White Nationalism
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Max Resist, a popular band with white nationalists performing “I Hope Your Baby’s White” at the annual Oi Fest. Oi Fest is a concert event held in a remote area of Arizona sponsored by the White Knights of America. It draws various supporters of the white nationalist movement; some include the National Socialist Movement, Aryan Nations, Hammerskins, Blood and Honor, Death’s Head Hooligans and the Sons of Aesir. Arizona.
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In the mosh pit during Rock Against Illegal Immigration, sponsored by NSM records; a record label under the National Socialist Movement. April 21, 2007., Laurens, S.C.
The concert followed a rally at the State Capital Building in Columbia, S.C. earlier in the day. The weekend events included a memorial service for the late "Wild" Bill Hoff, a Nazi exchanging of vows, speeches, workshops and an award ceremony. Several bands were scheduled, but the featuring act was detained for unknown reasons, when trying to enter the country.
The concert drew a large crowd from various Skinhead, Nazi and Ku Klux Klan organizations.Contraband left behind by unauthorized persons attempting to illegally cross over the US/Mexican border. Vekol Valley, Arizona.
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Harry Hughes of the NSM’s (National Socialist Movement) Arizona Division during a routine two-day border patrol, which took take place in Arizona’s Vekol Valley. The Vekol Valley region is synonymous as a super highway for illegal immigrants and drug trafficking between Mexico and the United States.
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Police respond to a call made from a bar manager who unknowingly rented out a section of their Knights of Columbus Hall to a group of Nazi’s. The situation became tense after the WWII veterans noticed the multitude of swastika patches and tattoos coming in the door.
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In Oct 2011 I was approached by JT Ready, as I was leaving a white power event in Arizona. Jason Todd Ready was the founder of a border militia group and a member of the National Socialist Movement who had sought the elected office of sheriff of Pinal County, Arizona.
JT went on boasting about his accomplishments and suggested that I take his photo. His arrogance bothered me, so I declined. JT said that I “should strongly reconsider.” I replied that my digital card was full. He was persistent, even though it was obvious I was trying to leave. Finally, I caved-in and simulated taking his photo using the mirror-up lock on my camera (it makes a clicking sound). He said I wouldn’t regret it.
On May 2, 2012, Ready shot and killed his girlfriend, her daughter, and granddaughter, the daughter’s fiancé, and himself at his home in Gilbert, Arizona.