Trasování vývoje propagandy v rámci komunity Terrogram

Frolík, Adam

Far-right terrorism has emerged in recent years in the West, yet it remains understudied when compared to jihadist terrorism. Therefore, this study focuses on the Terrorgram Collective, a presumably loose group of ideological leaders positioned in a broader far-right extremist field of militant accelerationism. The main goal of militant accelerationism is to accelerate the collapse of current society to establish new neo-Nazi order. Three of Terrorgram Collective's publications are analyzed: "Do It for the Gram", "Militant Accelerationism", and "Hard Reset". This thesis aims to understand narratives and broader themes within this milieu. Hence, a mixed-methods approach was adopted with a quantitative approach forming the backbone of the thesis and qualitative insights providing a nuanced contextual understanding of the work of Terrorgram Collective. Except for assumed themes and narratives, several new ones are uncovered such as the theme of saboteurs or Christianization of terror. This thesis also presents the proposed pathway to transcendence by Terrogram Collective illuminating the differences between real and imagined in-group. These findings provide valuable insights and a deeper understanding of militant accelerationism and its ideological leaders who create original and new content to...

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