— Who drove how long to get here?
— 12 hours in our car.
We’ve been driving from north of the border, so.
— Oh, you came down from Canada-stan.
If I was doing the Radical Agenda in Canada, I’d probably be arrested for it, right?
— Well, in Canada,
hurting people’s feeling is basically illegal.
I mean, it’s not really criminal, but…
— Unless they’re white males.
— So when did you get into, as you said, “the racial stuff”?
— When the Trayvon Martin case happened,
you know, Michael Brown, and Tamir Rice and all of these different things happened,
every single case,
it’s some little black asshole behaving like a savage and he gets himself in trouble,
shockingly enough.
Whatever problems I might have with my fellow white people,
they generally are not inclined to such behavior
and you’ve gotta take that into consideration
when you’re thinking about how to organize your society.
— I mean, Oklahoma City…
— Okay, so exactly.
You have to go back to Oklahoma City to talk about a white act of terrorism.
— Elliot Rodger, Dylann Roof…
— Okay.
So now you’ve managed to name three people—
and I’m pretty sure Elliot Rodger wasn’t explicitly white, by the way—
but the thing is, you remember the names of white bombers and mass shooters, okay?
Can you tell me the names of all 19 hijackers on 9/11 off the top of your head?
You can remember Dylann Roof’s name—
— We were asking whether white people were capable of violence.
— I didn’t say capable.
Of course we’re capable—
I’m carrying a pistol, I go to the gym all the time.
I’m trying to make myself more capable of violence.
I’m here to spread my ideas, talk,
in the hopes that somebody more capable will come along and do that.
Somebody like Donald Trump,
who does not give his daughter to a Jew.
— So Donald Trump, but, like… more racist.
— A lot more racist than Donald Trump.
I don’t think you can feel about race the way I do
and watch that Kushner bastard walk around with that beautiful girl.
Okay?
— Can you talk a little more about the right
adopting the politics, or the political style, of the left?
— We don’t have the camaraderie,
we don’t have the trust level that our rivals do.
And that camaraderie and trust is built up through activism,
and it is one of the tactics that we’re adopting.
— We’re here!
We’re gay!
We fight the KKK!
We’re here!
We’re gay!
We fight the KKK!
We’re here!
We’re gay!
We fight the KKK!
— Fuck you, faggots!
Fuck you, faggots!
— So we just saw some rival chants.
These are some of the alt-right groups lined up.
— Fuck you, faggots!
Fuck you, faggots!
— They’re supposedly here to protest the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee,
but they’re really here to show that they’re more than an internet meme—
that they’re a big, real presence that can organize in physical space.
So that alt-right is very organized.
They have a lot of numbers, they have shields,
they have protective gear, like helmets.
We’ve seen tear gas…
— …water bottles, eggs thrown.
— Fuck!
— Can I have water to drink?
Thank you.
— So riot police are coming, we’re being told to disperse.
Some of the alt-right are being pushed out.
It’s about a half an hour before the speakers are supposed to start.
The alt-right are marching to McIntire Park,
it’s the alternate park that they were being pushed to earlier this week.
— We’re here obeying the law.
We’re doing everything that we’re supposed to do,
trying to express opinions.
And the criminals are over there getting their way.
And that is a foundational problem in our society,
and whatever you think of my opinions,
that’s going to be something that puts you in danger.
— And that is because this city is run by Jewish Communists and criminal niggers.
That’s exactly what it is.
— I’m not even saying we’re nonviolent.
I’m saying that fucking we didn’t aggress.
We did not initiate force against anyone.
We’re not nonviolent—
we’ll fucking kill these people if we have to.
— C’mon, everyone in!
— Do we need more people in here?
We’ve got VICE in here.
— Is this the fucking media right here?
— Yeah, exactly.
Fucking VICE jumped in the fucking van.
Open the door and let him out—
if we gotta kick the media out, we do!
He’s your guy?
— Why don’t you tell me what you think?
What do you do for the Daily Stormer?
— I am a feature writer, I do Crypto report.
I’m generally their man on the ground at events.
— So what do you hope to get out of today?
What does it mean to you?
— Well, for one thing,
it means that we’re showing to this parasitic class of anti-white vermin
that this is our country,
this country was built by our forefathers and sustained by us.
It’s going to remain our country.
I believe, as you can see, we are stepping off the internet in a big way.
For instance, last night at the torch walk, there were hundreds and hundreds of us.
People realized that they are not itemized individuals,
they are part of a larger whole because we have been spreading our memes,
we have been organizing on the internet, and so now they’re coming out.
And now, as you can see today,
we greatly outnumbered the anti-white, anti-American filth.
And, at some point,
we will have enough power that we will clear them from the streets forever—
that which is degenerate in white countries will be removed.
— So you’re saying showing up in physical space
lets people know there are more like them?
— We’re starting to slowly unveil a little bit of our power level.
You ain’t seen nothing yet!
— A state of emergency’s been declared,
so they shutdown the protests in Emancipation Park.
They’ve moved to this park, McIntire Park,
but we don’t know if it’s going to happen.
We don’t know if the police will allow them to continue.
— I need to speak to the police captain immediately.
Right now we have guys—
right now we have people on the ground at the statue with equipment,
and they’re being told they’re not allowed to have a vehicle come through and pick them up,
or anybody come and pick them up.
I’m about to send at least 200 people with guns to go get them out,
if you guys do not get our people out.
Thank you, tell them to call me.
They have my number.
— We had a federal court order.
We had a federal court order to have this rally,
and also we had an order that we could have, obviously, equipment—
get in the car, let’s get out of here.
We had speaking permits,
they wouldn’t even let us hook up our microphones on our speakers,
because they don’t want our speech because we’re telling the truth.
We’re talking about the ethnic cleansing of America
and the destruction of the American way of life,
and a new Bolshevik-style society
with no freedom, no freedom of speech, in this country.
That’s really where we’re going in America,
and that’s gotta change.
See y’all later.
We will be back.
— The Governor’s declared a state of emergency,
so any assemblies are now unlawful.
So the left wasn’t able to beat us—
the left, who are the boot boys of the capitalist class and the bourgeoisie and the status quo.
So they weren’t able to beat us with their armed, militant left-wing radicals.
So they had to turn to the state.
If that doesn’t go to show that the radical left, the corporations, the state,
are all on the same Jewish side, a moment like this proves it.
— Can you tell us a little more about the organizing tactics you guys have used?
— Sure, primarily following the European example of Golden Dawn,
the Nordic resistance movement,
and other organizations that really are
at the vanguard of nationalist organizations in the world.
Be able to coordinate over a large area, to bring our people together.
This is the largest nationalist rally in over two decades here in the United States.
It’s incredibly exciting.
If you look at what’s happened,
they’ve had to bring in leftists from around the entire country to try and stop us.
And now, we’re continuing,
we’re gonna keep having a great time, and we’re gonna keep fighting.
— Whose street?
Our street!
Whose street?
Our street!
— I don’t know how many people are hurt,
but there are people on the ground being treated by the medics.
There were people running up the streets, screaming and crying.
There’s many people on the side, injured too.
It was a really horrific sound.
— They just literally came down the street at 80 miles per hour to fucking hit us just now!
There are people, bodies, laying on the ground right now!
We told City Council we did not want them here!
They let them come!
We told the police we did not want them here!
They let them come!
I had to jump out of the way,
I almost got hit by the car my fucking self!
I’ve seen bodies flying from being hit by that car!
I’ve seen people and blood on the fucking ground!
This is my town!
We did not want those motherfuckers here!
And now we’ve got bodies on the ground, and they’re trying to revive somebody right now.
— So you were right there when it happened.
— Yeah.
I was on the opposite side of the intersection
and I saw people and signs and everything go flying up in the air.
I saw the car go backwards up the street,
so I know it was a hit and run.
And I ran up, because they were screaming, “Medic, medic, medic!”
There was a guy laying on the side,
and there was a woman laying there, hardly breathing,
and they were rolling her over, and she died.
And I helped do CPR on her.
So…
yeah.
— We condemn in the strongest possible terms
this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence—
on many sides.
On many sides.
— And so, take a few moments to feel the feelings you’ve got,
and if you’re a praying person, say a prayer.
And if you’re not,
then connect to a collective unconscious that we all share and that we all feel together,
the person who lost their life…
— I have a great-grandfather who literally has told me
the same stories of what I’ve experienced today.
And the fact that I can look at what’s going on
and see what my grandfather was talking about
is not scary, but…
it’s appalling.
And the fact that we have a President that can come on national TV
and go from talking about, uh…
“People were wrong on many sides,”
and not even acknowledge the young lady who lost her life,
in result of people who he has notably and knowingly incited
is appalling to me.
But honestly, I can’t say that I’m surprised.
— We need you guys at every meeting that’s for equality and togetherness and unity.
We need everybody to make Charlottesville a real place of resistance
All the chaos that you’ve seen today has been brewing for quite some time,
and I don’t think it’s ever been about a statue.
I think it’s been about right is right and wrong is wrong,
and that so many people stand for the wrong things happening,
and not many of us have come out until it’s too late.
— Did you see the President’s comments,
when he said that both sides shouldn’t be violent?
— I thought it was a bunch of nonsense.
You know, he stood in one of his rallies when he was running,
before he was elected, and said,
“If they would’ve did that 40 years ago, they’d have left out on a stretcher.”
You okayed this activity.
This is the face of supremacy.
This is what we deal with everyday, being African-American.
And this has always been the reality of Charlottesville.
You can’t stand in one corner in this city
and not look at the master sitting on top of Monticello.
He looks down on us.
He’s been looking down on this city for God knows how long.
This is Charlottesville.
— Shame!
Shame!
— Garbage!
Filth!
Come out a little closer, Jason!
Come out!
— It really is a sad day in our constitutional democracy
when we are not able to have civil liberties like the First Amendment.
That’s what leads to rational discussion and ideas
breaking down and people resorting to violence.
— Fuck off, Jason!
Get the fuck out of here, man.
— Indict for murder now!
Indict for murder now!
He invited these people—
indict for murder now!
— Get back!
— No, I’m with you!
Oh, you like Nazis?
— Nazis go home!
Nazis go home!
— Alright so, I came pretty well-prepared for this thing today.
Kel-Tec P3AT,
.380 ACP,
Glock 19, 9 millimeter,
Ruger LC9, also 9 millimeter.
Oh, and there’s a knife.
Well, I actually have another AK in that bag over there.
You can lose track of your fucking guns, huh.
— I’d say it was worth it.
We knew that we were going to meet a lot of resistance.
The fact that nobody on our side died,
I’d go ahead and call that points for us.
The fact that none of our people killed anybody unjustly,
I think, is a plus for us.
And I think that we showed our rivals that we won’t be cowed.
— But the car that struck a protester,
that’s… unprovoked.
— That’s not true and you know that it’s not true.
You’ve seen the video, so…
— I’ve seen a video.
I don’t know much about it.
Can you describe what the video appears to show?
— So the video appears to show someone striking that vehicle,
when these animals attacked him again,
and he saw no way to get away from them
except to hit the gas.
And sadly,
because our rivals are a bunch of stupid animals who don’t pay attention,
they couldn’t just get out of the way of his car and some people got hurt.
And that’s unfortunate.
— So you think it was justified?
— I think it was more than justified.
I can’t believe—
the amount of restraint that our people showed out there,
I think was astounding.
— What do you think this means for the next alt-right protest?
— I say it’s going to be really tough to top,
but we’re up to the challenge.
— Wait, why?
Tough to top?
I mean, someone died.
— I think that a lot more people are going to die before we’re done here, frankly.
— Why?
— Why? Because people die every day.
Right?
— But… not, like, of a heart attack.
I mean a violent death.
— Well, people die violent deaths all the time, right?
Like, this is part of the reason that we want an ethno state, right?
So, like, the blacks are killing each other in staggering numbers from coast to coast,
we don’t really wanna have a part of that anymore.
And so, the fact that they resist us when we say,
“Hey, we want our homeland,” is not shocking to me.
These these people want violence and the right is just meeting market demand.