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Arnar Styr Björnsson

165px|thumb|Arnar in 2019, wearing the emblem of the NRM
Arnar Styr Björnsson is an Icelandic political activist, white supremacist, neo-Nazi, and Holocaust denier. He self identifies as a National Socialist and is a member of Norðurvígi, the Icelandic branch of the Nordic Resistance Movement.Stundin; Freyr Rögnvaldsson, Jóhann Páll Jóhannsson, September 5, 2019 : Íslenskur nýnasisti á Lækjartorgi: Hrifinn af Nasistaflokknum og efast um helförina On Twitter he has promoted Nazism, racialism, and Islamophobia.Ritstjórn DV ; July 10, 2019 : Fyrrverandi formaður félags stúdenta við HÍ gegn ESB auglýsir nasískar skoðanir sínar
==Student activity==
Arnar studied theology at the Arnar Styr Björnsson profile on hi.academia.edu and graduated with a BA degree in 2017.University of Iceland; Candidates graduation Saturday, February 18, 2017 His thesis was on the German Christian theologians and PDF of thesis: Kenningar Schleiermachers, Hegels og Harnacks um trúarbrögðinskemman.is recordOATD record
Arnar was the chairman of Herjan, a hard-right Euroskeptic student union.Herjan on Facebook
Arnar speaks Icelandic, English, German, Danish, Swedish, ancient Greek and Portuguese.
== Promotion of Norðurvígi ==
Norðurvígi is a token branch of the pan-Nordic hate group Nordic Resistance Movement. Despite having a website and being a recognized branch of the NMR, it has no physical reality beyond a few adherents who infrequently meet. Arnar was the Icelandic figurehead for the group's first public rally, which was attended by the leader of the NMR, Simon Lindberg, who visited Iceland to attend.Nordfront; August 8, 2019: RN DIRECT # 134: Resistance in Iceland (propaganda statement by the NMR) Although the NMR claimed 20 activists at the event, there did not seem to be even that many.Nordfront; August 5, 2019: The Nordic resistance movement wrote history in Iceland (propaganda statement by the NMR) The police attended the event but did not stop it, and there was a counter-rally a month later named, "Iceland against Nazis", attended by approximately 500 people.
== Writings ==
Arnar has written essays for the website Counter-Currents under the pen name Asklepios. The topics of his essays are mostly philosophy, theology and history.Arnar's essays on Counter-currents as Asklepios 
== External links ==
* @eaglesstrife twitter
* nordurvigi.is official website
* Arnar's writings on Counter-Currents
== References ==
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Category:Antisemites
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Aryan Circle

The Aryan Circle is a white prison gang in Texas, originally founded as "Aryan Christians" until they learned that this excluded Odinists and other non-Christian Neo-Nazis. It was founded in 1985 in order to keep the prison-centered white supremacist movement alive, as a reaction against attempts by an older and more prominent prison gang, the to de-emphasize its criminal ties and focus more on reforming inmates.Brentin Mock. Aryan Circle Blamed for Two Cop Killings. Intelligence Report. Southern Poverty Law Center. Winter 2007.
==Activity==
Most of the Circle's activity is traditional criminal activity, such as armed robbery and meth trafficking. They also engage in hate crimes,Deadly Aryan Circle Prison Gang Faces Heat. Intelligence Report. Southern Poverty Law Center. Spring 2008. as well as killing each other and members of rival Aryan groups. In recent years, however, they have claimed to disavow this sort of crime in favor of "community support" for fellow white people, and trying to reform white prisoners into better people. The facts, on the other hand, show differently: the Circle is still an important part of the meth trade in Texas.
==Membership==
The Aryan Circle prefers to recruit from among short-term prison inmates, in order to spread its influence beyond prison. Recruits are hand-picked by existing Circle members, and during their probationary period (about 12 months long) they are ordered by Circle leaders to kill someone, thus assuring their loyalty.
==References==
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Aryan Nations

The Aryan Nations was the collective homelands of the Iranic peoples a nutjob Christian Identity, White supremacist, Neo-Nazi group in Hayden Lake, Idaho. The logo of the Aryan Nations was a wolfsangel inside a sword with a crown on top in a blue shield and blue stripes with a white outline on a red field, and also was part of a co-opted version of the American flag used by the group.
During the 1980s they were a major center of radical right activity in the United States and held "Aryan Nations World Congress" gatherings at their compound, bringing together a variety of members of other groups like the Ku Klux Klan, Posse Comitatus, neo-Nazis, and white power skinheads. They were connected to, but not necessarily a part of, the militia movement. Aryan Nations advocated an all-white "homeland" in the northwestern United States and encouraged white supremacists to move there. 
==Terrorism==
A terrorist spin-off started by Aryan Nations members was "The Order", which robbed armored cars in California and assassinated Alan Berg, a Jewish talk radio host in Denver. Federal sedition charges against Aryan Nations' founder and 13 other extreme right leaders resulted from the activities of "The Order", but failed to bring convictions. The surviving members of "The Order", however, were successfully prosecuted. Another terrorist act by a former Aryan Nations member was the shooting at the Los Angeles Jewish Community Center in 1999.
==Bankruptcy==
Aryan Nations finally went bankrupt after they were successfully sued in 2000 by Victoria and Jason Keenan, a Native American mother and son who were violently harassed and fired on by Aryan Nations guards while driving past their compound. After being awarded a judgment of $6.3 million, the Keenans bought — in a single lot — the Aryan Nations compound, all the white supremacist artifacts located therein, and the names "Aryan Nations" and "Church of Jesus Christ Christian" for $250,000. (Since the Keenans were the group's largest creditors, they eventually got most of the money back.) After the bankruptcy sale to the Keenans, no group could legally use the names "Aryan Nations" or "Church of Jesus Christ Christian" without their permission,Geranios, Nicholas K. "Aryan Nations’ Compound, Name Sold". Associated Press article, archived at AsianWeek Magazine website, 23 February 2001, accessed 28 February 2010. although many still do.Cockle, Richard. "Who can claim the Aryan Nations' name?" (Sidebar) OregonLive.com website, posted 26 February 2010, accessed 28 February 2010. (Originally published under the title "Groups don't have right to name" on page A5 of that day's Oregonian newspaper.)
A few splinter groups continue to use the name and each claim to be the "real" "Aryan Nations".
==See also==
*David Lane
*David Duke
*Cult
*Racialism
*Racism
==References==
Category:Cults
Category:Racism
Category:Hate groups
Category:Antisemitism
Category:Neo-Nazism
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As-Sabiqun

As-Sabiqun is an American Islamic fundamentalist organization founded by Imam Abdul Alim Musa. They claim to have an organized national network, but seem to be based largely out of two mosques, the first located in Washington DC and the second in Oakland, California. As-Sabiqun advocates for a global Islamic state and spreads nutty anti-Semitic conspiracy theories. The head of its Oakland branch, Amir Abdel Malik Ali, is a former member of the Nation of Islam,Grown at Home: Amir Abdel Malik Ali, Southern Poverty Law Center as were many African-American Muslims of his age, who later affiliated with mainstream Islam, or sometimes with other Islamic groupings, such as the Shi'a. 
However, Imam Abdul Alim Musa seems to be more connected with Iran, which is not Sunni fundamentalist, and which is not mainstream Islam, but which could be called Shi'a fundamentalist, a strange beast, representing a politically powerful minority position within the Shi'a minority, overall about 10% of world Islam. 
==External links==
*Sabiqun and Anti-Semitism on Campus, Anti-Defamation League
==References==
Category:Antisemitism
Category:California
Category:Hate groups
Category:Islamic extremism
Category:Islamic fundamentalism
Category:Organizations
Ask an Atheist

Ask an Atheist is a live call-in radio show based in Lakewood, WA, and currently broadcast on KLAY AM 1180 Tacoma. Episodes are also available as a podcast or on YouTube after the live recording. The show was originally a public access TV show, but had to be reorganized for radio after the Seattle public access studio was closed down. However, the show won several awards given out by Seattle public access during its tenure on TV, among others for "Favorite Religious, Spiritual, or Faith programming."http://askanatheist.tv/2010/11/07/ask-an-atheist-wins-four-scan-awards/
The show usually discusses a topic brought in by the hosts, but has open lines for callers. Regular segments that have also been featured include "The Countdown to Backpedaling,"http://askanatheist.tv/2011/05/23/the-countdown-to-backpedaling-gets-some-press/ a countdown to the next foretold Rapture as prophesied by Harold Camping, or "Scripture Says… What?" in which certain passages of various holy texts are examined.
==Members of cast and crew==
Current advertised cast as of some time recently.Ask An Atheist - Cast
*Sam Mulvey (Producer)
*Rebecca Friedman (Assistant Producer)
*Mike Gillis - Co-creator and writer
*Casey Doran - Co-creator, former producer
*Dan Lombardo
*Wes Bonetti
*Mike Warbington
*Bob Seidensticker - Turned atheist from agnostic by a YEC
*Nick Kennedy - Musician (Bassis, guitar, vocals)
*Rebecca Vitsmun
===Past members of cast===
*Beth Lehman - Second generation atheist
*Case - Skeptic specialising in conspiracy theories
*Chad Cassady - Beatboxer and lead guitars
*Darren Garvin - Former teacher at Northside Christian Academy, gave it up in 2000
*Deanna Joy Lyons - Night time traffic reporter by day, but by night a presenter on… wait, may have copied this down wrong
*Jeremy Whitman - Strict Christian upbringing, now ginger comedian
*Jerry Schiffelbein - "The Hardest Working Man in Atheism" (Surely that's Matt Dillahunty? - Ed.)
*Joe Distefano - Survivor of 12 years of Catholic School
*Kate Fahr - YouTube's BionicDance
*Libbie Grant - Former Mormon 
*Rich Lyons - Formerly a fundamentalist preacher and also host of the show Living After Faithhttp://livingafterfaith.blogspot.com.au/p/about-us.html
*Scott Leopold - Atheist Jew, blood donor
===Guests===
People who have appeared as guests on the show include:
*James Randi
*David Silverman, president of American Atheists
*Greta Christina
*Sean Faircloth, executive director of the Secular Coalition for America
*Russell Glasser of The Atheist Experience
*Mandisa Thomas of Black Nonbelievers of Atlanta
*Mr. Deity
*Hemant Mehta of the Friendly Atheist blog, and chair of the Foundation Beyond Belief
*Rob Boston, senior policy analyst for Americans United for Separation of Church and State
*Todd Stiefel
==External links==
*Ask an Atheist Homepage
*We Can't Know
*YouTube channel
==References==
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Assim al-Hakeem

Assim al-Hakeem is an Islamic scholar living in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and a prodigious propagator of Islamic material in English on the Internet.https://www.facebook.com/assim.alhakeem/about
He obtained his B.A in linguistics from King Abdul-Aziz University in Jeddah in 1987, and later on he had a High diploma in Islamic studies from Umm Al Qura University in Makkah in 1998 as part of his Da'wah activities. Sheikh Assim started his Work Experience in 1988 by working as an English teacher in High school, and then changed his career to take different positions in the field of Human Resources & Public Relations. He is working now as HR & PR Director at one of the leading companies in Saudi Arabia in the fields of rock cutting, earth moving and mining.
He advocates the execution of ex-Muslims, comparing apostasy to grand treason.http://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/5858 In an Islamic state, he says, Christians and Jews should be forced to pay a special taxhttp://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/4144 and killed if they criticise Muhammed.http://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/2008 What's more, Muslims should be careful not to get too friendly with followers of these religions.http://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/3123
Unsurprisingly, he is also homophobic:
Al-Hakeem has some rather dubious views on conduct during warfare. For one, he supports the usage of torture to extract information.http://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/1761 He also believes that it is acceptable to take prisoners of war as slaves: "In Islam, we don’t have personas of war who are put in concentration camps. We have slavery which is a humane way of treating these prisoners", he says. According to him, female slaves can be used for sex: "As for the female slave, Islam secured her freedom if she bore a child from her master. Once she does that, she can’t be sold or given away as her child frees her. She remains a concubine until her master dies and then automatically she is freed."http://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/5964
Al-Hakeem is certainly not a feminist. He argues that women shouldn't be allowed to become political leaders,http://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/2638 don't have the right to reject their husbands' advances;http://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/108 he also supports female genital mutilation.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVHwTxJ_EDY
He has suggested that 9/11 was a false flag operation.http://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/4755 Other subjects he has commented on include methods for curing jinn possession and the evil eye,http://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/5883 and his belief that people who don't prevent urine from splashing back on themselves while going to the toilet will be punished in the afterlife.http://youtu.be/e37zprWBi6I?t=9m19s
In June 2013, Al-Hakeem was invited to deliver a Friday sermon at the East London Mosque. The following Monday, the mosque held a "no place for hate" meeting denouncing bigotry.http://hurryupharry.org/2013/07/01/the-east-london-mosque-a-place-for-hate/
==External links==
*Official website
==References==
Category:Anti-Christian bigots
Category:Antisemites
Category:Homophobes
Category:Islamic fundamentalism
Category:Islamism
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Astrosophy

Astrosophy is basically astrology, but is made different by its affiliation with Rudolf Steiner and Anthroposophy.Astrosophy Research Center, Inc. Astrosophy Research Center, retrieved from https://astrosophycenter.com/ It was made in large part by Willi Sucher , a German Astrosophist, though it was influenced by pre-existing Astrosophist ideas. Astrosophists often tend to summarize Astrosophy as "the new wisdom of the stars".
==Astrosophy vs. astrology==
Astrosophy can just be considered a form of astrology. Astrosophists tend to be affiliated with the Anthroposophist movement, as was Willi Sucher. Few differences seem to be evident between the two.
==Purveyors of astrosophy==
* Willi Sucher
* Astrosophy Research Center
* The Sophia FoundationSophia Foundation. The Sophia Foundation, retrieved from https://sophiafoundation.org/
* Rudolf Steiner CollegeRudolf Steiner College. Astrosophy And How To Read Birth Charts, retrieved from http://rudolfsteinercollege.edu/events/astrosophy-and-how-read-birth-charts
==External links==
*Astrosophy Research Center
==References==
Category:Pseudoastronomy
Category:Astrology
Category:Anthroposophy
Atheists Outline Their Global Religious Agenda

Ken Ham, of Answers in Genesis, upon a view of the secularist manifesto, the Copenhagen Declaration on Religion in Public Life, mouthed off on his blog upon the subject, offering a "translation" of the manifesto into creationist-speak, which he entitled "Atheists Outline Their Global Religious Agenda."
In such matters, Mr. Ham may be likened unto an automatic text generator, or spambot, programmed to give canned responses to certain words; for example, the word "morality" triggers the generation of the phrase "no objective basis."
This method has been used to great success in generating soundbites, but in longer monologues like this, the repetition begins to show. Furthermore, the products of Mr. Ham's programming lack some rather useful features, like coherence, expected in human-to-human communications.
In this article, we comment on his entire blog post side-by-side as a textbook example of the Ham Hightail and of the general inanity of creationist duckspeak. We found it impossible to retain the original scheme of paragraphs, as Mr. Ham has tied his prose in such knots as to require very fine dissection.
Laconic: "Atheists have no logical reason to believe in anything, and they want rights for everyone except Christians, whom they utterly despise."
==References==
==Notes==
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Atom

An atom is the smallest possible physical unit of a chemical element. Atoms consist of protons (with a single positive charge each), electrons (with a single negative charge) and neutrons (with no charge).Atom - Britannica Encyclopedia For example, the most common isotope of hydrogen has zero neutrons and consists in its atomic form of a single proton and a single electron. All heavier nuclei require neutrons to stabilize them.Nuclear Stability - Nuclear Power.com
==Discovery==
Fundamental particle	Symbol	Absolute charge	Relative charge	Mass 	Discovered by	Year
Electron 	e 	-1.6×10-19C 	-1 	9.1×10-31kg 	JJ Thompson 	1897
Proton 	p 	+1.6×10-19C 	-1 	1.67×10-27kg	E Goldstein 	1886
Neutron 	n 	0 C 	0 	1.67×10-27kg	J Chadwick 	1932
==Isotopes==
The atoms which comprise each individual element have of a unique number of protons, known as the "atomic number".What is the atomic number? - Periodic Table Web Most elements occur in nature as several different "isotopes", each with a different number of neutrons. Combining the number of protons and the number of neutrons results in the atom's "mass number". For example, chlorine is found primarily as two stable isotopes, with mass numbers of 35 and 37, but both have 17 protons.
Often, all but one (if not all) of these isotopes will be unstable, and will decay at a predictable rate to one of the lighter, more stable isotopes. Isotopes are referred to by a number equal to the total number of protons and neutrons (i.e., U-235, U-239, etc.) which is also very close to the actual atomic mass. Elements with no stable isotopes eventually decay into other, lighter elements. The relative stability — that is, how long it takes a given percentage to decay — and initial ratios of the isotopes will determine their ratios at a subsequent point in time.Introduction to radioactive decay by the EPA This is the basis for radiometric dating.Radiometric dating does work! - NCSE
Atoms are arranged by number and chemical behavior by the periodic table.What is the periodic table? - Marie Curie and the science of radioactivity
==Structure==
The neutrons and protons form the nucleus, a very dense core which contains virtually all the mass of the atom. Each atom also technically comes with a number of electrons equal to the number of protons, making it electrically neutral. However, in nature, the electrons can be more or less closely associated with the nucleus and its protons. 
While the atom is normally thought of as being like a little solar system, with the nucleus represented by the sun and the planets representing the electrons in "orbit" around it, it is really more like a tiny positively charged glob with a series of uniquely configured negatively charged force fields pulsating around it.
In the state of matter called plasma, nuclei and their electrons are completely dissociated. This only occurs at very high temperatures.What is plasma?
==References==
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Aubrey de Grey

Aubrey de Grey is a transhumanist and cryonicist who posits that the first person to live to 1,000 is likely already alive and that someone born around the year 2000 has anywhere from a 50 to 80 percent of living much longer than the current lifespan, depending on how much funding SENS and related life extension programs receive soon.Caspar Llewellyn Smith (31 July 2010). "Aubrey de Grey: We don't have to get sick as we get older".
Aubrey de Grey famously predicts that humanity will reach longevity escape velocity around 2035, he also proposed a theory for the ways to cure aging, called strategies for engineered negligible senescence, maintaining that all causes of aging can be cured with proper strategies that are within the reach of current technological progress; however, many mainstream scientists believe that his strategies for engineered negligible senescence is a fringe theory; and there are reasons to take a grain of salt on his notion that the humanity will reach longevity escape velocity(LEV) around 2035.
==Longevity escape velocity==
Aubrey de Grey predicts that the humanity will reach longevity escape velocity (LEV) around 2035, that is, the situation in which the remaining life expectancy of humanity always increases more than one year in each year. His prediction of the timing of LEV has been rather constant over years. In short, longevity escape velocity is a form of biological immortality attained by constant engineering on the human body.
However, in reality, the increment of life expectancy is slowing down, and it is unlikely that the percentage of people living to 100 years old will ever exceed 15% for females and 5% for males without any means to slow aging; moreover, despite the impressive developments in computer technology and artificial intelligence in recent decades, the progress of scientific and technological innovation is slowing down in general, especially in medicine, as pointed out by Eroom's law, and the progression of computer technology has so far failed to translate to medicine, which means we should not realistically expect that there will be big breakthrough in medicine, and thus should not realistically expect that aging will be slowed or cured, therefore we should not expect the demographic trend that the increment of life expectancy is slowing down will be changed by future technological progress.
==Criticisms==
PZ Myers believes immortality is impossible because the second law of thermodynamics leads to inevitable decay in any living system.A short argument against immortality
=== Allegations of sexual harassment ===
In 2021, de Grey was placed on administrative leave by SENS Research Foundation over sexual harassment allegations.The Times: Anti-ageing guru Aubrey de Grey accused of harassment, 12 August 2021 Shortly after, he was removed from his position as he seemed to interfere with the sexual harassment investigation.STAT: SENS Research Foundation removes Aubrey de Grey over concerns he was interfering in sexual harassment investigation, 22 August 2021
==See also==
*Aging
*Immortality
==References==
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