A WhatsApp group comprised of serving soldiers has been discovered sharing ‘racist’ and white supremacist content from inside the headquarters of the Special Air Service.
It’s believed to be linked to the recent conviction of two British teenagers harbouring far-right views, who reportedly posted an image of Prince Harry to a social media, accusing him of being a “race traitor” for marrying a woman of Afro-American descent.
The discovery is now being investigated by the Royal Military Police’s investigative branch, the SIB.Speaking to the Daily Mail, SAS sources said the group, which regularly shares highly offensive material, has led to protests from Afro-Caribbean and Polynesian troops. A Ministry of Defence spokesman said: ‘There is no place in the Armed Forces for any form of racist view or behaviour."."They don’t realise how offensive this sort of material is to black troops. They don’t want to go on operations with white soldiers who, behind their backs, are mocking black people or using white supremacist slogans and images."
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