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You mean Lindsay Kantha Souvannarath?
Plagued John Cameron Denton & Atomwaffen Division / Siegeculture - Satanic Vampire Neo-Nazis, autistic Strasserists, Helter Skelter cult
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Oh shit, that's her!
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YOu would have to do some batshit insane stuff just to meet the guys IRL.
Almost as autistic as making a nuke out of a nuclear reactor. And there are so many seigefags who want to do this. Plus AWD is laughed at by most of the alt right due to them being filled with Feds and hailing stalin (not kidding) and supporting taking meth, which is probably why that rapewaffen guy got arrested
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Lol, a couple of these guys on trial for speech-related crimes have been released due to coronavirus, and antifa and their journalist allies are having a good cry about it.
Johnny Garza's alleged 'crime'? Sticking a poster to the home of a journalist, something that would be totally ignored by police if antifa did it to an American.
https://twitter.com/brahmresnik/status/1246233627005833217
https://archive.st/archive/2020/4/t...m/brahmresnik/status/1246233627005833217.html
Taylor Ashley Parker-Dipeppe has also been bailed. He faces similar charges of being a big meanie to journalists and other antifa activists by sending posters to their houses by mail and other heinous acts.
https://twitter.com/nickmartin/status/1246223793577537536
https://archive.st/archive/2020/4/t...om/nickmartin/status/1246223793577537536.html
'Trial by law is a fascist value'
EDIT: Came across a pretty funny story about AWD- they faildoxed Daniel Harper, who runs an anti-American podcast called 'I Don't Speak German', and even went to take photos of the house at the wrong arrest. The address they got was apparently out of date, and it was for Daniel Elliott Harper rather than Daniel Erick Harper, the antifa in question. This is why it's important to be careful when doxing people. Daniel Erick Harper lives at 613 Campbell Avenue, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
http://web.archive.org/web/20191224...cists-target-dexter-home-by-mistake.html#main
Johnny Garza's alleged 'crime'? Sticking a poster to the home of a journalist, something that would be totally ignored by police if antifa did it to an American.
https://twitter.com/brahmresnik/status/1246233627005833217
https://archive.st/archive/2020/4/t...m/brahmresnik/status/1246233627005833217.html
Taylor Ashley Parker-Dipeppe has also been bailed. He faces similar charges of being a big meanie to journalists and other antifa activists by sending posters to their houses by mail and other heinous acts.
https://twitter.com/nickmartin/status/1246223793577537536
https://archive.st/archive/2020/4/t...om/nickmartin/status/1246223793577537536.html
'Trial by law is a fascist value'
EDIT: Came across a pretty funny story about AWD- they faildoxed Daniel Harper, who runs an anti-American podcast called 'I Don't Speak German', and even went to take photos of the house at the wrong arrest. The address they got was apparently out of date, and it was for Daniel Elliott Harper rather than Daniel Erick Harper, the antifa in question. This is why it's important to be careful when doxing people. Daniel Erick Harper lives at 613 Campbell Avenue, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
http://web.archive.org/web/20191224...cists-target-dexter-home-by-mistake.html#main
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Imagine still believing in journalists these days
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JH instagram went offline after the raid . i have a crush on her, i'll admit it.
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SO the ADL now will label shitposters outside of the IS as "foreign terrorist organisations". Fucking brilliant, absolutely fucking brilliant big brain move ADL.Oren Segal and Ryan Greer of the ADL and Jon Lewis and Seamus Hughes of the George Washington University 'Program on Extremism' have a joint report out on these guys today. They're calling for more laws against activities like putting up posters:
They also want to designate all white supremacist groups outside the US as 'foreign terrorist organizations', and any that were founded outside the US and have members here as such, so that they can target anyone who talks with one of their members as aiding a foreign terrorist group.
However, if that isn't enough, they want a federal 'domestic terrorism' statute so that members of groups that put up offensive fliers and similar acts can be targeted as 'terrorists' directly.
There is also a suggestion for the 'National Counterterrorism Center', which presently only targets terrorist groups, to be tasked with combating groups that express white supremacist views, and to more openly coordinate with NGO organizations like the Anti-Defamation League of the B'nai Brith and the Southern Policy Law Center. An analogy is made to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Won't somebody please think of the children? More money is requested for organizations that fight white supremacist views.
Support is given to the expansion of hate speech laws and the suppression of hate speech by technology companies.
The 'Program on Extremism' is best known for hiring an Al Qaeada member who served four years in prison for calling for the murder of those he saw as blaspheming against Islam, such as the creators of South Park. They do not disclose their funding, but it is notable that they rarely if ever mention the involvement of Saudi Arabia in the financing of terrorist attacks across the globe.
Seamus Hughes (Nov/30/1983) lives at 11508 Soward Drive, Silver Spring, Maryland. His phone number is (301) 312-8386, work phone is (240) 472-8570.
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Hughes focuses on hate speech in America because his former job monitoring terrorists was too stressful.
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Oren Segal (May/23/1974) lives at 15 Fairmount Ave, Montclair, New Jersey. His work phone which for some reason is not widely listed is (212) 885-7967. His vehicle is a 2011 Toyota Highlander, silver paint.
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He likes A Tribe Called Quest and using encrypted communications, but only for himself, he should be able to read all of yours.
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NYPA. The ADL makes these noises whenever whignats so much as sneeze in public, and nothing ever comes of it.Oren Segal and Ryan Greer of the ADL and Jon Lewis and Seamus Hughes of the George Washington University 'Program on Extremism' have a joint report out on these guys today. They're calling for more laws against activities like putting up posters:
They also want to designate all white supremacist groups outside the US as 'foreign terrorist organizations', and any that were founded outside the US and have members here as such, so that they can target anyone who talks with one of their members as aiding a foreign terrorist group.
However, if that isn't enough, they want a federal 'domestic terrorism' statute so that members of groups that put up offensive fliers and similar acts can be targeted as 'terrorists' directly.
There is also a suggestion for the 'National Counterterrorism Center', which presently only targets terrorist groups, to be tasked with combating groups that express white supremacist views, and to more openly coordinate with NGO organizations like the Anti-Defamation League of the B'nai Brith and the Southern Policy Law Center. An analogy is made to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Won't somebody please think of the children? More money is requested for organizations that fight white supremacist views.
Support is given to the expansion of hate speech laws and the suppression of hate speech by technology companies.
The 'Program on Extremism' is best known for hiring an Al Qaeada member who served four years in prison for calling for the murder of those he saw as blaspheming against Islam, such as the creators of South Park. They do not disclose their funding, but it is notable that they rarely if ever mention the involvement of Saudi Arabia in the financing of terrorist attacks across the globe.
Seamus Hughes (Nov/30/1983) lives at 11508 Soward Drive, Silver Spring, Maryland. His phone number is (301) 312-8386, work phone is (240) 472-8570.
View attachment 1219613
Hughes focuses on hate speech in America because his former job monitoring terrorists was too stressful.
'It Gets To You.' Extremism Researchers Confront The Unseen Toll Of T…
archived 4 Apr 2020 22:02:42 UTC
Oren Segal (May/23/1974) lives at 15 Fairmount Ave, Montclair, New Jersey. His work phone which for some reason is not widely listed is (212) 885-7967. His vehicle is a 2011 Toyota Highlander, silver paint.
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He likes A Tribe Called Quest and using encrypted communications, but only for himself, he should be able to read all of yours.
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The leader of Atomwaffen splinter group 'Feuerkrieg Division', members of which have been targeted by the internal security police of many European countries in recent months for putting up posters, was investigated and briefly detained by Estonian police. However, they could not arrest or charge him, as Estonia does not allow persons under the age of 18 to be charged with the relevant criminal codes and he is a 13 year old boy on the internet*.
web.archive.org
* with good grades
В Естонії через законодавство не можуть заарештувати 13-річного ватажка неонацистів
В Естонії поліція не може заарештувати засновника неонацистського угрупування через те, що йому 13 років
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The leader of Atomwaffen splinter group 'Feuerkrieg Division', members of which have been targeted by the internal security police of many European countries in recent months for putting up posters, was investigated and briefly detained by Estonian police. However, they could not arrest or charge him, as Estonia does not allow persons under the age of 18 to be charged with the relevant criminal codes and he is a 13 year old boy on the internet*.
* with good gradesВ Естонії через законодавство не можуть заарештувати 13-річного ватажка неонацистів
В Естонії поліція не може заарештувати засновника неонацистського угрупування через те, що йому 13 років
And an (autistic) child shall lead them.
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Hesa
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Denton lost his bid to get out on bail the other day.
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John William Kirby Kelley has surrendered.
Man Has Plea Deal Over Neo-Nazi Group's 'Swatting' Calls
A former Virginia college student has reached a plea agreement with federal prosecutors to resolve a charge that he coordinated with neo-Nazi group members to harass and endanger their targets by calling in bogus police emergencies.
John William Kirby Kelley, 19, has signed a plea agreement and has a plea hearing set for May 8, prosecutors said in a court filing Saturday. The filing doesn’t specify any terms of the deal.
Kelley was arrested in January on a charge of conspiring to make threats to injure. He hasn’t been indicted in connection with the alleged plot to make and videotape dozens of “swatting” calls to police to instigate an aggressive response by officers.
Prosecutors in a court filing called it "one of the most far-reaching and prolific swatting conspiracies known to law enforcement." The swatting calls included a November 2018 bomb threat against a predominantly African American church in Alexandria, Virginia, according to an FBI agent’s affidavit. In response to another swatting call last November against a vape shop, law enforcement in New Hope, Pennsylvania, issued a “shelter in place” order for the small town.
Kelley and others involved in the alleged scheme were affiliated with or expressed sympathy for Atomwaffen Division, a neo-Nazi group linked to a string of recent arrests, according to the agent’s affidavit.
Kelley, who was a student at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, suggested the school as a potential swatting target, the affidavit said. Campus police confronted Kelley last November after he allegedly called in a threat that he was armed with a rifle and had placed pipe bombs in university buildings.
The university expelled Kelley after his arrest on state drug charges.
Other Atomwaffen Division members have been arrested on separate but related charges in Virginia and Seattle that they used an internet chat channel to coordinate at least 134 swatting calls across the country.
“The conspirators targeted people for different reasons,” prosecutors wrote. “For instance, some conspirators proposed swatting individuals who were live streaming their activities. These targets were chosen because conspirators wanted to watch the law enforcement response to the threatening phone calls.”John Cameron Denton, a 26-year-old former group leader from Montgomery, Texas, was arrested in February. Denton is accused of participating in swatting calls against the New York offices of ProPublica, an online investigative news outlet, and a ProPublica journalist. Denton was angry at ProPublica and the journalist for exposing his role as an Atomwaffen leader, authorities said.
The group’s swatting targets also allegedly included an unidentified Cabinet official living in northern Virginia. Court records do not identify the Cabinet official, but public records show that then-Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen was a victim of a swatting incident at her home in Alexandria in January 2019, when the alleged swatting conspiracy was active.
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Man Has Plea Deal Over Neo-Nazi Group's 'Swatting' Calls
A former Virginia college student has reached a plea agreement with federal prosecutors to resolve a charge that he coordinated with neo-Nazi group members to harass and endanger their targets by calling in bogus police emergencies.
John William Kirby Kelley, 19, has signed a plea agreement and has a plea hearing set for May 8, prosecutors said in a court filing Saturday. The filing doesn’t specify any terms of the deal.
Kelley was arrested in January on a charge of conspiring to make threats to injure. He hasn’t been indicted in connection with the alleged plot to make and videotape dozens of “swatting” calls to police to instigate an aggressive response by officers.
Prosecutors in a court filing called it "one of the most far-reaching and prolific swatting conspiracies known to law enforcement." The swatting calls included a November 2018 bomb threat against a predominantly African American church in Alexandria, Virginia, according to an FBI agent’s affidavit. In response to another swatting call last November against a vape shop, law enforcement in New Hope, Pennsylvania, issued a “shelter in place” order for the small town.
Kelley and others involved in the alleged scheme were affiliated with or expressed sympathy for Atomwaffen Division, a neo-Nazi group linked to a string of recent arrests, according to the agent’s affidavit.
Kelley, who was a student at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, suggested the school as a potential swatting target, the affidavit said. Campus police confronted Kelley last November after he allegedly called in a threat that he was armed with a rifle and had placed pipe bombs in university buildings.
The university expelled Kelley after his arrest on state drug charges.
Other Atomwaffen Division members have been arrested on separate but related charges in Virginia and Seattle that they used an internet chat channel to coordinate at least 134 swatting calls across the country.
“The conspirators targeted people for different reasons,” prosecutors wrote. “For instance, some conspirators proposed swatting individuals who were live streaming their activities. These targets were chosen because conspirators wanted to watch the law enforcement response to the threatening phone calls.”John Cameron Denton, a 26-year-old former group leader from Montgomery, Texas, was arrested in February. Denton is accused of participating in swatting calls against the New York offices of ProPublica, an online investigative news outlet, and a ProPublica journalist. Denton was angry at ProPublica and the journalist for exposing his role as an Atomwaffen leader, authorities said.
The group’s swatting targets also allegedly included an unidentified Cabinet official living in northern Virginia. Court records do not identify the Cabinet official, but public records show that then-Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen was a victim of a swatting incident at her home in Alexandria in January 2019, when the alleged swatting conspiracy was active.
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now the only thing getting swatted will be his little nazi asshole
Hesa
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Imagine looking like this and thinking you were of the master race.
The low-slung ears are never a sign of anything good.
