Neo-Nazi/White Supremacist Charity For 'Political Prisoners' Provides Addresses, Prison Commissary Links To Send Funds To Who's Who Of White Supremacist Terrorists: Charleston Church Shooter Dylann Roof, Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter Robert Bowers, Atomwaffen MembersMEMRI (https://www.memri.org/) - Middle East Media Research Institute (Zionist Islam - USA) | 4 March 2020
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https://www.memri.org/reports/neo-naziwhite-supremacist-charity-political-prisoners-provides-addresses-prison-commissary
Excerpt: Notorious white supremacist inmates in U.S. prisons, many serving life sentences for murder, are receiving monetary and emotional support from a U.S.-based organization. Among these inmates are Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof and Pittsburgh synagogue shooter Robert Bowers, as well as members of the neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division. The organization's website lists the addresses where supporters can send the inmates letters, and links for donating funds to their prison commissary accounts.
The site's main page provides a link to a TOR open source browser, where viewers can use the site without being tracked. The group also has a Telegram and a Gab account.
Recently, the group posted a classified ad promoting the cause in a local newspaper.
The website registrar is Epik, which is a ICANN-accredited domain registrar and web hosting company known for providing services to websites that host far-right, neo-Nazi, and other extremist content. It was founded in 2009 by Rob Monster. It should be noted that after 8Chan was proven to have been connected to the August 2019 El Paso Walmart shooting, which left 22 dead, Cloudflare severed ties with the site. Epik quickly stepped up to host 8Chan; Epik also hosts the popular neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer.
The site maintains a registry of prisoners in alphabetical order, listing their location and cause for arrest, with tags indicating the ideology or context for their crime. These include categories like "lifer," "national socialist," "Charlottesville," and others.
The charity also uses its Gab and Telegram accounts to post updates on prisoner needs.
The site states that commissary funds can be sent via Moneygram Bureau of Prisons to certain prisoners.
Active CampaignsThe website details the active campaigns of which they are a part. Some of them include prisoners from the Atomwaffen Division, Charlottesville prisoners, Confederate prisoners (those dedicated to the cause of the South), Members and Affiliates of the
World Church of the Creator movement, Nazis, and members of The Base. Clicking on a specific campaign leads to a list of all prisoners under that category.