and spread propaganda with alarming speed.
It’s not just about free speech; it’s about curbing violence and protecting communities from those who exploit the internet for hate.
Online hate doesn’t stay online — it can and does spill over into the real world, often with tragic consequences.
