Extreme groups hated Charlie Kerk. They use his death to the extremism of others

For years, ExtremistWhite nationalists, and Militias Like proud boys and department guards Charlie Kerk Not like their ally, but like their enemies.

Though Kirk attack Cross people, MuslimsUnmarried slimAnd many Minority He called to America with Christianity in center From every aspect of life, it was, in Their point of viewModerate. For someHe has a strong Support the government of Israel He made Kirk a goal instead of a friend.

But in the aftermath of that Kirk is fired in a deadly manner Speaking at the Turning Point Usa event on Wednesday at Utah Valley University in Urim, Utah, these same groups rushed to framing the accident as an attack on one of them, and depicted Kerk’s death as part of what they saw as an ongoing war against white and Christian men. The same groups were relatively calm on Friday after the police announced that they were arrested She is 22 years old from Utah For killing who had no clear relationships with the left.

These groups, many of which were relatively sleeping since the comprehensive arrests surrounding the January 6 attack on the Capitol, used the flow of sadness about Kirk’s death as a platform for lightning, an indication that she needed to fill and take action. Many of them, including proud children and department guards, used Kirk’s death as a recruitment and radical tool to persuade his supporters to take a more extreme look in the world.

“Nothing can stop what will come,” Ryan Sanchez, leader of the right -wing national network, which was He was arrested on the video that gives the Nazi greeting During the conservative political work conference last year, he wrote on Telegram. “We are mobilizing young nationalists to defend our societies against the radical left – we need to help you!”

The calls seem to work at least somewhat: Sanchez’s publication was accompanied by a screen shot showing a $ 1,000 donation on the Christian collective financing platform.

“This is the beginning of a movement that may determine our nation,” the donor wrote on the site. “Use it for good and purify the country of these crazy ideologies.”

Another donor commented, called himself “white nationalist”, saying: “It is time to restore our children. Go to work!”

Sánchez, one of the right -wing right influencers, has already mobilized. A video clip of a protest of Kirk promoted by Sanchez in Huntington Beach, California, appears on Wednesday a group of men chanting: “A white man fights.” He shared another picture of himself speaking in the protest on Telegram, with the illustrations: “Death to the left”.

The video chants clip of Huntington Beach has been shared in many other extremist groups, including the hostile combat channel on Telegram, a center for amplifying anti -Semitic, racist and gay discourse. Active clubs and National Justice Party.