Charlottesville, Va., and several local businesses have joined a lawsuit against white supremacists and “private militia groups” to prevent them from holding rallies in the city. [More]Here's the complaint. You don't gather that amount of intel without a lot of monitoring and inside information. And noting the different group goals, it'll be interesting to see who joins together in defense and who does nothing.
It will also be interesting to see if any of this will be deemed unconstitutionally "vague."
[Via Mack H]
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As a League of the South member, and chairman of the South Carolina chapter, I have an acute interest in this law suit. I will draw up an amicus brief for out side, against the communists targeting our side.
I was in Charlottesville, providing first responder aid to all who needed it, I'm an RN with lots of training to deal with combat injuries.
Our people attacked NO ONE. The black, who has already been bonded out of jail, attacked several of our people who responded in self defense.
They're using the civil suit route which will force us to fund attorneys out of pocket.
We will do that with the goal of exposing these communists for what they are. Anti-Christian, and anti-civilization.
I'll try to keep you informed, if you're interested.
More information:
http://www.occidentaldissent.com/2017/10/13/christian-yingling-and-george-curbelo-responds-to-charlottesville/
More from a III% type militia. Yeah, they've been named in the suit as well. III%ers need to choose sides, communists do not recognize them as neutrals.
The middle of the road is the most dangerous place to be.
"First we ...... all the Lawyers?"
Ma Duce
Two new articles about Charlottesville.
http://www.occidentaldissent.com/2017/10/13/american-warrior-revolution-officially-responds-to-charlottesville/
http://www.occidentaldissent.com/2017/10/13/christian-yingling-and-george-curbelo-responds-to-charlottesville/
Thanks for the Intel, Pat H.
Even now, there are those who refuse to believe we are in a civil war.
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