James Farrell admitted charges under the Terrorism Act at the High Court in Glasgow.
A man who joined a far-right group and shared a video on how to make a replica sub-machine gun has been jailed for two years and eight months.The former security guard also posted offensive comments and photos online about black and Jewish people.at the High Court in Glasgow.
He said: "You accept you were reckless and utterly indifferent to your conduct in transmitting the video which would induce or provide assistance to acts of terrorism."You continue to have far-right views and expressed no real remorse and are assessed as having extreme risk of re-offending."He admitted posting the clip which he found "edgy and cool" with instructions on how to construct the replica firearm.
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