ORF FM4: Halle attack – increasing threat from right wing terrorism
Joanna Bostock from ORF’s FM4 spoke with Yan St-Pierre about whether livestreaming is an intent to inspire other attacks, following the far right attack in Halle, Germany.
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July 4, 2019The Assassination of Walter Lübcke: A Murder Years in the Making
The assassination of German politician Walter Lübcke, allegedly by a far right extremist, surprised many German politicians, who appear to have suddenly become aware of the threat far right terrorism represents. Yan St-Pierre discusses, why the climate of fear and extremism has been decades in the making. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons, Frank Vincentz, CC BY-SA 3.0) -
October 10, 2019ORF FM4: Halle attack – increasing threat from right wing terrorism
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In March and April, MOSECON helped raise much needed funds for St Clare, attending the hospice's Spring Ball and running the Berlin Half Marathon in honour of Stan Wright. Further donations are more than welcome!
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@maxgercke @MOSECON_Group Thanks for your interest. I think it's the old "straw that breaks the camel's back" factor, which is in fact random per se, but part of a larger context full of patterns. 1/
@MOSECON_Yan @MOSECON_Group That's an interesting take on triggers. Do you think these small changes like tax increases are just random events which push the people over the edge or is there a pattern? I'll try to identify triggers for civil wars in my Master's thesis, that's why I'm so interested.
@WillieMObiano the fuel tanker disaster is so sad, nd we must put an end to it.I have spoken with Anambra SEMA executive.Will hv my team @MOSECON_Group help out with the apt prevention and response solutions.
Pleasure listening to and speaking with @obyezeks @MatthewTPage and several others today about the security situation and German policy in #Nigeria. Wasn't the typical boring policy chat
I'm always fascinated by what triggers can be. We tend to look for a "big" event but it's always something much smaller, like tax increase on certain products or death of someone dismissed an "unimportant". Which is why the timing of a crisis is unpredictable. https://t.co/PlM2tlQYrs