A man who published numerous posts containing antisemitic and far-right extremist content on X was sentenced at Folkestone Magistrates’ Court on 7th August to 100 hours of community service and ordered to pay an £199 fine.
Aaron Griggs was charged by Kent Police with offences under section 127 of the Communications Act, and possession of cannabis.
Mr Griggs, who allegedly described himself online as a “far-right thug,” used his now-suspended X account to publish numerous posts containing antisemitic abuse, Holocaust-denial, extremist conspiracy theories, threats of sexual violence, and statements advocating violence against Jewish people.
Among the material attributed to him were claims that “Jews past, present and future are the problem” and that Jews are a “devil worshipping race.”
He also threatened to rape Jews “every day of the week,” claimed that “every Jew is a pedophile,” and that the Talmud has sanctioned paedophilia. He called for Jews to “genocide themselves,” and said “F**k the Jewish race.“
He allegedly expressed support for Adolf Hitler, and stated that killing all Jews would result in “a positive outcome for earth.”
Campaign Against Antisemitism closely monitors the far-right, which remains a dangerous threat to the Jewish community and other minority groups.
