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The funny thing is the desperate sideline by you chuckleheads.

I know you and your bubble buddies have a hard time with the truth.

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I know you and your bubble buddies have a hard time with the truth.

You set out to deceive from the start. You lie about the source, lie about the book and then spend time justifying the lie accusing others of having problems with the truth.

You've got a track record in mendacity, posting fictional quotations with links to paywalls or encyclopaedia subscriptions.

I don't think you know what truth is anymore.

I am beginning to wonder if lash posts from St Petersburg.

...There are numerous passages that can only be called comical until you remember that these are all hardened Nazis. Even then it’s fairly comical, like a documentary about white supremacists by the guys who made Waiting for Guffman and A Mighty Wind. Here’s one passage about her then boyfriend Kevin DeAnna, a white supremacist who founded something called Youth for Western Civilization and why the two didn’t make it as a couple …

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Their differences went deeper — and stranger — than that, and allowed McHugh to see inside a truly bizarre subculture. McHugh was a Catholic, while DeAnna was a member of the Wolves of Vinland, a group based near Lynchburg that was focused around a neopagan theology based on self-improvement and feats of strength, as well as coded white nationalism. The idea was to cast off the bounds of modern Judeo-Christian society and find a way back to pre-Christian northern-European culture. McHugh sometimes accompanied DeAnna on weekend trips down to the Wolves’ headquarters for what they called a “moot” — a ceremony in which the assembled Wolves would smear ash on their bodies around a fire and give what McHugh described as “dramatic speeches” about self-sufficiency and relying on the other group members. They would then sit around the fire and drink beers.

The Wolves placed a heavy emphasis on masculinity. The women would prepare food for the gatherings earlier in the day before the moot commenced, according to McHugh. The Wolves were into a “Centurion Method” of physical fitness; a video still on YouTube shows DeAnna and Paul Waggener, one of the founders of the group who used the pseudonym “Grimnir,” taking turns lifting up the trunk of a car filled with cement blocks, scrambling around on a bunch of debris, and squatting while holding logs.

One of the Wolves, Maurice Michaely (Wolf name Hjalti), was sentenced to two years in prison for trying to burn down a black church. (“Visiting with incarcerated Wolf,” Waggener wrote on Facebook in 2014 to caption a photo of himself visiting Michaely in jail, speaking to him on a phone across a transparent barrier. “Free Hjalti you ******* pricks.”)

You’ll feel a touch unclean after reading it. But you’ll know than you did before you did.

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I am beginning to wonder if lash posts from St Petersburg.

Nope. She's been on A2K for many years. I've talked with her on the phone 15 years ago or so.

What are the chances that Trump's shills and henchmen would pick up on and start spewing about this info all at the same time as trolls posting on political sites like this?