Neo-Nazi Targets Children Online, Inciting Hate

Neo-Nazi Jon Minadeo is systematically recruiting children into extremist ideologies through online video chats. He engages with minors, often well below the age of 18, on platforms intended for adults, encouraging them to hate, prepare for violence, and embrace white supremacy. Minadeo's provocative use of weapons and hateful rhetoric aims to incite radicalization, with livestreamed sessions earning him over $100,000 annually from his followers.

Minadeo, who leads the Goyim Defense League, exploits vulnerable children by using filters and personas to appear engaging. He has been observed encouraging White children to acquire guns and anticipate a race war, while simultaneously degrading children of color and urging them to leave the country. His methods are described as predatory and designed to groom young, impressionable minds.

The neo-Nazi's actions have drawn strong condemnation, with critics highlighting the dangerous manipulation of children. His propaganda, which includes antisemitic material and calls for violence, has been linked to real-world incidents. Minadeo remains unapologetic, blaming parents for their children's online presence and continuing to spread hate through his platforms.