Stimulating ‘white well -being’
Kohne is sandy, nourished, nurtured in the early 40s. Hate Movement Obsers, such as Beirich, consider it a key figure in white nationalist streaming and a subcasting ecosystem.
He claimed in his shows that he was a “pro-white advocate” since Presena in the early 1990s, but seemingly began to receive recognition in the wider white nationalist world from 2017 to 2018 when he began to transmit videos on videos about The monologue, often while driving, on social media under the name Nowhiteguilt. He eventually left the car in favor of a home studio and started writing books.
Little is known about his private life because, as he explained in Livestresses, he avoids sharing details to reduce the risk of Doxxad. But on the basis of public records leaked by two dissatisfied white nationalists, Barry and other researchers believe that K Kohne and other guards appointed co -defendants in prison were rejected from a lawsuit from procedural and technical reasons.
He claims that he once corresponded with William Luther Pierce III, a professor of physics, he turned to the neo -Nazi, which founded the National Alliance in 1974, which became the premiere American Supremacist group, but faded after Pierce’s death in 2002.
Pierce also published the Turner’s Dailyrs in 1978, the story of white nationalists who rise against the alleged US government under the supervision of Jewish -controlled attacks that spirals to World War I, a white nationalist victory, genocide of all white peoples and the execution of white “traitors.” Timothy Mcveigh, a 1995 bombing perpetrator, handed over copies to his book to friends. The elements of Mcveigh’s attack directly mirrored the text.
Kohn in 2019 praised Pierce’s contribution to the whites and thought about “how high [his] the statue to be when we recover our destiny. “
Kohne describes “antihyitism” as “the greatest threat facing Western civilization.” According to him, anti -white policies include efforts to resolve historical racial injustices and accept equality and diversity, which he considers to abandon “excellence”; Media reporting on violent white nationalist conferences, which he claims to be “anti -white” interest groups for demonization of whites and justifying the attack against them; And the presentation of inter -landscape relationships, which he considers to promote “miscegation” and “white wiping”.
But unlike more stereotypical white nationalists, Kohn usually avoids skating on other races or calls for violence. “No race is an enemy, and genetics don’t make you virtue,” he claims. Members of other races can be “pro-white”, he adds, and thus the Allies, just as whites can promote “antihyitism” and thus be enemies.
Instead, he claims, white people need to give up the main institutions that are allegedly failing or harmful to them and turn inwards to encourage what he calls “white well -being.”
By nurturing the sense of “purpose, security and happiness” within isolated white communities, he believes, will create a wall of inner and municipal forces that “anti -white” forces cannot penetrate, helping the whites to recover the power they believe they have lost.
These ideas have an audience: Kohne has collected tens of thousands of followers on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, GAB, Telegram, Spriaker and more nichest right-wing platforms, as well as several web sites managed. In 2018, he became a regular associate in the weekly Livestream show Marko Colletta, who founded in 2019, well, a reputable British end-right group, Collett urged Kohne to speak at the first major Pa Pa 2020 conference.
Simi, who has followed Kohne’s career since 2020, says that “his approach to white nationalism is gaining visibility”, even if it is not clear whether he receives a prominent as a leader.
Until 2019, white guilt, banners and signs began to appear in cities and protests throughout the United States. In 2022, a community of advocacy of “white well -being” appeared on social networks, enhancing Kohne’s rhetoric. In 2023, an independent game development studio, Dynostorm, announced that he was working on a game allegedly based on Kohne’s ideas. Reviews suggest that this includes players who kill atheists, journalists and fur to save Western civilization. And 2024. His followers created the foundation for a white well -being to make it easier to give money to Kohne and his allies.
Kohne’s rise coincided with a wave of return hit against traditional, aggressive, external white nationalist groups and figures after uniting the right gathering in CharlottesvilleVirginia in 2017, one of the greatest white nationalist gatherings in recent American history.
Members of a wide range of extremely right groups, including open white nationalists, gathered in the city to protest against the planned removal of the statue of the Confederation and finding ways to unite their movements. The rally descended into violent conflicts with counter -traffic and journalists.
The widespread rally was launched by a series of investigations by the extreme right groups, including RAM, and encouraged by the social media platforms, the online payment processors, the web hosts and other services for the ban on the ultimate right groups and individuals associated with them. These blows cited white nationalists to rethink how to organize themselves and present themselves, explains Kurt Braddock, a professor at American University in Washington, DC, who studies white nationalist rhetoric.
Some were moving toward the “accelerated”, the idea that the seemingly random violence by decentralized cells that were not able to sell each other if their members were arrested may initiate enough restlessness to fill the vacuum for white nationalists. The shooter of the Christchurch mosque, who killed 51 people and injured more than 40 in New Zealand in 2019, headed for accelerations in the writings before the attack.
But many white nationalists turned inwards, focusing on the strengthening of their own communities, and they themselves seemed harmless, even acceptable. Kohne’s language shows this trend, explains Barry, who has been following the contents of the end right ideologist for several years.
Kohne also made it clear that he wanted to like the audience who traditionally stood aside in white nationalist movements, creating a way to “contribute”: women.
