Prosecutor Emily Dummett told Kingston Crown Court McKenna wrote messages about plans to “kill”, “shoot”, “unalive” and “neutralise” Muslims and immigrants “before they are too many”. They are being sentenced alongside Tina Smith who admitted four counts and McKenna, who has pleaded guilty to 14 counts. He and his brother Robert Dorey, 44, of Tilbury, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to sell or transfer prohibited firearms. Abdul Saleh, 32, of Edgware, the Dorey brothers and Loughnane, of Hayes, west London, each pleaded guilty to conspiracy to sell prohibited firearms. Loughnane’s partner Tammy Rigg pleaded guilty to possession of a prohibited firearm and possession of ammunition without a certificate.