Note 1: When a Creator is arrested, what would ordinarily be self-defence with anyone else is always considered a Hate Crime with us.
Note 2: Any WRL group looking to acquire cash through illegal means will make themselves available for infiltration by the FBI.
Note 3: Baird and those connected with him long ago abandoned Creativity for run-of-the-mill skinhead gangs.
Note 4: We do not allow skinheads to join the Church. Primary skinhead loyalty is almost always to other skinheads - Enemy skins included.
ARYAN STRIKEFORCE INFILTRATED BY FEDS
WCOTC: Pa. neo-Nazis charged by feds have history of racial violencePeter Hall | Morning Call (http://www.mcall.com/) | 12 May 2017
http://www.mcall.com/news/local/police/mc-lehigh-valley-white-supremacists-20170513-story.html
Extract: For more than a year, Joshua Steever led a small band of white supremacists in a drug and gun trafficking operation to raise cash for his neo-Nazi gang, say federal prosecutors.
Steever ,of Phillipsburg, and five others, including two men living in the Lehigh Valley, crisscrossed Pennsylvania selling guns, toting duffel bags filled with what they thought was methamphetamine and trading cash and gift cards for illegal weapons, the feds say.
Their goal, prosecutors allege in an indictment in federal court in Williamsport, was to get the money and guns to support Aryan Strikeforce, a white nationalist organization Steever founded to "protect the honour of our women, children and the future of our race and nation" using violence to accomplish its goals.
But federal agents had infiltrated the group. The meth was fake and the drug and arms dealers Steever and his crew worked for were undercover agents, according to the indictment.
Authorities stormed Steever's South Main Street home April 13, arresting him ... Henry Lambert Baird, 49, living in Allentown, and Jacob Mark Robards, 40, a former Reno, Nev., man living in Bethlehem, the indictment alleges.
Also charged are Justin Daniel Lough, 26, of Waynesboro, Va.; Connor Drew Dykes, 20, of Silver Spring, Md.; and Stephen Daniel Davis, 47, of Bumpass, Va. All three appear to be recent recruits to the movement, the hate group experts said. (See Sub-Note.)
All are charged in the indictment with a conspiracy to commit drug and weapons offenses. All but Davis also are charged with racketeering and money laundering.
In his recruiting effort Steever cast aside tradition, forgoing the protocols of gang initiation and mailing membership patches to virtually anyone who contacted him on the internet, earning the derision of the white power movement.
Steever's website for Aryan Strikeforce http://www.aryanstrikeforce318.org lists email addresses for members in nearly every state, three Canadian provinces and more than a dozen other countries. "Whatever it takes, as long as it takes," is posted on the site's homepage, beneath an image of a machine gun.
Elsewhere, the site declares, "Our goal is to protect the honour of our women, children and the future of our race and nation," and lists the addresses, telephone numbers and social media accounts of anti-hate activists and organizations.
Federal prosecutors say while Steever was the group's founder, Baird was Aryan Strikeforce's president.
A longtime resident of New York and New Jersey, Baird was staying in Allentown during the alleged drug and gun trafficking conspiracy, federal prosecutors say.
The SPLC said Baird was associated with the World Church of the Creator, an Aryan hate group whose members carried out a number of violent attacks on minorities.
Sub-NoteQuote from: Commentators on the SPLCObama Department of Justice Reprimanded SPLC for Hateful Attacks on Immigration Control Groups
Judicial Watch (Washington, DC)
http://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/2017/05/obama-doj-reprimanded-splc-hateful-attacks-immigration-control-groups
Extract: The radical leftist group that helped a gunman commit an act of terrorism against a conservative organization was officially reprimanded by the Obama Department of Justice (DOJ) for its hateful attacks, according to documents obtained by Judicial Watch. The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is an extremist nonprofit that lists conservative organizations that disagree with it on social issues on a catalogue of "hate groups." The previously undisclosed DOJ rebuke is a vindication for groups targeted by the SPLC's witch hunts, and is especially impactful because the Obama administration was tight with the SPLC and even hired the controversial nonprofit to conduct diversity training for the government.
Southern Poverty Law Center Faces Federal Tax Complaint
J. Stinson - LifeZette
https://www.lifezette.com/polizette/southern-poverty-law-center-faces-federal-tax-complaint/
Extract: The Southern Poverty Law Center [SPLC], a longtime liberal anti-racism anti-White group, will face a federal complaint Wednesday [April 5] from the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR). The complaint will allege that the organization openly and repeatedly violated its nonprofit tax status nearly 50 times during the 2016 presidential election. The complaint to the Treasury Department, provided first to LifeZette on Tuesday, accuses the center of participating in communication activities prohibited by the IRS in a "flagrant, continued, and intentional campaign" targeting then-presidential candidate Donald Trump and other Republican candidates.