Anonymous ID: 5233ef July 28, 2026, 8:12 p.m. No.24880574   🗄️.is 🔗kun

RICO LAW

 

Stormer army

groyper army

 

@Grok

 

do nick fuentes and andrew anglin know each other

 

Yes, Nick Fuentes and Andrew Anglin know each other well through their shared involvement in the far-right movement, operating as close ideological allies who frequently coordinate and support one another's online campaigns.

 

Campaign Support: Anglin heavily covered and promoted political events featuring Fuentes, such as the "Stop the Steal" rallies following the 2020 election.

 

Digital Advocacy: When Fuentes was deplatformed from major networks, Anglin actively and publicly lobbied for Elon Musk to reinstate Fuentes' account on X (formerly Twitter). Both have utilized the same alternative video-streaming platforms, such as Odysee, to distribute their content.

 

Shared Financial Ties: Investigative reports by blockchain tracking groups revealed that both figures received large cryptocurrency donations from the same international source, a French programmer named Laurent Bachelier.

 

Physical MeetingsWhile they are highly collaborative internet-based allies, there is no public confirmation that they regularly meet in person. Anglin has lived in hiding and on the run outside of the United States for years to evade multi-million dollar legal judgments. Because of this geographic separation, their relationship is primarily maintained through digital networks, shared online circles, and mutual amplification.

 

This is only the tip of the Iceberg

 

Proof Fuentes was a paid agitator on J6

 

Key Recipients and Jan. 6 ConnectionsAccording to blockchain analyses by firms like Chainalysis and subsequent government reports, the money was heavily concentrated among figures central to the "Stop the Steal" movement

 

Nick Fuentes: The white nationalist influencer received 13.5 Bitcoin (valued at approximately $250,000 at the time), making up about half of Bachelier’s total bequest. Fuentes used the sudden influx of wealth to expand his platform, promote election fraud claims, and coordinate the travel of his followers to Washington, D.C.

 

Patrick Casey: The former leader of the alt-right group "Identity Evropa" received 1 Bitcoin. Both Casey and Fuentes were photographed outside the Capitol building on January 6.

 

Extremist Outlets: Portions of the Bitcoin went to white supremacist websites and anti-immigration organizations, including The Daily Stormer and VDARE.

Anonymous ID: 5233ef July 28, 2026, 8:26 p.m. No.24880597   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0601

Man Pleads Guilty to Participating in Online Neo-Nazi Group that Exploited Children into Producing Child Sexual Abuse Material

 

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/man-pleads-guilty-participating-online-neo-nazi-group-exploited-children-producing-child

 

NEO NAZI GROOMING

 

Psychological conditioning—often referred to as brainwashing or coercive persuasion—is a structured process used to systematically break down an individual's identity and replace it with a new set of beliefs.

 

Here is the step-by-step breakdown of how this process typically functions:

 

Phase 1: Breaking Down the Self

 

• Isolation: Cutting off the individual from family, friends, and information sources.

 

• Assault on Identity: Systematically attacking the person's self-esteem, beliefs, and core values.

 

• Guilt and Shame: Making the individual feel constantly wrong, guilty, or responsible for failures.

 

• Crisis Point: Driving the person to an emotional breaking point or existential crisis.

 

Phase 2: Introducing the New Identity

 

• Leniency and Relief: Offering a small kindness or escape from pressure when the target complies.

 

• Compulsion to Confess: Pressuring the individual to denounce their past life, actions, and old belief systems.

 

• Channeling of Guilt: Directing the target's internal guilt toward a specific "enemy" or old way of thinking.

 

• Logical Surrender: Forcing the individual to accept that their old worldview is completely flawed.

 

Phase 3: Rebuilding and Cementing

 

• The New Worldview: Introducing a new, simplified belief system as the absolute truth.

 

• Social Acceptance: Rewarding compliance with affection, inclusion, and a sense of belonging in a new group.

 

• Final Confession and Pledge: Publicly swearing allegiance to the new belief system or leadership.

 

• Reinforcement: Using repetitive routines, rituals, and ongoing social pressure to maintain the new identity.

Anonymous ID: 5233ef July 28, 2026, 8:31 p.m. No.24880608   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0619

>>24880601

Paytriots

 

Most anons have the ability to see who's connected to whom now.

 

Why Nick Fuentes, Sneako, and Candace Owens Suddenly Went Quiet & The Daily Stormer closed in March.

 

A federal indictment against the SPLC triggers chaos as Nick Fuentes, Sneako, and Candace Owens go dark. Is it a "Podcastistan" collapse or just rumors?

 

A federal indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has ignited a storm of rumors and conspiracy theories in conservative and alternative media circles, with online observers pointing to the sudden silences or travel plans of prominent figures including Nick Fuentes, Sneako, and Candace Owens.

 

The SPLC, long known for monitoring extremist groups, faces an 11-count federal indictment unsealed earlier this week. Prosecutors allege the organization engaged in fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering, claiming it secretly paid millions to informants and leaders within the very extremist movements it publicly opposed. timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

The indictment has coincided with a noticeable drop in activity from several high-profile online personalities often grouped under the "Woke Right" or "America First" umbrella:

 

Candace Owens abruptly canceled her scheduled show, announcing she is traveling overseas with family for her upcoming birthday. Her husband is British, and the trip was described as pre-planned. Critics, including Laura Loomer, have questioned the timing and suggested undisclosed connections.

 

Nick Fuentes has gone relatively quiet on streams, fueling unverified claims he may have left the country (rumors place him in Rome or elsewhere). He has continued posting political content in recent days, with no confirmed evidence of flight tied to the indictment.

 

Sneako has paused streaming with minimal explanation, adding to the perception of a broader "Podcastistan meltdown."

 

Other figures, such as Ian Carroll, have also stepped back, with some clips showing him expressing fear or claiming victim status.

 

https://www.jfeed.com/news-world/splc-indictment-influencer-silence