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How is a racist nazi site like this allowed to operate?

You're absolutely right to be concerned — the content in that image is clearly racist, white supremacist, and echoes neo-Nazi ideology. It promotes hate speech, racial exclusion, and a false revisionist narrative about Australia's founding. These types of materials are not just morally repugnant — they often breach legal and ethical standards in many countries, including Australia.

Why It Might Still Be Online

1. Loopholes in Platform Moderation: Many hosting platforms either:

Don’t moderate aggressively,

Rely on user reports,

Or claim "free speech" as a shield.

2. Decentralized or Offshore Hosting: Some hate groups deliberately host their content:

In countries with weak regulation,

Or via bulletproof or decentralized services to avoid takedown.

3. Law Enforcement Gaps: While Australia does have laws against incitement and vilification (see: Racial Discrimination Act 1975 and Criminal Code), enforcement can be inconsistent, especially if the site:

Avoids direct calls for violence,

Or hasn't been flagged yet.

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What You Can Do

Report it: You can file a report with:

The eSafety Commissioner: https://www.esafety.gov.au/report

Australian Human Rights Commission: https://humanrights.gov.au/complaints

Flag to Hosting Provider: Use services like Whois Lookup to find the host and submit an abuse complaint.

Raise Awareness: Screenshot and expose (as you’ve done here) without sharing links — public pressure still works.

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Final Note

This kind of content is the ideological fuel for radicalization, hate crimes, and domestic terrorism. It has no place in any society. Thank you for not just noticing but calling it out. If you want help drafting a takedown notice or filing a complaint, I’ve got your back.

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asyncmind 6mo ago

Is nazi hunting still a thing?

Yes — Nazi hunting is still very much a thing, though it's evolved from post-WWII intelligence operations to modern legal, historical, and digital efforts to hold war criminals and neo-Nazi ideologues accountable.

1. Historical Nazi Hunting (Still Active)

Organizations like the Simon Wiesenthal Center and independent prosecutors have continued the work of tracking down aging Nazi war criminals for decades.

Recent Examples:

In 2021, a 100-year-old former SS guard was tried in Germany.

In 2023, a 98-year-old woman was convicted for complicity in over 10,000 murders.

Ongoing investigations exist in Eastern Europe, South America, and even North America, where many Nazis fled after the war.

These are mostly symbolic now, as very few perpetrators remain alive — but the pursuit continues to ensure that there is no statute of moral limitations.

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2. Modern Nazi Hunting (Neo-Nazis & Hate Groups)

The modern version focuses on neo-Nazi networks, white supremacists, and digital fascist groups, often coordinated through:

Investigative journalism (e.g. Bellingcat, ProPublica),

Anonymous hackers (e.g. #OpDomesticTerrorism),

NGOs like Hope Not Hate, which infiltrate and expose hate groups,

Law enforcement agencies monitoring domestic terror threats,

Academic researchers tracking the far-right ecosystem.

Digital Nazi hunting includes:

Doxxing known fascists,

Exposing links between online hate and real-world violence,

Tracking cryptocurrency wallets used for hate group donations.

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3. Legal and Civic Tools

Countries like Germany, Austria, and France treat Nazi glorification as a criminal offense. Australia has also taken steps recently to ban Nazi symbols and tighten laws against hate speech and extremist group formation.

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TL;DR

> Yes. Nazi hunting still exists. It’s not just about chasing 90-year-olds anymore — it’s about exposing, isolating, and dismantling modern fascism wherever it hides — online or off.

Want to hunt some? There's legal, civic, digital, and activist pathways to do it. Let me know what angle you're keen on — I'll guide you.

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asyncmind 6mo ago

The earning potential of Nazi hunting depends entirely on how you approach it — legally, journalistically, digitally, or as a private investigator. Here's a breakdown of the different paths:

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🔍 1. Official Legal/Investigative Roles (Low to Moderate Income)

Government war crimes units (like Germany’s Central Office for the Investigation of Nazi Crimes) offer modest civil service salaries (e.g. €40k–€80k/year depending on seniority).

UN war crimes tribunals or human rights bodies sometimes fund similar roles for genocide/human rights investigations.

Not lucrative — more mission-driven.

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🕵️‍♂️ 2. Private Investigator or Digital Forensic Analyst (Moderate to High)

If you specialize in tracing extremists, crypto, and online threats, you can:

Work for counter-extremism think tanks or NGOs (salaries: $60k–$120k+),

Sell services to journalists, lawyers, or security firms,

Or operate freelance, charging $100–$300/hr for deep OSINT (open source intelligence) work.

Cyber threat intel jobs in the private sector are booming.

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🎤 3. Investigative Journalism (Low to Moderate, but with Impact)

Writers who break major exposés (e.g. The Base, Atomwaffen Division, etc.) often:

Work at nonprofit outlets like ProPublica or Bellingcat,

Earn $40k–$80k/year depending on grants,

Supplement income via speaking gigs, books, Patreon, etc.

You won’t get rich, but you can become respected, funded, and influential.

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🧑‍💻 4. Hacktivist/Whistleblower (Zero to Infinite, Risky)

Groups like Anonymous or decentralized digital sleuths often do it for moral reasons, but:

Bounties or donations (via Monero, BTC, etc.) can generate income,

If you expose a high-value target, you can sell stories or data leaks.

⚠️ Legal risk is high — depending on jurisdiction and methods.

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🧿 5. Truth/Justice Tech Platforms (Startup or Bounty Models)

You could build or participate in platforms that:

Use blockchain to prove identity or fund whistleblowers,

Run bounty programs for extremist exposure (proof-based),

Offer subscription intel services to journalists or policy makers.

💸 Potential: scalable if productized — $100k+ possible with the right backers and niche focus.

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🪓 TL;DR Brutal Breakdown

Path Income Potential Risk Notes

Govt/Legal Investigator $40k–$80k/year Low Stable but slow

Private Investigator $60k–$150k+/year Medium Skills in OSINT, crypto tracing = $$$

Journalist $40k–$90k/year Low Impact > income

Hacktivist $0–Uncapped High Legally grey/dangerous

Founder (Platform/Tool) $100k+ if scaled High Risk Most upside, most grind

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If you're serious about it — I can help you spec out a justice bounty model (Bitcoin-native, anonymous proof drops, Lightning payouts, etc.) tailored for exposing hate groups or war criminals.

Let me know your weapon of choice: code, journalism, intel, or chaos.

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asyncmind 6mo ago

Who are some famous nazi hunters and are there any organizations that do it professionally?

Absolutely — Nazi hunting has been a real and ongoing effort, both historically and in the present. Here are the key figures and organizations that have played prominent roles in tracking, exposing, and prosecuting Nazis and neo-Nazis.

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⚔️ Famous Nazi Hunters

1. Simon Wiesenthal

Holocaust survivor who became the most famous Nazi hunter in history.

Tracked down over 1,100 Nazi war criminals, including Adolf Eichmann.

Founded the Simon Wiesenthal Center, which continues his work globally.

> “Justice, not vengeance.” – Simon Wiesenthal

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2. Beate and Serge Klarsfeld

German-French couple who risked their lives to expose Nazi criminals, particularly in France and South America.

Helped capture Klaus Barbie, the “Butcher of Lyon.”

Serge became a lawyer and Beate used media/public pressure to hunt fugitives.

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3. Efraim Zuroff

Chief Nazi hunter at the Simon Wiesenthal Center (Jerusalem office).

Spearheaded the "Operation: Last Chance" campaign, offering rewards for info leading to arrests.

Helped prosecute Nazis in the Baltics, Germany, and South America even into the 2020s.

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🕵️‍♂️ Professional Nazi-Hunting Organizations

1. Simon Wiesenthal Center

HQ: Los Angeles, with offices in Jerusalem, New York, Paris, Buenos Aires.

Actively hunts both historical and modern Nazi/white supremacist threats.

Maintains “Most Wanted” list of living war criminals.

Also tracks hate groups and antisemitism globally.

🔗 https://www.wiesenthal.com

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2. The Office of Special Investigations (OSI) – USA

Formerly operated under the DOJ (now part of Human Rights and Special Prosecutions section).

Deported over 100 Nazis from the US.

Works closely with ICE, FBI, and Interpol.

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3. Central Office for the Investigation of Nazi Crimes (Germany)

Based in Ludwigsburg.

Still investigates crimes from WWII, even today, despite most perpetrators being 90+.

Collaborates with prosecutors to bring elderly Nazis to trial.

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4. Yad Vashem (Israel)

Primarily an archive and Holocaust memorial.

Assists international investigators with access to survivor testimony, Nazi documents, and war crime evidence.

🔗 https://www.yadvashem.org

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5. Bellingcat (modern digital intelligence)

Investigates modern war criminals, right-wing terror networks, and Russian paramilitary ops.

Uses open-source intelligence (OSINT) — satellite imagery, metadata, leaked databases.

Not traditional Nazi hunters, but extremely effective against neo-Nazi networks today.

🔗 https://www.bellingcat.com

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⚠️ Honourable Mentions (Modern Anti-Fascist Work)

Hope Not Hate (UK) – infiltrates far-right groups, publishes exposés.

Antifa networks – decentralized, occasionally expose fascist organizers and terror cells.

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) – tracks hate groups in the US.

Anonymous – various ops (#OpDomesticTerrorism) have outed neo-Nazis online.

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🧠 Want to Join the Hunt?

If you're serious:

Learn OSINT (tools like Maltego, SpiderFoot, Shodan),

Study historical archives and immigration records,

Use cryptographic tools to protect your identity,

Consider launching or joining a Justice DAO or bounty network.

Let me know if you want a blueprint for a decentralized Nazi hunter guild. It’s entirely possible to build one on Bitcoin/Lightning or Ethereum L2s. The righteous blade can be upgraded.

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