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Terror plot father and son jailed Terror plot father and son jailed
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A neo-Nazi who made the poison ricin and plotted to overthrow the government has been jailed for 10 years.A neo-Nazi who made the poison ricin and plotted to overthrow the government has been jailed for 10 years.
Police found the deadly chemical when they raided Ian Davison's home in Burnopfield, County Durham, last June.Police found the deadly chemical when they raided Ian Davison's home in Burnopfield, County Durham, last June.
The 41-year-old admitted producing a chemical weapon, preparing for acts of terrorism and having terror handbooks.The 41-year-old admitted producing a chemical weapon, preparing for acts of terrorism and having terror handbooks.
His son Nicky, 19, who was convicted of possessing material useful for acts of terror, was detained for two years at a young offenders' institution.His son Nicky, 19, who was convicted of possessing material useful for acts of terror, was detained for two years at a young offenders' institution.
Easily-sourced ingredientsEasily-sourced ingredients
The pair, who had earlier been tried separately at Newcastle Crown Court, set up and ran the Aryan Strike Force website. The pair, who had earlier been tried separately at Newcastle Crown Court, set up and ran the Aryan Strike Force (ASF) website.
Ian Davison reated ricin at his home in 2006 or early 2007, Andrew Edis QC, prosecuting, said. Ian Davison created ricin at his home in 2006 or early 2007, Andrew Edis QC, prosecuting, said.
It was found when police raided the property in June last year and is now stored at the UK's Porton Down chemical weapons centre.It was found when police raided the property in June last year and is now stored at the UK's Porton Down chemical weapons centre.
The court heard how he researched how to make the killer chemical and then followed instructions, having bought its easily-sourced ingredients.The court heard how he researched how to make the killer chemical and then followed instructions, having bought its easily-sourced ingredients.
Passing sentence, Judge Milford told the father: "A particularly unpleasant aggravating feature of this case is that you corrupted your son."Passing sentence, Judge Milford told the father: "A particularly unpleasant aggravating feature of this case is that you corrupted your son."
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Mr Edis said: "He was a leading member of the ASF which was a neo-Nazi organisation dedicated to using violence. Its slogan was 'Whatever it takes'.
"The purpose of the violence was the creation of an international Aryan group who would establish white supremacy in white countries.
"They were followers of the ideology of Adolf Hitler, who they revered, and whose work Mein Kampf was among many available on their website."
Mr Edis said the ASF had about 350 members recruited via the internet, though not all were active.
Other alleged members will face trial later this year.
Mr Edis said: "This defendant intended to perpetrate acts of terrorism.
"The ricin which he made would be used in pursuit in the cause espoused by the group."