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Re: Military subverters
DIR By: guest5
Date: February 24, 2021, 9:54 pm
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Pentagon report gives disturbing details on White supremacists
in active military
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> A Pentagon report on extremism obtained by CNN gives
disturbing insight into how White supremacists are active in the
military and offers recommendations to better identify domestic
extremists and prevent them from serving. CNN's Oren Liebermann
reports.
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SJCAoEMies
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Re: Military subverters
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: March 8, 2021, 11:08 pm
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HTML https://us.yahoo.com/gma/white-supremacists-seek-affiliation-law-100501579.html
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> In some cases, they wanted to join the military or police so
they would be able to commit acts of violence toward members of
minority groups.
>
> In others, they planned to join the military or police to
learn how to wage war against members of those minority groups.
>
> Based on investigations between 2016 and 2020, agents and
analysts with the FBI's division in San Antonio concluded that
white supremacists and other right-wing extremists would "very
likely seek affiliation with military and law enforcement
entities in furtherance of" their ideologies, according to a
confidential intelligence assessment issued late last month.
> ...
> The authors of the Feb. 25 report wrote that their assessment
is "based on evidence [extremists] expressed a desire to join
the military and law enforcement primarily to obtain tradecraft
to prepare for and initiate a collapse of society, specifically
by engaging in violence against the US government and specified
racial and ethnic groups. Online peers encouraged them to seek
these careers and [extremists] built relationships with
associates seeking military employment, focusing on the
associates' current and future martial skills."
>
> In addition, the report says extremists are "likely to seek to
exploit familial and social connections when pursuing military
and law enforcement employment, reducing obstacles and
increasing opportunities ... to acquire tradecraft."
> ...
> Good Morning America
> White supremacists 'seek affiliation' with law enforcement to
further their goals, internal FBI report warns
> JOSH MARGOLIN
> Mon, March 8, 2021, 6:05 PM
>
> In some cases, they wanted to join the military or police so
they would be able to commit acts of violence toward members of
minority groups.
>
> In others, they planned to join the military or police to
learn how to wage war against members of those minority groups.
>
> Based on investigations between 2016 and 2020, agents and
analysts with the FBI's division in San Antonio concluded that
white supremacists and other right-wing extremists would "very
likely seek affiliation with military and law enforcement
entities in furtherance of" their ideologies, according to a
confidential intelligence assessment issued late last month.
>
> The document, obtained by ABC News, was distributed to law
enforcement agencies both in Texas and elsewhere in the country.
It focuses on extremists inspired by the white-supremacist
publication "Siege," which served as motivation for the neo-Nazi
group known as "Atomwaffen Division," among others. The report
is titled "Siege-Inspired Actors Very Likely Seek Military and
Law Enforcement Affiliation, Increasing Risk of Tradecraft
Proliferation and Color of Law Offenses in the FBI San Antonio
Area of Responsibility."
>
> Conclusions in the assessment were based on information from
records and informants, some of whom had "excellent access," the
FBI authors wrote in the Feb. 25 document.
>
> MORE: The symbols of hate and far-right extremism on display
in pro-Trump Capitol siege
>
> "In the long term, FBI San Antonio assesses [racially
motivated violent extremists] successfully entering military and
law enforcement careers almost certainly will gain access to
non-public tradecraft and information, enabling them to enhance
operational security and develop new tactics in and beyond the
FBI San Antonio" region, the document said.
>
> FBI spokesperson Katherine Gulotta said that "FBI field
offices routinely share information with their local law
enforcement partners to assist in protecting the communities
they serve." She did not specifically address the content of the
report.
>
> Critics say the document once again shows the nation's top law
enforcement agency has been slow to deal with the problem of
white-supremacist infiltration of police and the military, even
as FBI agents watched evidence mounting.
>
> "When we asked the FBI last year to testify about white
supremacists executing plans to infiltrate law enforcement
entities across America, the bureau refused and told us it had
no evidence that racist infiltration was a problem," Rep. Jamie
Raskin (D-Md.) said in a statement. "Now, the January
insurrection -- and the growing evidence of off-duty law
enforcement officers being involved in the attack on Congress --
and this newly leaked report confirm in my mind that the FBI's
failure to level with the American people about organized racist
infiltration of law enforcement is having dangerous and deadly
consequences."
> PHOTO: Pro-Trump protesters gather in front of the U.S.
Capitol Building, Jan. 6, 2021 in Washington, DC. (Jon
Cherry/Getty Images, FILE)
> PHOTO: Pro-Trump protesters gather in front of the U.S.
Capitol Building, Jan. 6, 2021 in Washington, DC. (Jon
Cherry/Getty Images, FILE)
>
> Raskin, the chairman of the House Civil Rights and Civil
Liberties Subcommittee, led a hearing last year on white
supremacy and the federal government's response to the problem.
He also released a report detailing FBI warnings about the way
white supremacists infiltrate law enforcement, and said the
bureau was reluctant to deal with the problem during the Trump
administration.
>
> "We are continuing to press the FBI for information about how
it plans to counteract the contagion of white supremacist
infiltration of law enforcement bodies," Raskin said after
learning of the newly released report. "The FBI must answer
specifically for what it is doing to combat white supremacist
infiltration of law enforcement. It must work to root out
officers who seek state power to terrorize our communities under
color of law."
>
> Addressing the issue of violent extremism, FBI Director
Christopher Wray told lawmakers last week that the bureau has
been "sounding the alarm" about the rising domestic terror
threat for "a number of years now."
>
> Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Wray said
that there are currently 2,000 domestic terrorism
investigations, up from almost 1,000 when he first started in
2017.
>
> "Whenever we've had the chance we've tried to emphasize that
this is a top concern and remained so for the FBI," Wray said.
"The FBI will not tolerate agitators and extremists who plan or
committed violence. Period. And that goes for violent
extremists, of any stripe."
>
> MORE: In return to Justice Department, Garland brings
background in domestic terror to a nation in crisis
>
> The authors of the Feb. 25 report wrote that their assessment
is "based on evidence [extremists] expressed a desire to join
the military and law enforcement primarily to obtain tradecraft
to prepare for and initiate a collapse of society, specifically
by engaging in violence against the US government and specified
racial and ethnic groups. Online peers encouraged them to seek
these careers and [extremists] built relationships with
associates seeking military employment, focusing on the
associates' current and future martial skills."
>
> In addition, the report says extremists are "likely to seek to
exploit familial and social connections when pursuing military
and law enforcement employment, reducing obstacles and
increasing opportunities ... to acquire tradecraft."
>
> Since the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, lawmakers and
officials have increasingly focused on the issue of white
supremacy and other types of violent extremism in the military
and law enforcement. According to research by news organizations
including The New York Times, at least 30 people with law
enforcement training have been tied to the events of the
insurrection, which left five dead, including a Capitol Hill
police officer.
>
> The Pentagon is so concerned about right-wing extremism and
white supremacy in the ranks that the entire military has been
ordered to do a one-day "stand down" to address the problem.
>
> "This is behavior that can really tear at the fabric of our
institution," Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told ABC News'
Martha Raddatz Sunday on This Week. "And so we want to make sure
that our troops are reminded of what our values are, reminded of
the oath that we took coming in."
> PHOTO: Members of white nationalists rally around a statue of
Robert E. Lee in Charlottesville, Virginia, U.S., Aug. 12, 2017.
(Joshua Roberts/Reuters, FILE)
> PHOTO: Members of white nationalists rally around a statue of
Robert E. Lee in Charlottesville, Virginia, U.S., Aug. 12, 2017.
(Joshua Roberts/Reuters, FILE)
>
> Former FBI Agent Michael German, whose expertise was
infiltrating white supremacist groups for the bureau, said he
continues to be troubled by the way FBI leadership is dealing
with the problem.
>
> "In 2006, the FBI warned in writing that white supremacists
seek to infiltrate law enforcement, and its 2015
Counterterrorism Policy Guide instructed agents conducting
domestic terrorism investigations of white supremacists and
far-right militias to modify their tactics because the subjects
of these investigations often have 'active links' to law
enforcement," German said. "Yet when Congress sought answers
about what the FBI was doing to address this threat, FBI
managers disavowed the intelligence."
>
> German, now an author and fellow at the Brennan Center for
Justice at New York University Law School, said that the new
report from San Antonio "makes clear that white supremacist
infiltration of law enforcement and recruitment from the ranks
continued to be a problem even as their superiors disavowed it.
When FBI managers won't accept intelligence reports coming from
their agents working the streets, it is no wonder intelligence
failures like the Capitol attack occur."
>
> "The problem isn't a lack of intelligence or barriers to
collection," German said. "It is that FBI managers continue to
ignore the intelligence they receive if it doesn't fit their
preferred narratives about what the terrorist threat looks
like."
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Re: Military subverters
DIR By: rp
Date: March 17, 2021, 8:15 pm
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HTML https://youtu.be/benDdOXhsaI
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Re: Military subverters
DIR By: rp
Date: March 28, 2021, 12:22 pm
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SEALs are big guys. Mesomorphic build, above 6 feet in height.
Most of our guys are pretty small. How do you expect to win
against them in combat? Aren't we at a disadvantage?
Speaking of which, check out this cro-Magnoid veteran decrying
"political correctness":
HTML https://youtu.be/HxDDYOHB_yg
More on John Burk:
HTML https://muc.fandom.com/wiki/John_Burk
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> ohn Burk was born and raised in Bullworth, Texas. Enlisting in
the Army at the age of 17 in 1995, he spent the majority of his
adult life conducting daily morning physical fitness training
geared towards combat related events. He served for 17 months in
the invasion of Iraq and served in a variety of positions in the
Infantry. Upon returning home from his first deployment, he was
honorably discharged after completing his initial enlistment.
After marrying his girlfriend and having their first child,
Isabella, John left the Army at 6’2” and weighed 176 pounds
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They clearly possess much more physical strength than the
average Aryan...
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Re: Military subverters
DIR By: guest5
Date: March 28, 2021, 1:41 pm
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> They clearly possess much more physical strength than the
average Aryan...
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At least level the playing field a little bit then if you plan
on getting into physical altercations with them:
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnis
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Re: Military subverters
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: March 29, 2021, 12:04 am
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"SEALs are big guys. Mesomorphic build, above 6 feet in height.
Most of our guys are pretty small. How do you expect to win
against them in combat? Aren't we at a disadvantage?"
Bigger targets tend to be easier to hit from the same distance.
"check out this cro-Magnoid veteran decrying "political
correctness":"
I mostly agree with him about how soldiers need to be properly
trained. We will be fighting the IDF one day, so we'd better
train properly!
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noV3Ft7EoeM
The issue is who should be trained into soldiers in the first
place. If we train only anti-racists into soldiers, we can train
them without worrying about PC and they will still be
anti-racists afterwards. The problem is that the US military is
recruiting racists and then trying to turn them anti-racist via
PC training, which will fail.
"More on John Burk:
HTML https://muc.fandom.com/wiki/John_Burk"
Please edit the page to remove the "Aryan" classification.
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Re: Military subverters
DIR By: rp
Date: March 29, 2021, 9:42 am
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I would if I could l, but I can't:
HTML https://muc.fandom.com/wiki/John_Burk?action=edit
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Re: Military subverters
DIR By: Zea_mays
Date: April 3, 2021, 11:48 pm
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Lt. Gen. Charles Flynn, brother of Lt. Gen Michael Flynn
(retired from the military) (Trump's former national security
advisor and foreign agent), was one of the generals who delayed
the National Guard during the Capitol Coup.
Michael Flynn had urged Trump to declare martial law in order to
maintain power. Trump reportedly discussed this with him
personally and was quite close to actually following through on
his plan.
At first, the military denied Charles Flynn was present during
the phone calls about deploying the National Guard. Then, they
were forced to admit he was there. Now, we know he was one of
the ones to delay the National Guard.
Maybe it was indeed Trump's intent to let things get bad enough
to provide an excuse to declare martial law? Additionally, who
allowed Charles Flynn to oversee such a thing, given the fact
that his brother was openly advocating to overthrow the
government? I think I read that, after the insurrection, over
20,000 National Guard troops had their social networks
investigated and weren't allowed to participate in the
inauguration if they had family or friends with known
insurrectionist sentiments...
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> Another member of the Flynn family caught up in lies and
traitorous behavior? Color me shocked.
>
> Major General William Walker testified that Michael Flynn's
younger brother was indeed on the phone call while the Capitol
was being overwhelmed by violent insurrectionists on January 6.
The Army had previously denied Flynn's presence on the call D.C.
Police Chief Steven Sund placed, requesting back up from the
National Guard to help secure the building.
>
> Not only was Lt. General Charles Flynn on the call, over by
1:49 p.m. that day, he was one of the people arguing that the
"optics" of having the National Guard show up to protect
Congress and the Capitol wouldn't be good. It took over three
hours for the "optics" of NOT having them there to get bad
enough to send them in.
>
> According to Maj. Gen. Walker's written prepared remarks, “The
approval for Chief Sund’s request would eventually come from the
Acting Secretary of Defense and be relayed to me by Army Senior
Leaders at 5:08pm–three hours and 19 minutes later."
>
> When Sen. Amy Klobuchar questioned him about the call, he
responded, "Who was talking about optics were General Flynn, and
General Piatt. And they both said it wouldn't be in their best
military advice to advise the Secretary of the Army to have
uniformed Guards members at the Capitol during the election
confirmation."
>
> Nothing fishy at all about the younger brother of Michael
Flynn — the guy urging Trump to institute martial law in order
to stay in power — delaying sending in those same troops to
protect the government from being overthrown by violent
insurrectionists. Nothing fishy at all.
--- End Quote ---
HTML https://crooksandliars.com/2021/03/flynns-brother-was-jan-6th-call-arguing
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> Dan Lamothe, one of the reporters who broke the story, said
that Army officials denied it because they were "aware of how it
might look to some Americans."
>
> The riot came one day after Michael Flynn, himself a retired
three-star general and former head of the Defense Intelligence
Agency, revved up a crowd of Trump's supporters at a Washington
rally with false claims of election-rigging.
>
> "This country is awake tomorrow," he said on the eve of the
siege. "The members of Congress, the members of the House of
Representatives, the members of the United States Senate, those
of you who are feeling weak tonight … we the people are going to
be here, and we want you to know that we will not stand for a
lie."
>
> Michael Flynn has increasingly pushed QAnon conspiracy
theories and was banned by Twitter in the wake of the riot, as
part of the platform's crackdown on misinformation and
incitement of violence. Flynn, along with his attorney Sidney
Powell, met with Trump at the White House during his push to
baselessly overturn the results of the election and publicly
called for Trump to invoke martial law to "rerun" the election.
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HTML https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/why-did-army-repeatedly-deny-that-michael-flynn-e2-80-99s-brother-was-involved-in-capitol-riot-response/ar-BB1cYaYX
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Re: Military subverters
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: April 14, 2021, 4:47 am
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It's OK for Marines to be "white":
HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/13-investigations-no-court-martials-120018004.html
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> For decades, the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps have quietly
kicked out some of the worst white supremacists in their ranks,
offering them administrative discharges that leave no public
record of their hateful activity, a USA TODAY review of Navy
documents found.
>
> The documents, obtained via a public-records request by the
open-government advocacy group American Oversight, detail 13
major investigations into white supremacist activity in the Navy
and Marine Corps over more than 20 years. They show a pattern in
which military leaders chose to deal with personnel involved in
extremism by dismissing them in ways that would not attract
public attention.
>
> Take what happened to Edward Fix and Jacob Laskey.
>
> In the early hours of Dec. 10, 2000, three white men left a
neo-Nazi rally and headed to downtown Jacksonville, Florida.
They were looking for a Black person to beat up, according to
the Navy records.
>
> On Main Street, they found John Joseph Newsome, 44. They beat
him severely with their fists, boots and a broken bottle, all
the while shouting “Kill the n-----,” according to the
documents.
>
> Then they went looking for another victim.
> ...
> Yet the two sailors never faced military charges, which likely
would have resulted in them being dishonorably discharged if
they had been found guilty.
>
> Instead, the Navy dismissed them via administrative
discharges. Their only punishment from the Navy for almost
beating a man to death in a racially-motivated hate crime was to
lose their jobs, documents show.
>
> Fix and Laskey entered civilian life with barely a blot on
their military record.
> ...
> six members of the "RRR" gang were allegedly involved in
"multiple physical and verbal confrontations with black
Marines." But Navy investigators ultimately concluded that the
Marines didn't violate the Uniform Code of Military Justice, the
military's criminal statute.
>
> Outside the military, racially-motivated fights can be
prosecuted as hate crimes in most states. Military prosecutors
didn't have that option because no specific section of the
military criminal code refers to extremism or white supremacist
activity.
>
> Ultimately, all six Marines were allowed to leave the service
with general discharges “under honorable conditions.”
> ...
> Most white supremacist incidents are never formally
investigated
> ...
> Jason Smedley, who has served in the Marines for 20 years in
active duty and as a reservist, was involved in one of them.
>
> Smedley was attacked by two white Marines in infantry school
in 2001. One of the men held Smedley while the other punched him
repeatedly in a vicious beating. It "knocked most of my teeth to
the roof of my mouth," Smedley said.
>
> He said the assault was clearly racially motivated, but it was
never investigated as such.
>
> "It was just treated like any other fight," Smedley said. "As
I'm standing there, bloodied, the instructor came over and made
us shake hands in front of the entire platoon, which was so
humiliating — shaking hands with the guy who just beat me up."
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Re: Racist bullying
DIR By: guest5
Date: April 15, 2021, 9:18 pm
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'You are in the wrong neighbourhood’: US soldier arrested for
shoving Black man
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> A white US Army soldier has been charged with third-degree
assault after a video of him shoving and harassing a Black man
in a South Carolina neighbourhood went viral.
> #Racism
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFeFBapE658
It's not OK to be "black" in a "white" neighborhood according to
"whites". But, it is OK to be a "white" in a "black"
neighborhood according to "whites" and "blacks"....
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