A fed patsy has been arrested for planning to shoot up a Walmart.

The media is not reporting that this man was involved in Atomwaffen/The Base, a satanic group controlled by the FBI.

The media is not even saying that the man had “white supremacist” material, because they are trying to cover up a fed agent being arrested. He was only arrested because of the efforts of the local sheriff.

ABC News:

A Texas man was arrested Friday after law enforcement intercepted a message indicating that he was planning to proceed with a mass shooting at a Walmart, police said.

“Coleman Thomas Blevins, age 28, of Kerrville, was arrested by the KCSO Special Operations Division in the 1000 block of Junction Highway on Friday, May 28th, on a warrant for a Terroristic Threat to Create Public Fear of Serious Bodily Injury. Supporting the arrest were the DPS-CID, FBI, Kerrville PD Patrol Division, and US Secret Service,” the Kerr County Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook statement Sunday night.

During the investigation, KCSO investigators spoke with Blevins and confirmed his affiliation and networking with extremist ideologies, the statement read.

On Thursday, the KCSO Special Operations Division intercepted a message indicating that Blevins was “preparing to proceed with a mass shooting,” officials said, adding that in the message, Blevins made a specific threat that included Walmart.

With the help of the FBI, KCSO investigators said they confirmed Blevins’ “capability of following through with the threat and moved immediately to arrest him.”

After the arrest, investigators executed a search warrant at Blevins’ home, where they found “firearms, ammunition, electronic evidence, concentrated THC, and radical ideology paraphernalia, including books, flags, and handwritten documents,” they said.

None of the big national outlets that I can find are showing the image of the “radical ideology paraphernalia,” but it was shown in local news.

Here’s the image:

Note the mix of “white supremacist” materials with Islamic radical materials. An Atomwaffen logo is on the left t-shirt.

That is Atomwaffen/The Base, a group that we’ve reported on extensively, and which is run by a “former” CIA agent who currently has an active CAGE code for private intelligence contracting.

That isn’t speculative. It was reported in The Guardian, and it was confirmed and the guy admitted it.

We had reported on the group even before it was publicly exposed as an intelligence operation, showing that they were not actually “white nationalist,” but instead a satanic cult that promotes all forms of radicalism to try to create violence, which they believe will give them satanic powers. (This is actually what they believe.)

I have predicted recently that they feds would use this group to do some kind of “white supremacist terrorist attack.” To be fair, I’ve always predicted that would happen. But I’ve recently predicted it again, just two days before this man was arrested.

This comes after VICE NEWS reported that the FBI was allowing the group to continue recruiting.

Why is the group allowed to recruit?

Why doesn’t the FBI stop them from recruiting?

The media labels me a “far right blah blah blah,” but I have always called for this group to be shut down. There are entire leaks of Discord chats showing these people planning terrorism, and the FBI initially did nothing, despite the fact that there were at least 5-7 deaths linked to the group.

The FBI does not admit to outright running the group, and apparently claims (or implies) that the “former” CIA agent who does run it has gone rogue. There has been no investigation as to why he has an active CAGE code if he is running a terrorist group. The FBI admits that this group is filled with informants, and published one story about how an informant infiltrated a goat sacrifice.

The only reason that the FBI would allow this group to continue operating – even if they didn’t directly run it – is because they want them to commit terrorist attacks. Of course, if one of their drugged-up patsies makes public threats, and the local Sheriff catches it, they have to arrest them. But clearly, the feds would have preferred if this dumb bastard had gone through with the attack, and they could then use it to crack down on “white supremacy QAnon Trump supporters,” i.e., all normal white people.

They can’t get actual normal white people to do terrorism. What they can do is lump normal white people in with “white supremacy,” and then get satanists to use “white supremacy” symbols and do mass shootings. Then they can come out with a crackdown on white people.

Atomwaffen/The Base/(etc., they have different names) is the elephant in the room when it comes to all of this talk about extremism. They are a group that the feds have specifically groomed to commit terrorist attacks, using a bizarre, satanic ideology that is designed to appeal to the most disenfranchised, aliened and mentally ill young people in the country.

The best part is: according to the ideology of this group, it is good for them to work for the feds, because the feds can’t stop them from getting satanic powers. I’ve listened to one of the former “leaders” (actually just a fed shill) say that he would happily take money from the feds, because that would help his agenda.

Frankly, people should call local politicians and ask them why the FBI is allowing this group to operate, despite the fact they are openly planning terrorism. It should not make sense to any normal person that this is allowed. No matter how much of a true believer you are in the moral purity of our intelligence services, allowing a satanic death cult terrorist group to operate, and to recruit with impunity, should not and cannot make sense.

If you’re in Texas where this happened, call local politicians and ask them what they’re doing to stop the FBI from recruiting terrorists. Ask them why this group is allowed to operate.

Furthermore, Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene should be pressured into coming out against this.

Good on Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha for making this arrest happen.

That should remind us that “not all, not all – but most” is true about the cops. I’m sure this man faced FBI pressure to allow this lunatic to continue planning his attack. Remember that with Nicolas Cruz, the Stoneman Douglas High School shooter, the local authorities were constantly calling the FBI and they wouldn’t do anything. This Sheriff made the arrest happen, and this case of an actual arrest should serve as a clear warning: the FBI is continuing to use this group to attempt to cause terrorist attacks in the US.

I hope that some show – Tucker Carlson, preferably – interviews this Sheriff, and asked him what he had to do to get the feds to cooperate in this arrest. I’m sure it was like pulling teeth, and that had to have made him question what exactly is going on.

Right now, we are just sitting here watching the FBI plan these attacks, using this group, and no one is doing anything to stop it, presumably because no one can believe that the FBI would be running a satanic death cult and using it to commit terrorist attacks in order to justify a crackdown on white people.

Honestly, it would also help a lot if Alex Jones was on this topic. I know some of you have lines to Alex, Rex, Owen, etc. This is the kind of thing he talks about, and this event happened in Texas, and he does still have a wide reach.

Alex should be talking about this, because he’s the first person they’re going to arrest when they do the terrorist attack and form the narrative that right-wing media is responsible.

Tucker is also going to get dragged into this, frankly. The plan is to use this group to justify a 911-style crackdown.

Everyone on the right needs to be talking about this right now. This is the only issue that even matters. If the feds get away with using this group for a mass casualty event, be BEAST will be totally unleashed on the population.

In a perfect world, leftists would also be covering this, but unfortunately, it doesn’t fit into their narrative. So I won’t hold my breath on that one.

There may not be any way to stop the feds from doing this. I would think that if enough people were talking about it, they would call it off – but maybe not. However, the more people that know about it before it happens, the more people will press back when it does happen.

UPDATE

The New York Post has run “Neo-Nazi” in their headline on this story:

However, if you read the article, they base that headline entirely on the photograph of the “materials.” There has been no statement from local or federal authorities commenting on the nature of his “extremist connections” or the “ideological materials” in his possession.

There is an insane pattern of the mainstream Jewish media of admitting that so-called “far-right” groups are run by the federal government, and then just acting like that information was never admitted, and continuing to report on them as if they are organic groups.

The media admitted that both groups that are charged with “conspiracy” in relation to the 1/6 “insurrection” were being led by FBI employees. The leader of the Proud Boys is an FBI informant, and the leader of the Oath Keepers is a former FBI section chief. But they just keep talking about these groups as if they are organic, “dangerous” right-wing groups. Though the media announced the FBI was running them, they never said that meant anything.

I proved years ago that Atomwaffen was not actually a neo-Nazi group, but a satanic death cult pretending to be a neo-Nazi group. I also proved that most or all the members were having “gay sex” (actually it is “sodomy,” there is no such act as “gay sex”) with a tranny.

Then, the mainstream media admitted that the organization was run by a “former” CIA agent who was, at the time, working as an intelligence contractor for the feds and had an active CAGE code.

This is all recorded here: Report: Leader of “The Base” is a Former CIA Agent Who Runs Private Intelligence Group

That story was originally reported by The Guardian, and they confirmed that the leader of the group, who had bought land for the group to train for terrorist attacks, had an active CAGE code (if you don’t understand the significance of that, read the Wiki page on what a CAGE code is).

Nonetheless, more than a year after this was confirmed, the media continues to talk about Atomwaffen as a “dangerous terrorist group.”

The FBI even did a big meeting about them – after it had been confirmed the group was run by the CIA.

The latest story involves a member of the group being given a light sentence because he’s a tranny.

Buzzfeed News:

A former member of a violent neo-Nazi group who tormented journalists across the US with hand-delivered threats won’t be sentenced to prison after a federal judge in Seattle said the man, who is transgender, had suffered enough from abusive family members and high school bullies.

During a virtual court hearing Wednesday, US District Judge John Coughenour said he struggled with his decision to sentence Taylor Parker-Dipeppe to time served, according to the Associated Press, which first reported on the hearing. But Coughenour explained that while he was aware of the fear and torment that Parker-Dipeppe’s actions inflicted on his targets, the 21-year-old had also been a victim himself.

“None of us have suffered the difficult situation this defendant has endured as a result of his gender identity confusion,” Coughenour said, according to the AP. “Enough’s enough.”

The judge’s decision came on International Transgender Day of Visibility.

That’s like when Joe Biden refused to deport criminals from Africa because it was Black History Month.

Very strange thinking.

Parker-Dipeppe, of Spring Hill, Florida, was charged in early 2020 — along with three other members of the Atomwaffen Division, a notoriously violent white supremacist group tied to a least five murders in the US — for his involvement in a plot to threaten journalists in Arizona, Florida, and Washington State. He pleaded guilty last September to conspiracy to mail threats and to commit cyberstalking.

He and his neo-Nazi coconspirators left or attempted to leave flyers adorned with Nazi symbols, skull-masked figures with guns and Molotov cocktails, threatening language, and an image of a reporter with the word “phony” over it at journalists’ homes, according to federal authorities. The flyers included messages like “You have been visited by your local Nazis” and “We are watching…Do not fuck with us.”

He carried out his part of the group’s conspiracy on Jan. 24, 2020, when he and another man went to a home in Tampa they believed was the residence of a journalist from Puerto Rico and stuck a threatening flyer to a window. But the reporter didn’t live there — they had the wrong address. A Black woman who lived there with her father and her child got the message and notified authorities.

Parker-Dipeppe was arrested soon after.

Assistant US Attorney Thomas Woods said Parker-Dipeppe was not one of the leaders of the plot and acknowledged that he had a troubled childhood, but argued that a prison term of 16 months was necessary owing to the seriousness of the crimes.

Woods wrote in a sentencing memo that Parker-Dipeppe “instilled terror in his victims and contributed to the wide sense of fear and unease that many groups in this country understandably feel.”

“Parker-Dipeppe made victims feel unsafe in their own homes — at a time when most people have been largely confined to home because of the pandemic,” Woods added.

A reporter for a Seattle TV channel and his wife detailed how the neo-Nazi group targeted their home in 2020, and how they were forced to flee under police protection to a motel.

Peter Mazzone, Parker-Dipeppe’s attorney, wrote in a sentencing memo that prison would be “detrimental” to his client because he “endured a horrific childhood” that included an “unaccepting father,” physical abuse by an “alcoholic” stepfather, and slurs from school bullies.

“That led him to just seek acceptance, and unfortunately he found it from these knuckleheads,” Mazzone said, referring to the group of about 10 teenage boys who made up Atomwaffen Division’s Florida cell.

(Yes, just like in my parodies, Italian-Americans do use the word “knucklehead” in professional settings. Nothing against Italians, but it really is funny.)

Judge Coughenour sided with Mazzone, sentencing Parker-Dipeppe to time served after Parker-Dipeppe apologized through tears for his actions, the AP reported.

Mazzone argued in his sentencing memo that Parker-Dipeppe, who goes by Tyler, had turned his life around, making progress in therapy, getting a job at a Holiday Inn Express, and marrying his longtime girlfriend.

Atomwaffen is German for “atomic weapon.” More than a dozen people linked to Atomwaffen Division and a breakout group called Feuerkrieg Division have been charged with federal crimes since the groups formed in 2016, court records show.

It was more than more than a dozen that should have been charged with crimes.

These people were torturing cats and sacrificing goats, which the FBI has admitted in reports.

And they literally were a “domestic terrorist group,” openly planning serious terrorist attacks on their Discord server, which was leaked, and no one got arrested over it. They were discussing details of bombing nuclear power plants, among other things.

They should have been prosecuted for what they did to animals.

But again: these violent groups are ALL run by the feds, or they would just be arrested. Furthermore, anything that the media continually reports on is probably run by the feds.

Basically, all of these right-wing groups have turned out to be fed groups. I was attacked nonstop for saying this years ago, and it’s all turned out to be true. Many of them are also involved in homosexuality.

Basically, these right-wing groups are run exactly like the CIA runs Islamic terror groups like ISIS, pretty much for the exact same purposes.

But right wingers are just too stupid to listen to obvious facts.

It’s very tiresome.

Just please, guys. Stay away from these groups.

Every time there is “neo-Nazi group” in a headline, I click it to see if it is something related to me or my friends, since me and my friends used to be called that term by the media.

But for the last 2-3 years, it has always turned out that the story is about some kind of Atomwaffen group.

For those who don’t recall, Atomwaffen was found to be run by a “former” CIA agent with an active CAGE code, doing intelligence contracting for the US government.

The Guardian:

Instagram has become a hub for young neo-Nazis to recruit young people to far-right groups, a report from an anti-racism group has warned.

The recommendations-driven platform and focus on visual media make it ideal for spreading propaganda, Hope Not Hate (HNH) said in its annual State of Hate assessment.

HNH identified two far-right groups active in the UK – The British Hand and the National Partisan Movement – which have used Facebook-owned Instagram to recruit members, while using other messaging apps, such as Telegram.

Three alleged members of The British Hand, who are all teenage boys, are facing trial on terrorism charges.

Nick Lowles, Hope Not Hate’s chief executive, said: “Though we continue to warn about niche platforms like Telegram, a fertile recruitment ground for young neo-Nazis has been Instagram – its inadequate moderation and worrying algorithm recommendations are child protection issues that demand urgent action from the platform.”

Facebook said it had banned more than 250 white supremacist organisations from Facebook and Instagram and would continue removing content that supports these groups.

The HNH report found the Covid-19 pandemic has sped up the move of the British far right from the streets to online.

The group said older, traditional groups have been left behind by a younger, digital generation who exploit technology to promote their ideology through gaming, social media voice chats, online film clubs and even home schooling.

No, they’re run by older CIA agents, who exploit young people using technology.

These people come out and say “international Nazi terror group led by 13-year-old boy” and it’s like “wait, what? really?”

You would think that anyone who heard “identical groups run by random teenagers pop up all over the world” would doing a thinking emoji. But no.

These groups keep changing their name, but it is the same underlying program to seduce disaffected teenagers with edgy language, and it is always the same edgy art, employing Third Reich symbols, as seen at the top.

What is happening now is that no group that isn’t controlled by intelligence agencies is ever in the media. We see this now with all of that coverage Proud Boys got, as we now know it was being run by the FBI.

It’s actually frightening, the way there is a total lockdown of society, and even the supposed rebel Nazi groups are totally controlled by the establishment and used as players in this psychodrama that is playing out before us.

It just tells you the extent to which they are following the Bolshevik playbook.

Neo-Nazis are such absolute morons.

Neo-Nazis are so stupid they will claim that there is no law enforcement involvement in the US far right and that anyone who suggests it is just “paranoid” and a “kook.” Environmentalists and the Tea Party get infiltrated by the feds. But not the far-right. Actually, the far-right did get infiltrated by the feds, and at one point 20% of the membership rolls of the Ku Klux Klan was on the FBI payroll. But they stopped doing that, according to neo-Nazis.

Atomwaffen is the most obvious fed trap. It is so obvious in fact that it turned out that it was literally being run by a “former” CIA agent who runs an intelligence contracting group in Washington and currently has an active CAGE code.

The rest of the situations are almost as bad. One of the top guys at another neo-Nazi group was outed as an FBI informant last year, and the group didn’t even fire him.

The people who get involved in this stuff are actual lamebrain boneheads, I’ll tell ya what.

AP:

A Neo-Nazi has pleaded guilty in federal court in Seattle to a charge that he conspired to threaten journalists.

Johnny Roman Garza, 21, of Queen Creek, Arizona, entered the plea by video conference Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Seattle to one count of conspiracy to mail threatening communications, to commit cyberstalking and to interfere with a federally protected activity.

Garza was one of four members of the Neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division charged early this year with having cyberstalked and sent Swastika-laden posters to journalists and an employee of the Anti-Defamation League, telling them, “You have been visited by your local Nazis,” “Your Actions have Consequences,” and “We are Watching.”

Garza admitted that as part of the conspiracy he located the Phoenix apartment complex where a member of the Arizona Association of Black Journalists lived and went there last January intent on leaving the threatening posters. According to the plea agreement, however, Garza could not find a suitable place to put the poster. He then traveled to the home of an editor at a local Jewish publication and affixed a poster to the bedroom window.

The same day, other members of the conspiracy mailed or delivered posters to targets in Washington state and Florida, authorities said.

Investigators warned several of the intended victims before they received the intimidating communications, indicating that they were monitoring the people making the threats.

Of course they were monitoring them.

Come on. Come on. Come on.

Imagine thinking that you can plan terrorism on the internet.

Imagine thinking that criminally harassing random Jews serves some political purpose.

What do they imagine the purpose of threatening Jew journalists is, other than to expand the budget of the FBI?

I can’t even figure it out. I guess it could just be “revenge,” but I doubt that’s what they would answer if you asked them.

The only context in which terrorism makes logical sense is when you’re doing it for some specific purpose:

• When the Moslems shot up Charlie Hebdo, they had the goal of stopping people from printing Muhammad cartoons. (Semi-successful – the magazine didn’t print the cartoons again for five years, and I’m sure a lot of other publications skipped printing such cartoons after the shooting.)
• When Timothy McVeigh blew up the Oklahoma Federal Building, he had the goal of telling the feds to back off after they did Ruby Ridge and Waco. (Semi-successful: the feds did back off for quite a while, and we didn’t see another slaughter type thing.)
• When the IRA did terrorism, they had the goal of getting the English out of Ireland and getting their own people into the government. (Successful.)
• 911 ostensibly had the goal of getting the US military out of the Middle East. (Total failure.) Or, it was done by Jews, and had the goal of getting the US involved much more heavily in the Middle East (Successful.)

And so on and so forth – you get the thing.

Neo-Nazis don’t get the thing. They just do terrorism randomly, for no clear reason other than to expand the budget of the FBI. Even if they were somehow killing several thousand Jews a year, it wouldn’t result in any conceivable positive outcome, because there isn’t even a goal. Neo-Nazis presumably are political, and want to establish some sort of fascist state in America or whatever. But nothing they do appears on the face of it to be geared towards achieving any political goal.

Maybe they would say that they are “sending a message,” but what is the message? That they hate Jews? Everyone already knows that.

It is unbelievably dumb.

Obviously, not all neo-Nazis are as dumb as people who join the Atomwaffen network of fed honeypots. But they are all dumb. They believe in ideology, because their minds are too weak to deal with the reality situation. Most neo-Nazis are now literally against Donald Trump, and saying you should vote for Joe Biden.

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— Richard 🦁 Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) August 24, 2020

They say that you shouldn’t vote for Trump because he supports Israel, or because he is a Christian, or because he’s not doing a revolution, and if you vote for Democrats, random white people will form an army and rise up and overthrow the government.

It’s an ideology called “accelerationism” and it’s retarded.

Here’s an example from the Gamer Uprising forum:

These people say that “worse is better,” because the first successful peasant uprising in all of human history is just around the corner. So they’re in an absolute mind-cage where they go around celebrating losing. They say that losing is winning. I guess that’s a useful psychological crutch for weak-minded people who don’t want to deal with reality, but when you have a situation where these people are voting for Black Lives Matter and Antifa due to their delusion, it becomes a serious mental deficiency.

This is where you eventually end up when you go full-on with ideology.

You just start promoting weird nonsense, which is blatantly against your own interests, because of the idea that you can reach some kind of purity and that this will then lead to a utopia.

It’s no different than Sean Hannity saying that we have to support Jeff Bezos and Amazon having a total monopoly over basically everything and driving everyone into poverty because it’s “our free market values.”

Remember: Karl Marx is the man who originally developed ideology theory. Every ideology is de facto Marxism, as the core concept is always the same: that if you implement a perfect set of ideas, you can build a utopia.

This is why you see people jump around from conservatism to libertarianism to communism to neo-Nazism (or whatever), and then keep jumping back and forth between them. You might think that libertarianism is the opposite of communism, but it is not. At all. Both of these are ideological systems that argue you can build a utopia with perfect ideas. If your goal is to figure out how to build a utopia using perfect ideas, then you will just go with whichever ideology seems to be the best at the time, based on your autistic analysis of it.

A utopia is by definition perfect, so in theory, if communism or libertarianism succeeds, they will both have the same outcome: perfection of society.

There is no such thing as “right-wing ideology.” What it fundamentally means to be right-wing is to accept reality as it is and deal with it as it is. That is also masculinity. Ideology is fundamentally a Jewish, thus feminine, concept: it’s all about legalism. Like Hannity defending Bezos, who should be his arch-nemesis, for these convoluted “free market” reasons.

Related: Masculinity is Not an Ideology and Ideology is Dumb

We need to be dealing with reality, confronting reality, and coming up with reality-based solutions.

That’s all.

We don’t need some weird, confusing gibberish in order to defend our own individual and collective interests.

Listen, Jews: you are doing a good enough job making people hate you.

No one needs a “conspiracy theory” – all they have to do is point to what you’ve done, what you admit to doing, what you brag about doing.

Cleveland Jewish News:

Far-right activists and white supremacists have used the coronavirus pandemic to spread anti-Semitic rhetoric and conspiracy theories, according to a report released this month by the American Jewish Congress.

“As the coronavirus crisis spreads, white supremacists and far-right activists are weaponizing the pandemic to repackage and spread racist tropes. Online and offline, we have seen antisemitic conspiracy theories thrive and run wild,” stated the organization in the report’s executive summary. “Oddly enough, those theories and allegations, extreme and bizarre as they are, though developed and mostly present on the extreme fringe, are echoed to some extent in mainstream and moderated social media channels.”

“Jews and Israel alike are the main targets of these racist outburst. White supremacists claim that Jews either spread the disease or created the virus in order to increase their control over the population growth, profit from it financially or even politically,” continued AJCongress. “Israel is being charged with developing the virus, portrayed as a country which already has a vaccine but it holds its release in order to further exploit the situation.”

What about the factual claim that it is just the flu and the Jewish media hyped up a fake pandemic to destroy the white middle class in America?

That isn’t a theory, it is just a statement of fact.

Is that one getting spread at all, Jews?

If so, why are you only reporting on stupid theories?

The report called out a neo-Nazi and white-supremacist group on the secure messaging channel Telegram called the Sternenkrone Division, which was established on Jan. 16 and has 443 followers. The group has its own pages on other platforms including Minds, Gab and Bitchute.

One post stated, “If you have the bug give a hug. Spread the flu to every Jew.”

Oh my, yet another Atomwaffen spinoff for the Jews to write articles about.

They are always the first to report on these juicy little bits from the various Atomwaffen and Atomwaffen spinoff Discord servers, and one really has to wonder if they are just writing this stuff themselves. Obviously, if they’re not writing it, they would write it if no one else was, because they sure do love reporting on it.

They used to quote the Daily Stormer. Then they figured out they looked like retards quoting obvious jokes. So they started quoting these dumb groups no one but them even knows about.

Really makes you think.

Completely lacking in all manner of basic self-awareness, antifa has reported the dox of the leader of a “terror” group they were fighting against, and it turns out it’s a 13-year-old Estonian boy.

UPDATE: ‘Commander’, leader of the int’l neo-nazi terror group Feuerkrieg Division (FKD), has been identified as a 13-year-old by Estonian journalist Mikl Salu: https://t.co/mvISXgmtKK

Last month we released a huge archive of leaked chats from inside FKD: https://t.co/bgPAKum989

— Unicorn Riot (@UR_Ninja) April 8, 2020

This is a group that is part of the “Atomwaffen network of satanic skull mask terror groups,” which use an edgy 2016 aesthetic on their ads and talk about doing terrorism. They are involved in Marilyn Manson type teen satanism and want to kill people to get magical powers from Lord Beelzebub.

“The Base” is another one of these groups, and it was revealed earlier this year that that group was run by a former CIA agent who is currently an intelligence contractor in Washington. A 13-year-old boy in Estonia running a sister group is almost worse.

Does anyone actually think a 13-year-old boy can run a terrorist network? Conversely, does anyone think Western governments don’t have an interest in hyping up “neo-Nazi terrorism” for the sake of pushing an anti-white agenda?

This is all really developing exactly along the lines of the Islamic terrorist groups of the 00s, where nothing makes any sense if you try to understand it as it is presented to you. It only actually makes sense as a manufactured threat. A few patsies are roped into an intelligence operation designed to use the specter of terrorism to justify various measures the government wants to take.

Just like with Islamic terrorist groups, they create a bunch of different names so that it makes the manufactured threat seem more widespread. They are setting up all these different groups like franchises, but continuing to use the same artwork, which has clearly been focus-tested to appeal to emotionally unstable teenagers.

Or maybe it’s just focus-tested to make white people look try-hard and cringe when the media shows these graphics and says “this is what people who believe whites have a right to exist think is cool.”

The list of different groups also allows them to continue promoting the same agenda while the groups are continually burned. “Oh the Discord leaks of Atomwaffen show they were all having sex with the same Mexican tranny? Well, forget Atomwaffen, here’s ‘The Base.’ Oh, the leader of ‘The Base’ was revealed to be a former CIA agent with an active CAGE Code? Well, you’re gonna wanna go ahead and join ‘Feuerkrieg Division.’ Oh, Feuerkrieg Division was just a Discord server run by a 13-year-old boy telling you to commit terrorism? Hold on, we’ll get another one of these satanic skull mask groups up for you promptly, goy.”

Then they can cycle back to Atomwaffen after enough time, or just keep making new ones.

All of them are being advertised as linking back to Azov Battalion in the Ukraine, a group that was put together by US intelligence to fight Russia, just as all of the Moslem groups linked back to al-Qaeda, a group that was put together by US intelligence to fight Russia. It’s deja vu all over again.

Compare this passage from the Unicorn Riot article on Feurkrieg Division:

While there may be some overlap in membership, for most of its existence FKD has operated separately from both Atomwaffen (AWD) and the Base. However, over time FKD’s relationship to Atomwaffen became somewhat murky.

FKD’s anonymous founder and leader ‘Commander’, believed to be an Estonian teenager, repeatedly stressed his group’s independence from Atomwaffen and expressed feelings of competition and jealousy towards AWD. FKD members also complained about competing for recruits with the Sonnenkreig Division, a UK-based spinoff of Atomwaffen.

In early August 2019, Commander expressed frustration that members of Atomwaffen were contacting him to try to absorb FKD into their group. Screenshots Commander posted shows messages he exchanged with Atomwaffen member Richard Tobin (‘landser.awd’.)

To this passage from Inquiries Journal on the split of Al-Nusra and ISIS:

Despite their roots in the same leadership organization, ISI and al Nusra developed along two different strategic paths. William McCants outlines the conflict, explaining that “[t]he [Islamic] State [of Iraq] wanted to carve out a domain in the Arab hinterland between Syria and Iraq [while] Nusra wanted to embed itself in the Syrian opposition and overthrow the Assad regime” (McCants 2015, 89–90). Over time, Baghdadi determined, with some jealousy, that the foot soldiers that made al Nusra so powerful were more loyal to Julani than to himself; he pressed Julani to make public that the Syrian group was, in fact, a subsidiary of the Islamic State of Iraq.

If both things sound like dumb fiction, it’s because they are.

If you thought it couldn’t get any dumber, then I envy your innocence: Atomwaffen/The Base/Feuerkrieg Division actually promote al-Qaeda and say they want to form a terrorist alliance with them.

I mean, come on.

The media won’t report on the fact that this is all obviously run by the government, for obvious reasons. But when they wrote up that the leader of “The Base” was a former CIA agent with an active CAGE code, even I was shocked they didn’t suggest that it was an intelligence operation. What is even the thinking there? If you follow their logic, what does it actually mean? That the CIA is infiltrated by international Nazi terrorists?

The Jews in the government – specifically Max Rose and Adam Schiff – are whining that these people in these various satanic neo-Nazi groups are traveling to the Ukraine to get training from Azov, which was directly armed and trained by the Obama State Department. (Rose was even falsely claiming that Christchurch shooter Brenton Tarrant was trained by Azov.) At the same time, they are claiming that the existence of these groups means that anyone talking about pro-white politics needs to be considered a terrorist, and monitored using Patriot Act style intelligence.

You do not exactly have to have a quantum level brain to figure this all out.

This is the story of how you can make a joke on the internet and end up in federal prison for planning a bioterrorism attack.

Yahoo News:

White supremacists discussed plans to weaponize coronavirus via “saliva,” a “spray bottle” or “laced items,” according to a weekly intelligence brief distributed by a federal law enforcement division on Feb. 17.

Federal investigators appeared to be monitoring the white nationalists’ communications on Telegram, an encrypted messaging app that has become popular with neo-Nazis. In the conversations, the white supremacists suggested targeting law enforcement agents and “nonwhite” people with attacks designed to infect them with the coronavirus.

“Violent extremists continue to make bioterrorism a popular topic among themselves,” reads the intelligence brief written by the Federal Protective Service, which covered the week of Feb. 17-24. “White Racially Motivated Violent Extremists have recently commented on the coronavirus stating that it is an ‘OBLIGATION’ to spread it should any of them contract the virus.”

The Federal Protective Service, part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, is a law enforcement agency responsible for protecting buildings owned or leased by the federal government.

The intelligence brief, marked for official use only, noted the white supremacists “suggested targeting … law enforcement and minority communities, with some mention of public places in general.” According to the document, the extremists discussed a number of methods for coronavirus attacks, such spending time in public with perceived enemies, leaving “saliva on door handles” at local FBI offices, spitting on elevator buttons and spreading coronavirus germs in “nonwhite neighborhoods.”

You might have been making a joke, but the joke is no joke to the Joke Police.

You could literally make a joke and end up charged with planning bioterrorism.

Seriously, that might actually happen. They did write this report. And they know who these people are.

Because despite the fact that Telegram is constantly referred to as an “encrypted” app, it isn’t actually encrypted. You have the option of doing 1-on-1 encrypted chats in the app. No group chats are encrypted, and regular chats are not encrypted by default.

I don’t know if journalists keep reporting that it is an “encrypted” app because they are stupid, or if they want stupid or uninformed political dissidents to read this and think it’s true. It could also be both.

Anyway, the only legitimate encrypted app is Signal, and I still wouldn’t ever make any jokes on that app that you don’t want to find in an FBI terrorism report.

Here’s the full two pages.

Yes, they are now referring to you as WRMVEs (White Racially Motivated Violent Extremists) because of jokes you made.

There is no way for anyone to overestimate the relevance of what is happening right now in terms of classifying white people as terrorists.

Note that they mention “SIEGE” in the document. And of course, we have covered extensively the fact that the main group promoting SIEGE, Atomwaffen/”The Base,” is run by a “former” CIA agent who is still in possession of a CAGE code.

So they are going to use their own fake terrorists to set up a situation where people making jokes can get sent to federal prison for jokes that are too edgy.

I know I warn you all of this basically daily, but you apparently need the warnings at least that often.

Stop making edgy jokes. 

And don’t use me as an excuse like “oh but Anglin, you also make edgy jokes tho.”

I know what the hell I’m doing here with these jokes, kid.

I’m not going to get swooped by the Joke Police.

Members of Atomwaffen were indicted by the feds today, with the feds claiming they are “neo-Nazi,” “White Supremacist,” etc.

In fact, Atomwaffen is not a political group at all. They are a satanic death cult. Their members are also members of a group called “the Order of Nine Angles,” which is a satanist group that promotes pretending to be involved in radical politics for the purpose of committing violence in the name of Satan in order to gain satanic powers.

“O9A” was founded by a British man, David Myatt, who converted to Islam as a way to promote satanic terrorism. Myatt was believed to be working for the British intelligence services. He was also considered the ideological inspiration for Combat 18, a neo-Nazi terrorist group that many believe was MI-6 honeypot and front group like Atomwaffen. British intelligence has a long tradition of using satanist figures in their operations, going back at least to Aleister Crowley.

Atomwaffen overlaps with a group called “Tempel ov Blood,” which is the openly satanic arm of the group. Atomwaffen itself vaguely attempts to put up the outward face of being political rather than satanic. Tempel ov Blood has published several books about satanic ritual magic, including a book called “Liber 333,” which claims it has the goal of “reaching those few adepts who are willing to go beyond all limits – in search of a truly demonic awakening.” They’ve also published a book called “Iron Gates,” which is a novel about a post-apocalyptic future where demon-possessed cannibals rule a wasteland and torture people and ritually murder babies. Members of Atomwaffen have said this is the future they want to create by triggering a nuclear war. The name “Atomwaffen” means “atomic weapon,” and they are obsessed with nuclear power, often planning to blow up nuclear power plants.

The fact that Atomwaffen members are all satanists has all been fully revealed through leaks from the Atomwaffen Discord, as well as public posts by members of the group. Their own webpage, which is now defunct, was promoting literature saying to pretend to be a neo-Nazi to do violent acts in the name of Satan. Atomwaffen sacrifices animals and literally kills neighborhood cats.

This all sounds goofy and dumb and made up, I’m sure, but it’s all very well documented. You can read the Kiwi Farms thread on the group, which documents most of this, and includes actual members of the group admitting to being satanists.

University of Alabama political science professor George Hawley, author of Making Sense of the Alt-Right and the only single honest academic who has ever written on the far-right in America, said in a 2018 speech that Atomwaffen is a satanic death cult openly planning terrorism and mused that it was a mystery why they weren’t all arrested.

Atomwaffen was formed on a forum called Iron March, which was run by an Uzbek man who hated Russians and openly supported Chechen terrorism against Russia. That forum was shut down by the FSB in I believe 2016. Atomwaffen then moved to Discord, a chat platform which has been celebrated by the Anti-Defamation League for sending all private information of users to them.

Atomwaffen was casually planning terrorist attacks on Discord starting all the way back in 2017. This was after they had been responsible for the deaths of no less than five people. One of their members was a Moslem, because the Order of Nine Angles doctrine also says people should become Moslems so they can commit acts of violence for Satan, and killed two of his roommates. Another member killed his gay Jewish lover. Another killed his girlfriend’s parents. And they killed another one of their own members.

Even after all of this, the feds allowed them to openly plan to build bombs and blow up nuclear power plants on Discord. The chats were all published, but no one was arrested. It was obvious that they were controlled by feds then. I do not call people feds lightly, but when you are killing people and openly planning terrorist attacks – and that information is public – and no one gets arrested, there is no other explanation than that you are a fed group. Furthermore, the group’s alleged leader, John Cameron Denton AKA “Rape” had stated publicly that he would be happy to work with the FBI.

He also had sex with a Mexican tranny, and based on chat logs, it appeared that several other members of the group did as well. Satanists have an obsession with gay sex.

Then earlier this year, “The Base,” which is a rebranding of Atomwaffen, which was needed by them after I publicly called them out as a satanic cult that was clearly controlled by the feds, was recently exposed as being run by Rinaldo Nazzaro, a former CIA agent who to this very day has a CAGE Code (a permit for federal government contracting). He runs a private intelligence group that has contracts with the federal government. And he allegedly lives in Russia.

Nazzaro bought land in Oregon for the group to use for military style terrorist training. The group also engaged in satanic ritual animal sacrifice while at their terrorist training sessions.

This stuff regarding “The Base” – which again, is the same thing as Atomwaffen – came out after several members of the group were arrested by the feds while traveling to the Virginia gun rally to stage a terrorist attack. What it looks like to me is that some agents wanted them to go through with this, but others arrested them before that could happen.

With all of this information I just relayed public, the Justice Department is going after these people, arresting them and saying it proves the threat of white supremacy.

KTAR:

An East Valley man was arrested for his alleged role in a neo-Nazi conspiracy to threaten journalists and activists, authorities said Wednesday.

Johnny Roman Garza, 20, was among four people in four states accused of conspiring to intimidate journalists who are Jewish or people of color, according to the Department of Justice.

“These defendants sought to spread fear and terror with threats delivered to the doorstep of those who are critical of their activities,” U.S. Attorney Brian T. Moran for the Western District of Washington said in a press release.

“As Attorney General William Barr has made clear, rooting out anti-Semitic hate and threats of violence and vigorously prosecuting those responsible are top priorities for the Department of Justice.”

Cameron Brandon Shea, 24, of Redmond, Washington; Kaleb Cole, 24, of Montgomery, Texas; and Taylor Ashley Parker-Dipeppe, 20, of Spring Hill, Florida, were also arrested in the case.

They are connected to Atomwaffen Division, a neo-Nazi hate group, prosecutors said.

Prosecutors said the group mailed posters with threatening images, including Nazi symbols, to targeted journalists.

A magazine journalist in Phoenix was among those targeted, according to the Department of Justice.

“Today’s announcement serves as a warning to anyone who intends to use violence as intimidation or coercion to further their ideology that the FBI remains steadfast in our commitment to protect Americans from domestic terrorism,” Assistant Director for Counterterrorism Jill Sanborn said in the release.

There you have it.

“Domestic terrorism.”

Something which has repeatedly been confirmed to not be a thing in America.

However, a satanic cult run by a former CIA agent who currently has a CAGE Code just made it a thing by spending years publicly planning terrorism before the DoJ finally decided to make a move.

None of the media reporting on this today is saying that this is a satanic cult. They are all saying “neo-Nazi” and “white supremacist.” The New York Times’ 1,200-word report doesn’t bother to mention any of what I’m laying out here. They do list the charges.

The “leader” of the group (he’s not actually the leader, as stated, the leader is a CIA agent with a CAGE Code) was arrested and charged in an unbelievable number of swatting cases.

New York Times:

In the Virginia case, prosecutors accused John Cameron Denton, 26, whom they described as a former Atomwaffen leader, of harassment through a tactic known as “swatting” — calling the police and falsely describing an imminent threat at a specific location, causing the authorities to respond in force.

In one instance, prosecutors said, Mr. Denton targeted an investigative journalist at ProPublica because he was angry that the news organization had named him in its reporting on Atomwaffen. In other cases in 2018 and 2019, Mr. Denton and others placed swatting calls that targeted Old Dominion University and Alfred Street Baptist Church, prosecutors said.

According to a person familiar with the investigation who was not authorized to speak publicly, Kirstjen Nielsen, then the secretary of homeland security, was the cabinet official targeted by Atomwaffen. In January 2019, the police responded to her home in Alexandria, Va., after a swatting call.

Last month, prosecutors said, Mr. Denton met with an undercover F.B.I. agent and described his efforts.

“Denton said that if he was ‘raided’ for swatting ProPublica then it would be good for Atomwaffen Division because the swatting would be seen as a top-tier crime,” Jonathan Myles Lund, an F.B.I. agent, wrote in an affidavit. The affidavit named 134 law enforcement agencies that investigators believe received swatting calls from Mr. Denton and others.

Authorities said Mr. Denton operated with others, including two foreign nationals who live outside the United States, and another man, John William Kirby Kelley, who was arrested earlier and accused of playing a role in the swatting incidents. Mr. Kelley was a student at Old Dominion University.

In Seattle on Wednesday, prosecutors unsealed a conspiracy charge against Kaleb James Cole, 24, a leader of Atomwaffen’s chapter in Washington, accusing him of sending threatening mail and cyberstalking.

So Denton has been swatting people for years. But they’re just now getting around to arresting him. I’ve listened to interviews with this guy, and gotten into a back and forth with him on Gab when that was still a thing, and I can tell you, he’s a real dumbass. There is no way it took them this long to track him down when he was swatting people. Also note that none of the swattings – which according to the DOJ include 134 swattings of LE agencies – were ever reported by the media.

It is so obvious that he thought he was protected by the FBI in acting this way. And he might well be. He might have the charges dropped while everyone else goes down. Although they don’t hesitate to send their own informants to prison.

This is all just so painfully obvious: this group was set up, designed to attract anti-social lunatics – most of them teenagers and/or clinically mentally ill – and make them think it was just fine to openly plan terrorism on public internet forums. The feds then allowed them to keep doing that for YEARS with no consequences. Now they’re arresting them and saying “OMG LOOK AT WHAT THESE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN DOING, NOW WE HAVE TO HAVE DOMESTIC TERRORISM LAWS IN AMERICA.”

This is all so sloppy and retarded. But it doesn’t even matter. Because you’re not going to see it laid out ANYWHERE other than right here. And in order to figure it out on your own, you would have to look at all of the details, and no one is really going to do that. So feds can just get away with setting up their own fake terrorist group and then using it to usher in completely new standards of thought crime.

The reason that they made it a satanic death cult pretending to be a neo-Nazi group is that people who actually believe in neo-Nazism are ultra-autistic and ideological. I am not a neo-Nazi and I think it’s dumb and weird, but actual neo-Nazis (to the extent that such a thing even exists) would not be stupid enough to openly plan terrorism on a Discord server. In order to get people to start making bombs in their garage and telling people on the internet about how they’re going to use them to blow up nuclear power plants, you have to pull in a whole other type of retard. And satanism was the easiest way for them to do that, apparently.

You need actual retards to join, because you have to arrest people and send them to prison for this whole scheme to work. So you can’t just have a bunch of federal informants pretending to be neo-Nazis. You have to use the informants – and in the case of the leader of the group, a literal CIA agent – to set up the retards to go to prison.

Now, with this new precedent created, this is going to expand rapidly to include all sorts of other people, who they will accuse of being like Atomwaffen.

An Even Bigger Picture

Someone needs to figure out what the hell is going on here. Because these people calling for all of this “domestic terrorism” stuff – which ultimately means just arresting anyone who criticizes the Jews – are talking about Atomwaffen almost exclusively.

They are also alleging a global white supremacist conspiracy, that involves – wait for it – Azov Battalion in the Ukraine, a group that was literally created by the US State Department to fight Russians.

There was even a former Israeli Defense Forces agent running the group that became Azov back in 2014. Because of course, right?

I recently reported on the Jew Congressman Max Rose, who is at the forefront of the push to create domestic terrorism laws, and his entire presentation is about Atomwaffen and Azov, from which he creates a kook conspiracy theory about an international neo-Nazi movement.

At the same time, they are saying that this CIA agent – WHO HAS A CAGE CODE – that runs Atomwaffen is in Russia and is actually linked to Vladimir Putin somehow. Even though the purpose of Azov is to murder Russians in the Ukraine.

For the record, Russian media claims that Azov is also a satanic cult and engaged in death and torture rituals in the Ukraine. I don’t know if that is true or not, but I do know that is true of Atomwaffen, so I would certainly not be surprised if it was true of Azov.

The other main Congressman calling for domestic terrorism laws is the Jew Adam Schiff. This is the guy who goes up there and talks about how it is our sacred duty to send military aid to the Ukraine.

A huge portion of that money goes to Azov, which Schiff claims is part of the international white supremacy conspiracy, which requires the government to enact “domestic terrorism” laws that will allow for people to be surveilled as potential terrorists on a massive scale if they criticize the Jews.

Until 2018, Azov was directly funded by the US government, but now they just give military aid to the Ukrainian government generally, and that money is then used to arm and train Azov. The US military was also involved in training Azov, and presumably still is.

So basically, every single part of this whole thing is set up by the government in order to justify these laws. And again: none of it could possibly be any more obvious than it is, but apparently it just doesn’t matter, because the media doesn’t report on any of it.

Someone needs to figure out what the hell is going on with all of this.

Seriously.

Why am I the only one writing about this? Why is no one figuring out the rest of the details here?

What it looks like is the CIA/FBI are planning to use Atomwaffen/”The Base” to commit a real act of terrorism, at which point they will link it to Azov and this CIA agent in Russia, then officially pass domestic terrorism laws, which will be used to charge everyone talking about Jews on the internet as being part of a global white supremacist conspiracy. It will also be used to further demonize Russia, of course, and create a whole new narrative about how Russians are funding terrorism in America.

Maybe if we can talk more about this we can stop it from happening.

But of course, we don’t have any ability to reach into the mainstream anymore, because we’ve been so heavily censored.

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Max Rose is an extremist Jew Congressman from Staten Island who is attempting to classify white people as foreign terrorists.

Yahoo News:

The first Jewish lawmaker to represent Staten Island — and the first Democrat elected by the Republican redoubt in a decade — Rose has recently emerged as a leading proponent of treating white supremacists no differently than law enforcement treats foreign terrorists.

Rose wants the federal government to recognize that white nationalist groups like the Rise Above Movement and the Atomwaffen Division are as serious threats to American citizens as the Islamic State or al-Qaida. The FBI has also acknowledged that threat, recently deeming homegrown extremists a “national threat priority.”

Atomwaffen is literally a satanic death cult run by a guy with a CAGE Code. They were actually planning terrorist attacks on a Discord server, talking about bombing nuclear power plants and blowing up trains, and nothing happened.

The Rise Above Movement, on the other hand, is a boxing club that got charged with “rioting” for fighting back against Antifa at right wing rallies. They have never been accused of anything other than that, and they were all sent to prison.

It seems to me that the feds are running Atomwaffen as a way to give Jews like Max Rose something to point at.

The group is still operating under the name “The Base,” and the feds are probably at some point going to have them blow something up or do a mass shooting so that they can inflict the laws that Rose is demanding on the American people.

For national-security-minded Democrats like Rose, however, the response to the threat has not been commensurate with its size. “This is extensive, it is global, it is frightening and it is not something we can afford to ignore,” says Rose, who in recent months has emerged as one of Washington’s most ardent supporters of expanded domestic terror statutes. He is among a growing number of Democrats who want the federal government to do a better job of identifying, tracking and ultimately prosecuting domestic terrorists.

Rose has two significant proposals. One, which would require congressional endorsement, requires the Department of Homeland Security to perform a “threat assessment” on foreign terror groups, which often have ties to domestic ones. While that may seem like a relatively minor point, it would represent a major advancement over the current state of affairs. The bill recently advanced out of the relevant committee.

Rose’s other proposal calls on the State Department to label transnational white extremist groups as foreign terrorist organizations. Such a label would effectively criminalize Americans’ ability to interact in any way with white extremists outside the United States, much in the same way that it is illegal to join or support the Islamic State. The State Department could make that designation on its own, without needing congressional approval. But it would need to justify adding groups to its terror list.

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To underscore the threat of this global movement, Rose points to the relatively recent advent of the Base, a white supremacist group founded by an American living in Russia. “The Base” happens to be what “al-Qaida” translates to in English. And although the group’s founder appears to be based in Russia, his adherents have been arrested in Wisconsin and Georgia. According to the Anti-Defamation League, the Base touts “international locations including Australia, Canada and South Africa,” as well as “cells” in 10 U.S. states, from California to Minnesota to New Hampshire.

“There’s a global movement here,” Rose says.

Yeah it’s just so nice the way this organization – WHICH IS RUN BY A GUY WITH A CAGE CODE OPERATING A PRIVATE INTELLIGENCE GROUP IN WASHINGTON – serves as the centerpiece in all of this.

The issue is also personal for Rose, a descendant of Eastern European Jews, who grew up in the brownstone-lined Park Slope section of Brooklyn. He attended the prestigious Poly Prep Country Day private school, then went north to Connecticut to just-as-prestigious Wesleyan University. Then he did something that most people with prestigious educations do not do: He joined the Army.

“When you grow up Jewish in New York City, you think everyone’s Jewish,” Rose said. That changed in basic training. “And for the first time, you are the first Jew that someone’s met.”

So New York is a Jewish colony? This is something that Jewish Congressmen are openly admitting now?

Why?

If he wants to live in a country where everyone is Jewish – there is one of those.

He can go there.

But he won’t.

They want to be here. Because this is where we keep all our money.

“We have to stop talking about free speech,” he says, an allusion to the First Amendment rights that white supremacists frequently invoke, as do the civil libertarians who may loathe racism but worry about threats to the Constitution.

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For terrorism experts, legitimate civil liberties concerns should not conceal the magnitude of the threat. “We are not talking about freedoms given to us by the Constitution,” says Ali Soufan, the terrorism expert who, when he was at the FBI, sounded the alarm about Islamic fundamentalists ahead of the Sept. 11 attacks. Now he is working with Rose, issuing similar warnings about white extremists.

Some believe that such warnings are excessive and counterproductive, because federal law enforcement already knows how to identify and contain white supremacists. Among them is Michael German, a former FBI agent who is now a national security fellow at the Brennan Center for Justice.

“They are imagining a gap that doesn’t exist,” he says of legislators like Rose and Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., who has called for a domestic terrorism law.

German says suggestions of an inadequate federal response to domestic terrorism are “ridiculous.”

German is the co-author of a 2018 report titled “Wrong Priorities in Fighting Terrorism.” There, and in other writings, he has noted that a domestic terrorism statute does exist and that it applies to 51 violations of the U.S. criminal code.

“I think it’s a mistake,” agrees another domestic terrorism expert, who requested anonymity because the not-for-profit organization he works for has not taken a public position on any of Rose’s proposals. “I see no evidence our problem is fundamentally related to the lack of investigatory powers.”

Of course it isn’t.

When these Jews talk about “anti-Semitic attacks,” they mean lone gunmen shooting up synagogues – which has happened twice only – and black people attacking them randomly on the streets. No massive spying apparatus could have prevented that.

Atomwaffen/The Base could already just be totally disbanded, with every member arrested, because they’ve gotten caught planning terrorism. But that hasn’t happened. Might be related to the fact IT IS LITERALLY RUN BY A GUY WITH A CAGE CODE.

Staffers in his Washington office acknowledge that they envision white supremacists potentially placed on the federal terrorist watch list, which already includes more than a million people and faces legal challenges pertaining to its constitutional grounds.

Yet even as civil libertarians worry about the U.S. government potentially spying on Americans and curbing their First Amendment right to association, others think tougher measures against homegrown extremism are overdue. White supremacists “are now where the jihadis were in the early ’90s and the late ’80s,” says Soufan, the former FBI terrorism expert. Now an independent security consultant, Soufan says Ukraine is the new Afghanistan, serving as a similar proving ground for white nationalists that the latter country served for jihadis like Osama bin Laden.

How convenient it also is that the Ukrainian Nazis that are BACKED BY THE US STATE DEPARTMENT are a key element of his theory. The US government was literally arming and training Azov directly and openly until 2018. (And that’s something you should remember for reasons other than this situation here – anyone who tells you Azov is legit is stupid or a shill.)

Now, they’re paid indirectly by the US – we give money to the Ukrainian government and they give it to Azov.

The VERY SAME KIKE calling for this “white people are the real terrorists” law, Adam Schiff, is obsessed with funding the Ukrainian state with American money.

It’s almost like this is all a gigantic setup to make happen exactly what he is talking about happening, which is that everyone who has any negative opinion of the Jews at all is declared an enemy of the state.

It certainly looks like all the pieces are in place to make this all happen as soon as someone decides to flip the switch.

We Shouldn’t Tolerate Being Treated Like This by the Jews

I find it hard to believe that when a normal person sees a Jew calling white people “white supremacists” and demanding they have their freedom of speech taken and be labeled terrorists that they don’t get a bit of a chill down their spine.

These people believe that we are cattle and they are our masters and that we should be subservient to them. They believe that any means of brutality to force us into subservience are justified. They do not believe that we are even human.

You can hear all of that when Max Rose speaks. This ancient hatred for us. This belief that we only exist to serve him and his people.

These Jews are brutal monsters.

They are a cruel ruling class, which operates in the most bizarre conceivable fashion, claiming they are not the ruling class. If you call them out as being the ruling class, they will claim that it is a coincidence that they control all of these powerful positions. If you press the issue, all of the forces of the government, media and industry will come down on you and destroy your life to prove they are not in charge.

We should not let these Jews treat us like this. We are human beings. We are not pigs to be fed upon or insects to be exterminated.

On Wednesday, the New York Times ran a big article informing the world that there is a “new face of white supremacy.” They claim that this face is that of “The Base,” a satanic death cult.

Unsurprisingly, we are now finding out that “The Base” is a front for American intelligence.

As we found out earlier this month, “The Base,” named as the English translation of “Al-Qaeda,” is a rebranding of the fake Nazi group “Atomwaffen.”

Like Atomwaffen, The Base is a satanic cult that engages in animal sacrifice and promotes murder and terrorism as a means to achieve satanic magical powers.

Recently, a federal informant operating inside The Base encouraged members to vandalize synagogues, and an undercover agent infiltrated an event put on by the group where they sacrificed a goat. Also recently, a total of six members of the group were arrested ahead of the Virginia gun rally, where they were reportedly planning to do terrorism.

Atomwaffen was allowed by the federal cops to kill a total of five people and remain active, leading me to believe that they were obviously a front for feds to lure in stupid people and convince them to commit acts of terrorism. However, due to my own writing calling them out, as well as others looking at them with suspicion, the group rebranded as “The Base.”

Now, The Guardian has done an investigation into the group, and claims to have found various interesting facts about the group’s leader, who they identify as Rinaldo Nazzaro, including that he claimed to work for the CIA and ran a private intelligence group. He also bought land for neo-Nazi terrorist training operations.

It is almost hilarious how obvious it is that this guy is a fed, but that doesn’t matter because a group like this is going to appeal to the lowest common denominator of retards, and if they do commit terrorism, the media won’t call them out as operatives of the federal government.

It may seem strange that The Guardian would call out a fed agent. However, what appears to be happening is that they are trying to blame the whole thing on Russia. I cannot corroborate any of what they are saying here, but they claim he has a Russian wife and has lived in Russia. They suggest that he is currently in Russia, though they give no evidence of that.

Jason Wilson writes for The Guardian:

The Guardian has learned the true identity of the leader and founder of the US-based neo-Nazi terror network the Base, which was recently the target of raids by the FBI after an investigation into domestic terrorism uncovered their plans to start a race war.

Members of the group stand accused of federal hate crimes, murder plots and firearms offenses, and have harbored international fugitives in recent months.

The Base’s leader previously operated under the aliases “Norman Spear” and “Roman Wolf”. Members of the network do not know his true identity due to the group’s culture of internal secrecy.

But the Guardian can reveal that “Norman Spear” is in fact US-born Rinaldo Nazzaro, 46, who has a long history of advertising his services as an intelligence, military and security contractor. He has claimed, under his alias, to have served in Russia and Afghanistan.

The revelation of his identity comes after a months-long investigation by the Guardian into Nazzaro and the activities of the Base.

While Nazzaro’s most recently used address is in New Jersey, there is evidence supporting his claims of being based in Russia, where he lives with his Russian wife.

Hard evidence is never presented. They simply show that he lived in Russia some number of years ago and say that insiders they talked to claimed that he’d been in Russia recently.

The Base – which is an approximate English translation of “al-Qaida” – began recruiting in late 2018. The white supremacy group, which has regional and international cells, extols the virtues of an all-out race war while specifically targeting African Americans and Jewish people.

Using encrypted apps, members of the highly organized group planned terror campaigns; vandalized synagogues; established armed training camps and recruited new members.

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Rinaldo Nazzaro has maintained a decidedly low profile: he has no visible presence on any major social media platforms, no published writings under his own name, and no profile in local or national media.

Few traces of him exist anywhere, except where a name is required in official business – such as real estate purchases and the registration of companies.

Multiple emails and phone calls to Nazzaro went unanswered.

But through a painstaking investigation involving freedom of information requests, the analysis of material provided to the Guardian by a whistleblower inside the group, and cross-examination of information found online and in databases, the Guardian was able to piece together his identity and some of his whereabouts.

The Guardian was able to unravel Nazzaro’s identity due to his 2018 activities in a remote corner of the Pacific north-west.

In chat rooms hosted by the Base, Nazzaro stressed the importance of in-person meet-ups and required members to attend training camps. The Base’s propaganda videos show young men undergoing combat training together in rural areas.

Last August, an Oregon-based antifascist group, Eugene Antifa, warned that the Base was planning a “hate camp” in the neighboring state of Washington, and claimed Nazzaro (operating under the alias of “Spear”) had purchased land in Stevens county for training purposes. This warning came after a leak of the Base’s internal chats.

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In emails obtained by the Guardian via public records request, the Stevens county Sheriff, Brad Manke, is seen contacting the FBI and the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) for advice on the group.

On 20 August 2019, Manke writes to an FBI agent, asking: “Do you have a name for the actual head of the group The Base or the address where the property actually is?”

In a 20 September email responding to an SPLC researcher, Manke writes: “I have since learned that ‘The Base’ has purchased property in Ferry County, WA which is a neighboring county.”

Property record searches revealed that three 10-acre blocks of undeveloped land were purchased in December 2018 for $33,000 in the name of a Delaware LLC called “Base Global”. In a telephone conversation in late November, Manke confirmed that this was the block of land he had been referring to.

So he purchased land for terrorist training using an LLC named after the terrorist group he runs.

That is really quite something.

In recordings of two internal Base voice calls provided to the Guardian by the source, “Norman Spear” discusses his recent land purchase.

When asked why the land had been inexpensive, he replied: “Because there’s no possibility of getting utilities in there. Ever.” He continued: “But to me, that was a good thing for my purposes. I looked at it like it was just naturally secluded.”

In deeds of sale, the address provided for the company was a New Jersey post office – enough to conceal the purchaser’s identity. But separate tax affidavits associated with the purchase give a different address for Base Global.

That address is for a New Jersey apartment that has belonged to an older family member of Nazzaro since 1998. Nazzaro and his wife have also intermittently resided at that address, according to database searches.

The affidavits are also signed by Nazzaro, and dated “12/21/2018 Republic”. Republic is the seat and the only city in Ferry county, Washington.

According to a source inside the Base, this date coincided with a trip by Russia-based “Norman Spear” to the United States, during which time he had in-person meetings with members of the group.

Speculation that Nazzaro was a federal agent

The location of the land is consistent with “Norman Spear’s” advocacy of a white supremacist strategy called the Northwest Territorial Imperative (NTI), which was promoted by the deceased white supremacist Harold Covington.

The strategy argues for the creation of a separatist ethnostate in the Pacific north-west and encourages white supremacists to move to the region.

In one of “Norman Spear’s” first public appearances, on a far-right podcast recorded in December 2017, he was introduced as a Northwest Front (another white supremacist separatist group) organizer and went on to spell out a four-state plan culminating in “achieving independence, realizing the ultimate goal which is an independent nation state in the Pacific north-west, an ethnostate”.

The plan, he said, would trigger the relocation to the Pacific north-west of the white population in the United States.

Around the same time, “Spear” filmed a series of short instructional presentations on the tactics and strategy of guerrilla warfare. In an archive of those videos on the far-right site Bitchute, he is identified as “Defense Studies expert and former CIA field intelligence officer Norman Spear”.

This detail, coupled with other leads, compelled many to speculate whether “Norman Spear” was, in fact, a federal agent operating inside the Base.

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Under the motto “there is no political solution”, the Base embraces an “accelerationist” ideology, which holds that acts of violence and terror are required in order to push liberal democracy towards collapse, preparing the way for white supremacists to seize power and institute an ethnostate.

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Beginning in 2009 and until as late as 2019, Nazzaro billed himself as an intelligence expert working with various government and military agencies.

Nazzaro is the principal of an LLC called Omega Solutions International (OSI), a company offering a range of intelligence and security contracting.

Its website, which was removed from the Internet some time after August 2019, boasted of the firm’s “experience conducting intelligence analysis for government agencies, military organizations, and private businesses”, as well as access to a network of seasoned security professionals with expertise in counterterrorism, counterinsurgency, homeland security, hostage rescue/negotiations, psychological operations, and more.

The firm also has a Cage Code, which is an administrative requirement for military and government contractors.

So this guy had a CAGE (Commercial and Government Entity) Code and was operating a private intelligence contracting agency AT THE SAME TIME as he was running a satanic neo-Nazi cult advocating terrorism in the United States.

Wow. It’s almost as if this was all set up to provide a trail for journalists to follow.

How retarded are the people that get involved with these sorts of groups?

It is truly staggering.

Materials inspected and sources consulted by the Guardian indicate that Nazzaro, as “Spear”, has faced persistent suspicions from current and former members of the group that he is a “fed”, or the agent of a foreign government, or that the Base is a “honeypot” intended to lure neo-Nazis out into the open for the benefit of law enforcement agencies.

Former members have cited this as a reason for leaving.

A connection with Russia

New York marriage records show that Nazzaro and his wife were married in New York City in 2012, during the period when Nazzaro is recorded as maintaining a midtown Manhattan address. At that time, he was recorded as having one child.

A Russian site that scrapes and archives social media accounts had captured a profile, and photos, posted by Nazzaro’s Russian-born wife to VK, the Russian social media site.

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The photographs show the same person who has been presenting himself as “Norman Spear”.

Meanwhile, a reverse image search yielded a photograph matching public photos of “Norman Spear” atop advertisements for English lessons in St Petersburg, Russia.

The Guardian was only able to find one earlier photograph attached to his real name. It appeared above a vox pop in the Villanovan, the student paper of Catholic, Pennsylvania-based Villanova University, in 1994.

Here’s that.

Somebody has to say it: the guy looks really Jewish.

At the time of the photograph, “Ron Nazzaro” was described as a junior in philosophy, which is consistent with a 1973 birthdate. A source who has met “Spear” in person believes that the 1994 photo of Nazzaro is the same person he met.

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Richard Tobin, a Base member, is awaiting trial in New Jersey over allegations that he coordinated the September vandalism of synagogues in Michigan and Wisconsin. In a December custody hearing, the prosecuting assistant US attorney cited Tobin’s self-professed belief that “Norman Spear” was a Russian spy.

See: there you go.

This guy ran a private military intelligence group and couldn’t think to not register his terrorist training camp under the name of his terrorist satanic cult. Is that believable?

All of this appears to have been set up to link back to Russia, and then after these people commit a terrorist attack of some kind, blame it not only on white nationalism and all white people, but also on Russia.

If this guy is in Russia, he should be arrested and deported. But I think it is very unlikely that he is in Russia. I think as part of the trail that was laid out for journalists to follow, he made it look like he was in Russia.

The Guardian has discovered that all of the business addresses associated with Nazzaro’s OSI LLCs are “virtual offices”. This describes a situation where a second company provides a business address, and sometimes meeting rooms and greeting services, for businesses who do not wish to maintain their own premises.

The addresses are often prestigious: OSI’s virtual address locations include Fifth Avenue in Manhattan and K Street in Washington DC, an address associated with federal government contracting and lobbying.

Meanwhile, “Norman Spear” appears to have had no extended history in the neo-Nazi movement before emerging as leader of the Base.

Yeah, he just all of a sudden decided in his 40s that he wanted to become the leader of a satanic fake Nazi group and started spending tens of thousands of dollars on that project.

Seems legit.

According to an internally placed source, the only people within the movement who vouched for “Spear” were connected to the Northwest Front (NWF). The NWF founder, Harold Covington, was himself the subject of persistent rumors within the white nationalist movement that he was a federal informant, and that NWF was itself a honeypot – a front organization routinely used by US law enforcement in order to entrap people.

“Norman Spear” has told Base members that he remains in Russia. Law enforcement sources have indicated on background that Nazzaro is believed by some agencies to be working for the Russian government.

Yeah, I’m sure quite a few agencies believe that.

Anyway, this all really points to both the insanity of the white nationalist movement in general, that this sort of brutally obvious fed shilling is able to take place and that a bunch of retards are stupid enough to get involved with it, and the amount of resources that the feds are now dumping into messing with these retards.

You really all just need to stay the hell away from anyone involved in white nationalism who isn’t explicitly normal. All of this fed stuff operates on the weirdo fringe, because that’s where people won’t question it to any real extent.

Again: If anyone starts talking about violence, get the hell away from them. These people are all feds. If by some chance they are genuinely retarded, then they’ve already triggered the attention of the feds and they’re being watched and everyone they communicate with is being watched.

I would also advise you to stay away from anyone who isn’t pro-Christian. Obviously any normal person is already going to stay away from goat-sacrificing satanists, but anyone who is anti-Christian should be viewed with equal suspicion.

They want people to commit terrorism and other acts of violence, as it justifies everything they are doing to crack down. It is hard to get people to do it, however, so they have to go in themselves and create these groups and start agitating.

UPDATE: 

Following the Guardian article, the BBC has claimed to have placed Nazzaro in Russia.

BBC:

The American founder of US-based militant neo-Nazi group The Base is directing the organisation from Russia, a BBC investigation has found.

Rinaldo Nazzaro, 46, who uses the aliases “Norman Spear” and “Roman Wolf”, left New York for St Petersburg less than two years ago.

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A video posted online in March 2019 shows Nazzaro in Russia wearing a t-shirt bearing an image of President Vladimir Putin along with the words “Russia, absolute power”.

We traced Nazzaro and his Russian wife to an upmarket property in central St Petersburg purchased in her name in July 2018 – the same month to which the FBI dates the creation of The Base.

Records show that, before moving to Russia, Nazzaro ran a company registered in New York that offered access to a “network of security professionals” with expertise in intelligence, counterterrorism, counterinsurgency, and psychological operations.

Yes, how convenient that he was literally wearing a Putin T-shirt in the photos uncovered by the BBC.

They say they traced the property, but they don’t say that they knocked on the door or confirmed that they lived there. They don’t even say his wife’s name.

So I don’t know if I even believe this.

They are trying to frame the Russians as funding this satanic death cult while they are trying to frame white nationalists as satanic terrorists.

Obviously, if Russia was for some reason going to fund a satanic death cult in America, they wouldn’t have the leader of it obviously living in Russia, and easily traced there by journalists. That is idiotic. Nor would they pick up on a group – Atomwaffen – that was already linked to the FBI. I doubt they would employ someone who was currently involved in government contracted intelligence work either.

And of course you would have to explain why Russia would want to fund a satanic terrorist group in America in the first place. Something that would be really hard to explain.

If he is in Russia, they should deport him.