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by Algemeiner Staff
(Illustrative) The home page of ‘Fascist Forge,’ a hardcore neo-Nazi online forum launched in 2018. Photo: Screenshot.
A British man was in court on Friday answering the charge that he had written a post on a white supremacist online forum calling for the “extermination” of the Jewish people.
Oliver Bel, who graduated from Cambridge University last year, allegedly used a neo-Nazi forum in 2017 to state that extermination of the Jews was the “best option.”
The 23-year-old is also accused of possessing a document likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism.
Bel, who lives in Oldham in the northwest of England, appeared at the central criminal court in London via a video link.
He is alleged to have possessed a manual containing instructions relating to explosives and weapons in November last year.
Bel, who is charged with using a public electronic communications network to send a grossly offensive message in relation to the online comments, will next appear in court for a plea and trial preparation hearing on 12 June.
A one-week trial was fixed for Nov. 2 at Manchester Crown Court.
