Buffalo shooting: How far-right killers are radicalised online - BBC News
V-E Day Forged a World Still Worth Defending - WSJ
Op-Ed: How '14 Words' brought white supremacy to Thousand Oaks - Los Angeles Times
How 4chan's toxic culture helped radicalize Buffalo shooting suspect | US news | The Guardian
A neo-Nazi idea to spark a race war inspired the Buffalo killings - Vox
Buffalo shooting: How far-right killers are radicalised online - BBC News
Suspect in Buffalo rampage cited 'ecofascism' to justify actions - The Washington Post
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New York's “red flag law” should have prevented the Buffalo shooting - Vox
Charlottesville, Canisius and the Task Ahead | Canisius College - Buffalo, NY
How Buffalo suspect's hateful propaganda connects Black Americans and Jews
Accused Buffalo gunman followed familiar radicalization path | AP News
Fact Check: Buffalo Shooting Suspect Misleadingly Linked to Ukraine 'Nazis'
The Buffalo Shooting's Global White Supremacist Roots
Disinfo Covers for White Supremacy After Buffalo Attack | Southern Poverty Law Center
Amazon.com: Silver Buffalo Seinfeld No Soup For You Ceramic Soup Mug, 24 Ounces : Everything Else
The Ongoing Effort to Link the Buffalo Shooter to Azov Battalion - ISD
Gunman in Buffalo mass shooting appeared to have racial slur written on his rifle | The Independent
In Buffalo and some other mass shootings, a shared racist belief | The Seattle Times
Buffalo in the '80s: Buffalo Nazis severely outnumbered by counter-rally
Explainer: What is 'The Great Replacement' and what are its origins? | Reuters
Slovak Who Attacked Gay Bar Credits Buffalo Shooter with Giving Him 'Final Nudge' - HS Today
How Buffalo Suspect's Racist Writings Reveal Links to Other Attacks - The New York Times
The new White supremacist consensus, Part 2: shootings in Buffalo solidify the consensus | MR Online
Manifesto attributed to Buffalo shooting suspect pushes antisemitic conspiracies | The Times of Israel
Replacement theory isn't new – 3 things to know about how this once-fringe conspiracy has become more mainstream
