CLICK TO DOWNLOAD Earlier today, Patriot Youth published the leaked server of the the American Iron Front (AIF) on Telegram. The leaks reveal the organization to be an anti-White terrorist cell
The William McKinley Institute (WMKI) has received through an anonymous source the Discord server of Organize Against Transphobia (OAT). WMKI recently reported on OAT in May after several of the group’s leaders were filmed outside the courthouse hearing of three Stop Cop City activists who were arrested on charges of stalking and intimidation.
On April 18th, three individuals were arrested and charged with misdemeanor stalking and felony intimidation of a police officer after placing flyers on mailboxes in the Cartersville, Georgia neighborhood of
On Thursday, April 13, the 12-time All-American and five-time SEC championship swimmer, Riley Gaines, spoke at University at Buffalo about her experience competing against a man. Gaines, who has been outspoken about the newest trend of men pretending to be women and competing in female sports, was assaulted during her speech last week at San Francisco State University and had to leave for her own safety. The event in Buffalo drew a much smaller crowd of around 30-40 individuals from various extremist groups, but the protesters were unable to stop Gaines from speaking out.
The William McKinley Institute (WMKI) has received a media submission of photos and video from a pro-abortion rally earlier this year in Detroit, Michigan that reveals numerous anti-White extremist groups
On April 30, 2022 the Sons of Confederate Veterans held a memorial rally at Stone Mountain Georgia. In response, one coalition of anti-White extremists came out in a failed attempt
Two plaintiffs in the upcoming Sines v Kessler lawsuit have ties to, and coordinated activities with, the anti-White terrorist organization Refuse Fascism in the months prior to and during the rally. The organization, a “mass line” front group for the Revolutionary Communist Party, rioted across numerous states in the months before Unite the Right in order to “shut down” the events of their political opponents, including the inauguration of President Donald J. Trump. The two plaintiffs connected to the terrorist organization, Natalie Romero and Seth Wispelwey, have both alleged that Unite the Right speakers and organizers conspired to violate their rights at the 2017 Charlottesville rally. A new report by Occidental Observer reveals the extent of these ties, and how a founding leader of the organization was brought in to violate the rights of the defendants.
On June 4, a coalition of anti-White extremists and sexual perverts marched to “shut down” an event led by pastors Sean Feucht and Luke Humbrecht being held at Vinelife Church.
This article was originally published on The William McKinley Institute Blog on March 24, 2020. The Action Network is an activist platform that enables activists to campaign, fundraise and network.
This post was originally published on March 4, 2020 at the WMKI blog. In this new report, The William McKinley Institute details the networking and criminal activity of a