Lots of good info on there of all kinds. James Mason's videos, Atomwaffen news, terror plots, etc. People that do stuff other than fedpost jo0z on the internut all day.
There is no atomwaffen and you know that. The leader is in prison having set up his girlfriend, and every former member of Attomwaffen publicly disavowed Attomwaffen, calling them feds and a honeypot.
The RCMP, Canada’s federal police force, have announced terrorism charges against two men accused of supporting the neo-Nazi movement—one of whom was the subject of a recently published VICE News investigation detailing his influence over the spread of neo-Nazism not just in Canada but internationally
The arrests come after an 18-month investigation, according to an RCMP press release Friday. The press release does not name the two men but reads the two were involved in “the creation of Terrorgram Collective manifestos and Atomwaffen Division (AWD) recruiting videos, in support of far-right extremism and the neo-Nazi terrorist movement.”
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Now according to @FreeinTX Atomwaffen doesn't exist. This ignores that even beyond the US there are Atomwaffen cells in multiple countries.
No. Plots in countries that do not allow for free speech do not count. People in Canada and the EU countries are often arrested for posting things online that would otherwise be perfectly fucking legal in the US.
The ONLY actual violence directly attributed to Attomwaffen was when one of Russell's roommates killed another of Russell's roommates after accusations of being a fed.
We've been over this. They disbanded. Then some of them started it up again. And that's the AMERICAN Atomwaffen.
Then there are chapters in multiple countries. A particularly violent one in Finland.
Beyond that Atomwaffen is a brand, not a membership organization. It's not like the Rotary Club where you have formal membership. The broader Terrorgram-Siegesphere has had six figures in terms of the estimates of people that have been through it. This is basically all Atomwaffen-Iron March offspawn.
I have made these points, with the appropriate news items, to you multiple times. You continue to nonsensically insist Atomwaffen doesn't even exist.
We've been over them too. There is not a dime's worth of difference between them now and what they were as Atomwaffen. It's like saying Nazis are no longer Nazis because they changed the name.
If there is no difference, use the term "American Futurist", not Attomwaffen, which no longer exists.
They WERE Attomwaffen doesn't mean that they ARE Attomwaffen, and just like I showed you when you posted the links to AF, those guys DISAVOW Attomwaffen, DISAVOW Russel, and DISAVOW violence. The only legal trouble that anyone associated with the group FORMERLY known as Attomwaffen, which no longer exists, is legal Tribble in countries that do not allow for free speech or free expression. Thought crimes. Shit poster crimes. Edgelord crimes. People sitting behind a computer screen posting memes. No different than AF.
Let's see some of your "facts" on that last sentence. I want documented proof that every Atomwaffen linked terror plot is a fed "entrapment" or "fictitious". You made the claim loudmouth. Now I'm challenging you to prove it.
Estimating the prevalence of entrapment in post-9/11 terrorism cases - January 2017
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D. ENTRAPMENT AMONG THE HIGHEST-PROFILE TERRORISM CASES
Another way of illustrating the significance of this Article’s indicators analysis is to apply it to published lists of the most high-profile terrorism cases. The Heritage Foundation, a prominent conservative think tank, released a list of sixty terrorist attacks and thwarted terrorist plots.256 Four of these involved foreign court systems, rather than U.S. courts; nine were based on real or attempted attacks; two led to no arrests; and one involved a military tribunal rather than the regular U.S. court system.257 Among the remaining forty-four, ten were not plots, as this Article uses the term, but were other types of terrorism offenses, involving such things as sending money to a terrorist group or attending a terrorist training camp abroad.258 Of the remaining thirty-four cases, ten overlap with the plots identified above as being potentially real threats.259 The average number of indicators for the remaining twenty-four cases is 9.2, suggesting that many of these cases are highly problematic. Eighty-two percent of the forty-four defendants in these twenty-four cases had seven or more indicators of entrapment, and 50% had ten or more. Eighty-six percent had three or more of the core six indicators, and 61% had four of more of the core six. Thus, a sizable proportion of cases promoted as noteworthy plots thwarted by counterterrorism authorities in fact show numerous indicators of entrapment. This suggests that such lists of “plots” should be regarded with skepticism, since only a small proportion of cases in this list appear to correspond with real threats of terrorist attacks, as opposed to plots driven by informants or less serious terrorism-related offenses
Why was he and his "girlfriend" indicted last year?
You know damn well you didn't disprove shit.
1. The FBI was caught in over 150 cases over 10 years following 9-11 setting up people as "Muslim Terrorists" to advance a police state agenda. See "Terror Factory"
2. Moving forward under Obama, the FBI shifted from setting up "Muslim terrorists" to "right wing extremists"
See Matt Gaetz interview by Tim Pool
3. Brandon Russell founded Attomwaffen.
4. One of Russell's roommates, who was in Attomwaffen, murdered another one of Russell's roommates, also in Attomwaffen, accusing him of being a fed.
Has he had a trial yet?
5. Russell pled guilty of possession of bomb making materials that were discovered in the investigation of his roommates. He got 3 years (???) in prison.
6. While in prison, Russell met Sarah Clendaniel. She was a convicted felon, convicted of robbing several liquor stores with a knife.
7. Russell and Clendaniel hooked up after Russell promised to marry her and give her children.
8. Russell was released early having served less than half his sentence on SUPERVISED parole.
9. Sarah Clendaniel was diagnosed as having a terminal illness and is expected to live only a few more years.
10. When Russell was released on SUPERVISED parole, he talked Sarah Clendaniel into taking a picture of herself wearing fatigues, a swastika, and holding a rifle, which she is forbidden from possessing because of her felony record.
11. Russell took the picture, along with plans to shoot a power station with the idea of shutting the power off a big city, and sent them to a "friend" that he had never personally met, only knowing him online.
12. The "friend" was a confidential information who then forwarded the items to the FBI, who then rearrested Russell and Clendaniel, charging them with illegal possession of a weapon and plotting to commit a terrorist attack that even you, yourself, admit is not a viable tactic of disruption.
13. Sarah Clendaniel had never fired that rifle, or any other rifle in her entire life.
This is what a setup looks like, and you fucking know it.
[ + ] Joe_McCarthy
[ - ] Joe_McCarthy [op] -1 points 1.2 yearsMar 26, 2024 13:49:35 ago (+0/-1)
[ + ] KosherHiveKicker
[ - ] KosherHiveKicker 0 points 1.2 yearsMar 26, 2024 13:54:29 ago (+0/-0)
Who has killed more Americans? PANTIFA / BlackLiesMatter -vs- Atomwaffen?
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[ + ] FreeinTX
[ - ] FreeinTX 0 points 1.2 yearsMar 26, 2024 14:47:46 ago (+0/-0)
There is no atomwaffen and you know that. The leader is in prison having set up his girlfriend, and every former member of Attomwaffen publicly disavowed Attomwaffen, calling them feds and a honeypot.
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[ + ] Joe_McCarthy
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I posted on these guys just a couple of weeks ago:
https://www.upgoat.net/viewpost?postid=65e92de5a1478&commentid=65e9337b4031f
From the VICE link on the Canadian case:
The RCMP, Canada’s federal police force, have announced terrorism charges against two men accused of supporting the neo-Nazi movement—one of whom was the subject of a recently published VICE News investigation detailing his influence over the spread of neo-Nazism not just in Canada but internationally
The arrests come after an 18-month investigation, according to an RCMP press release Friday. The press release does not name the two men but reads the two were involved in “the creation of Terrorgram Collective manifestos and Atomwaffen Division (AWD) recruiting videos, in support of far-right extremism and the neo-Nazi terrorist movement.”
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Now according to @FreeinTX Atomwaffen doesn't exist. This ignores that even beyond the US there are Atomwaffen cells in multiple countries.
[ + ] FreeinTX
[ - ] FreeinTX 0 points 1.2 yearsMar 26, 2024 15:51:11 ago (+0/-0)
The ONLY actual violence directly attributed to Attomwaffen was when one of Russell's roommates killed another of Russell's roommates after accusations of being a fed.
You're so full of shit.
[ + ] FreeinTX
[ - ] FreeinTX 0 points 1.2 yearsMar 26, 2024 15:53:51 ago (+0/-0)
https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjdnam/audio-recording-claims-neo-nazi-terror-group-is-disbanding
[ + ] Joe_McCarthy
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Then there are chapters in multiple countries. A particularly violent one in Finland.
Beyond that Atomwaffen is a brand, not a membership organization. It's not like the Rotary Club where you have formal membership. The broader Terrorgram-Siegesphere has had six figures in terms of the estimates of people that have been through it. This is basically all Atomwaffen-Iron March offspawn.
I have made these points, with the appropriate news items, to you multiple times. You continue to nonsensically insist Atomwaffen doesn't even exist.
These guys are ex-Atomwaffen people:
https://americanfuturist.net/
We've been over them too. There is not a dime's worth of difference between them now and what they were as Atomwaffen. It's like saying Nazis are no longer Nazis because they changed the name.
[ + ] FreeinTX
[ - ] FreeinTX 0 points 1.2 yearsMar 27, 2024 06:50:59 ago (+0/-0)
They WERE Attomwaffen doesn't mean that they ARE Attomwaffen, and just like I showed you when you posted the links to AF, those guys DISAVOW Attomwaffen, DISAVOW Russel, and DISAVOW violence. The only legal trouble that anyone associated with the group FORMERLY known as Attomwaffen, which no longer exists, is legal Tribble in countries that do not allow for free speech or free expression. Thought crimes. Shit poster crimes. Edgelord crimes. People sitting behind a computer screen posting memes. No different than AF.
[ + ] KosherHiveKicker
[ - ] KosherHiveKicker 0 points 1.2 yearsMar 26, 2024 18:12:05 ago (+0/-0)
"Plots" are FED created entrapments, or 100% fictitious to begin with.
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[ + ] KosherHiveKicker
[ - ] KosherHiveKicker 0 points 1.2 yearsMar 26, 2024 20:23:09 ago (+0/-0)*
Page 664
Another way of illustrating the significance of this Article’s indicators analysis is to apply it to published lists of the most high-profile terrorism cases. The Heritage Foundation, a prominent conservative think tank, released a list of sixty terrorist attacks and thwarted terrorist plots.256 Four of these involved foreign court systems, rather than U.S. courts; nine were based on real or attempted attacks; two led to no arrests; and one involved a military tribunal rather than the regular U.S. court system.257 Among the remaining forty-four, ten were not plots, as this Article uses the term, but were other types of terrorism offenses, involving such things as sending money to a terrorist group or attending a terrorist training camp abroad.258 Of the remaining thirty-four cases, ten overlap with the plots identified above as being potentially real threats.259 The average number of indicators for the remaining twenty-four cases is 9.2, suggesting that many of these cases are highly problematic. Eighty-two percent of the forty-four defendants in these twenty-four cases had seven or more indicators of entrapment, and 50% had ten or more. Eighty-six percent had three or more of the core six indicators, and 61% had four of more of the core six. Thus, a sizable proportion of cases promoted as noteworthy plots thwarted by counterterrorism authorities in fact show numerous indicators of entrapment. This suggests that such lists of “plots” should be regarded with skepticism, since only a small proportion of cases in this list appear to correspond with real threats of terrorist attacks, as opposed to plots driven by informants or less serious terrorism-related offenses
- https://www.researchgate.net/publication/313405013_Estimating_the_prevalence_of_entrapment_in_post-911_terrorism_cases
EAT SHIT... YOU FUCKING KIKE SHILL.
[ + ] FreeinTX
[ - ] FreeinTX 0 points 1.2 yearsMar 26, 2024 15:48:17 ago (+0/-0)*
Where is Brandon Russel now?
Why was he and his "girlfriend" indicted last year?
You know damn well you didn't disprove shit.
1. The FBI was caught in over 150 cases over 10 years following 9-11 setting up people as "Muslim Terrorists" to advance a police state agenda. See "Terror Factory"
2. Moving forward under Obama, the FBI shifted from setting up "Muslim terrorists" to "right wing extremists"
See Matt Gaetz interview by Tim Pool
3. Brandon Russell founded Attomwaffen.
4. One of Russell's roommates, who was in Attomwaffen, murdered another one of Russell's roommates, also in Attomwaffen, accusing him of being a fed.
Has he had a trial yet?
5. Russell pled guilty of possession of bomb making materials that were discovered in the investigation of his roommates. He got 3 years (???) in prison.
6. While in prison, Russell met Sarah Clendaniel. She was a convicted felon, convicted of robbing several liquor stores with a knife.
7. Russell and Clendaniel hooked up after Russell promised to marry her and give her children.
8. Russell was released early having served less than half his sentence on SUPERVISED parole.
9. Sarah Clendaniel was diagnosed as having a terminal illness and is expected to live only a few more years.
10. When Russell was released on SUPERVISED parole, he talked Sarah Clendaniel into taking a picture of herself wearing fatigues, a swastika, and holding a rifle, which she is forbidden from possessing because of her felony record.
11. Russell took the picture, along with plans to shoot a power station with the idea of shutting the power off a big city, and sent them to a "friend" that he had never personally met, only knowing him online.
12. The "friend" was a confidential information who then forwarded the items to the FBI, who then rearrested Russell and Clendaniel, charging them with illegal possession of a weapon and plotting to commit a terrorist attack that even you, yourself, admit is not a viable tactic of disruption.
13. Sarah Clendaniel had never fired that rifle, or any other rifle in her entire life.
This is what a setup looks like, and you fucking know it.