THE CHARLOTTESVILLE 'STAND DOWN' SCAM IN FIVE EASY STEPS

"Standin' down in C-town": Whoa there, boys! Careful you don't work too hard! 

by Andy Nowicki

Now that it has been confirmed that the Charlottesville police were given a "stand-down" order on August 12, in order to provoke a state of violence and thus create a pretext to cancel the #UnitetheRight rally, the appreciative video viewer can trace the shape of how this whole sick joke went down.

NEW MUSIC VIDEO PROMOTES ANTIFA VIOLENCE

                           

This video by a Rage Against the Machine-esque metal band called Stray From the Path is called "Goodnight Alt Right." It depicts a Richard Spencer fan in a red "Make America Great Again"-style cap planning some kind of lone wolf terror attack. His nefarious aims are foiled, however, when "heroic" antifas break into the man's house and beat him to a bloody pulp.

AGAINST THE "ANTI-FASCIST" CREEPS

A Review of Alexander Reid-Ross’s “Against the Fascist Creep”

by Keith Preston

For decades, a minor cottage industry of professional “anti-racists” and “anti-fascists” has existed for the purpose of perpetually sounding the alarm about the imminent threat posed by supposed “far right extremists.” The most well-known and influential of these is the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has raked in millions of dollars largely by frightening elderly liberals and Jews old enough to remember the Holocaust with hobgoblin tales about the supposedly persistent rise of neo-Nazism in America.