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Bradford teen terror suspect praised Jo Cox killer Bradford teen terror suspect praised Jo Cox killer
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A teenager accused of preparing acts of terrorism was a member of a "secretive neo-Nazi" group who branded MP Jo Cox's killer a "hero", a court has heard.A teenager accused of preparing acts of terrorism was a member of a "secretive neo-Nazi" group who branded MP Jo Cox's killer a "hero", a court has heard.
The 17-year-old from Bradford, who cannot be named because of his age, denies the charge and another count of making a pipe bomb.The 17-year-old from Bradford, who cannot be named because of his age, denies the charge and another count of making a pipe bomb.
Jurors heard on the day Mrs Cox died he posted a picture of her killer online saying "Thomas Mair is a HERO".Jurors heard on the day Mrs Cox died he posted a picture of her killer online saying "Thomas Mair is a HERO".
Prosecutors said the boy was a part of neo-Nazi youth group National Action.Prosecutors said the boy was a part of neo-Nazi youth group National Action.
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Mrs Cox was murdered by Mair on 16 June in Birstall, West Yorkshire, just days before the EU referendum in which she had campaigned to remain in the EU.Mrs Cox was murdered by Mair on 16 June in Birstall, West Yorkshire, just days before the EU referendum in which she had campaigned to remain in the EU.
Barnaby Jameson, prosecuting, said that on the day of the killing the boy made a number of comments on social media.Barnaby Jameson, prosecuting, said that on the day of the killing the boy made a number of comments on social media.
In one he wrote: "We need more people like him to butcher the race traitors."In one he wrote: "We need more people like him to butcher the race traitors."
Mr Jameson said: "[His] political views were so extreme that he celebrated in the murder of a democratically elected MP - presumably because she had voted to remain in the EU.Mr Jameson said: "[His] political views were so extreme that he celebrated in the murder of a democratically elected MP - presumably because she had voted to remain in the EU.
"In [his] view this was race treachery.""In [his] view this was race treachery."
The jury was also shown footage of the boy at a National Action demonstration in York.The jury was also shown footage of the boy at a National Action demonstration in York.
Mr Jameson described the organisation as "white supremacist" and known to be "anti-Muslim, anti-black, anti-semantic and anti-gay". Mr Jameson described the organisation as "white supremacist" and known to be "anti-Muslim, anti-black, anti-semitic and anti-gay".
Messages were discovered on the boy's phone from members of a National Action chat group that included phrases like "should we just blow up Leeds?", the court heard.Messages were discovered on the boy's phone from members of a National Action chat group that included phrases like "should we just blow up Leeds?", the court heard.
Mr Jameson said: "As we will hear in due course, [he] did something with a pipe bomb ... to do with an ideological war he was waging."Mr Jameson said: "As we will hear in due course, [he] did something with a pipe bomb ... to do with an ideological war he was waging."
In another message, the defendant said: "Focusing on making homemade weapons (guns) and explosives, as well as amassing a collection of knives.In another message, the defendant said: "Focusing on making homemade weapons (guns) and explosives, as well as amassing a collection of knives.
"We don't have any right to bear arms, so the resistance has to learn to construct its own weapons.""We don't have any right to bear arms, so the resistance has to learn to construct its own weapons."
The trial at Leeds Crown Court continues.The trial at Leeds Crown Court continues.