A Scots member of a far-right online group who shared a video on how to make a replica sub-machine gun has been jailed for two years and eight months.
James Farrell joined Oaken Hearth sharing racist and neo-Nazi views with other bigots. The 32 year-old's photos and comments included him claiming 'n*****s" were "sub-human" and also later stating: "It is about time someone firebombed a synagogue."
The ex-security guard went on to post a link to a clip on the making of "The Ultimate DIY machine pistol". Farrell ended up being held by police at his family home in Priesthill, Glasgow, following a large-scale probe into the Oaken Hearth group.
