Since the 2017 "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville many white nationalists have discovered that being a neo-Nazi in this day and age is detrimental to their social standing as well as their career prospects. Some have decided to quietly retreat from public racism, perhaps hoping that their involvement in hate movements will be overlooked …
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This week in federal court, twenty-four defendants are facing a lawsuit for organizing and participating in the deadly “Unite the Right” rally held in Charlottesville, Virginia in August of 2017. Sines v Kessler alleges a conspiracy on the part of the defendants to deprive the plaintiffs of their civil rights. Jason Kessler, the rally organizer …
Following the release of thousands of messages from neo-Nazi Discord chat rooms by Unicorn Riot, scores of white nationalists scrambled to cover up their dirty little secrets. One of those white nationalists went by the alias "DocCLAR." Even though DocCLAR was easily identified following the leak, this news did not receive the attention it deserved. …
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(Note: this post has been updated) The 2017 "Unite the Right" rally brought hundreds of violent neo-Nazis and other extreme-right elements converging on the city of Charlottesville with intent to do harm to counter-protestors who opposed their message of white supremacy, anti-semitism and hatred of LGBTQ communities. Many of these individuals have since been identified, …
Last October our original Anonymous Comrade put the spotlight on a Bowl Patrol associate who goes by the alias "Mosin-Nagant": "Mosin-Nagant" was actually exposed earlier by fellow Nazi Christopher "Crying Nazi" Cantwell as retaliation for alleged harassment against him by the Bowl Patrol. He revealed that "Mosin-Nagant" is actually Dallas JN Medina of Ravenna, Ohio. …
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In July we exposed the identity of "Vic Mackey," leader of the neo-Nazi group "Bowl Patrol," as Andrew Richard Casarez, a 27 year old Pizza delivery driver and Orangevale, California resident. As a result of this exposure, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department served a Gun Violence Restraining Order and removed a firearm from Casarez's possession, …
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