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24 October, 2019

Matt Hale: Why Is He Serving 40 Years in a Federal Prison?

Posted by Socrates in federal government, federal informants, federal prisons, Matt Hale, Socrates, War On White People, white nationalism, White Nationalists at 1:11 pm | Permanent Link

(Above: Matt Hale circa 1996) Had 48-year-old Illinois attorney Matt F. Hale been an average man, he wouldn’t be in prison today. But since he is a “White supremacist leader,” he is spending 40 years behind bars. And for the same reason, no court will dare to free Hale on appeal. All “White supremacist leaders” […]



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28 June, 2018

Charlottesville Rally Redux, or, Hate-Crime Laws Are Unconstitutional and Orwellian

Posted by Socrates in 'hate', 'hate' crimes, 'hate' laws, anti-White laws, anti-White themes, Charlottesville rally, constitution, constitutional rights, federal laws, federal power, federal prisons, jewed law, Orwell, rallies, Socrates, White activism, white nationalism, White philosophy, White thought at 1:04 pm | Permanent Link

I smell a rat. Why did it take the federal government one year to file “hate crime” charges against Mr. Fields over the Charlottesville rally incident? Sounds like the case against him is shaky at best. More importantly, “hate crime” laws are baloney. They’re nonsense. You can’t have different punishments for the same crime. That’s […]



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29 March, 2015

The Tyranny of Federal Civil-Rights Laws, Part 2: Eleven Years in Federal Prison Await White Prankster

Posted by Socrates in "civil rights", 'hate', 'hate' crimes, Celler, Celler Rights Laws, Celler Rights Violations, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Civil Rights Act of 1968, civil rights movement, federal authority vs. local authority, federal laws, federal prisons, jewed culture, jewed law, Socrates at 8:51 pm | Permanent Link

Federal prisons are worse than state prisons because inmates are usually transferred out-of-state, making family visits much more difficult [1]. Again, you can thank Jews like Emanuel Celler for America’s civil-rights laws. [Article]. [1] for example, Matt Hale was transferred from Illinois to a federal prison in Colorado



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