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The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
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Sergio Olmos

‘We are desperate for new people’: inside a hate group’s leaked online chats

Thomas Ryan Rousseau, founder of white supremacist group Patriot Front, wears a white cowboy hat as he stands with other members of the group, who are wearing dark sunglasses and white masks that cover their faces below the nose. The group wears jackets with the Patriot Front insignia and carry flags bearing the Patriot Front logo. One member carries an upside-down US flag.
The white supremacist Patriot Front attends events like the anti-abortion March for Life in Washington, DC, as part of its strategy to recruit new members. Photograph: Kent Nishimura/Los Angeles Times/Rex/Shutterstock

Leaked chats of the US white supremacist group Patriot Front have revealed the day-to-day organizing of a far-right gang desperate for new members as it seeks a higher profile in the US with provocative public marches.

More than 400 gigabytes of private communications from chat logs on RocketChat, an alt-tech platform favored by far-right groups, were obtained and published by Unicorn Riot, a left-wing nonprofit media organization that reports on social movements.

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