but he, because of his. because of being in the alt right and his connection to steve bannon, and steve bannon s connection to trump, i thought there was a legitimate reason. my aim in interviewing him, the first question i ask is, you want a white ethnostate. what is that? and why do you want it? my aim was to be tough but to allow him to speak, but he quickly descended into a range of insults, and this thing ofjust telling me i m not english, which. ijust kept telling him that is not your call, actually. that decision making process, it feels like a part of an ongoing debate of what the role of a journalist is and potentially it feels generational now that people, i hate to say, of our age, but older journalists tend
i did agonise about it and agonised after it because i think it s important not to give oxygen to people like that. my view was he already had oxygen and doing that documentary, there were several people who i refused to interview that they wanted me to interview, from the ku klux klan and random bigots, but he, because of his, because of being in the alt right and the connection to steve bannon, and steve bannon s connection to trump, i thought there was a legitimate reason. my aim in interviewing him, the first question i ask is, you want a white ethnostate. what is that? my aim was to be tough but to allow him to speak, but he quickly descended
bigots, but he, because of his. because of being in the alt right and the connection to steve bannon, and steve bannon s connection to trump, i thought there was a legitimate reason. my aim in interviewing him, the first question i ask is, you want a white ethnostate. what is that? my aim was to be tough but to allow him to speak, but he quickly descended into a range of insults, and this thing ofjust telling me i m not english, which. ijust kept telling him that is not your call, actually. that decision making process, it feels like a part of an ongoing debate of what the role of a journalist is and it feels generational now that people, hate to say, our age, but olderjournalists tend to think
the order, in 1980, three and move forward. and that group is sort of the base of the tactical base for the division, which translates to the base. infrastructure attacks or one kind of violence, amid several others, they re all laid out in a strategy, in common, in order to bring about with the movement seeks, which is to overthrow the united states, the creation of a white ethnostate, mass violence against communities of color, and even genocide of non whites. infrastructure attacks sit next to show of force violence, like the january 6th attack on the capitol, and mass casualty violence like the oklahoma city bombing. all these exist together, within one broad ideology, of the white power movement. i ve heard this described as accelerationist tactics, i know that s an awkward word.
plot to, quote, completely destroy the city of baltimore. it is a terrifying story that involves a neo-nazi. yes, a neo-nazi accused of planning a terror attack in america in the year 2023. his name is brandon russell. he s a 27 year old florida resident who was released from federal prison in august of 2021. in 2017, russell was charged with and pleaded guilty to multiple counts of bomb making that came after police discovered neo-nazi paraphernalia, the famed photo of timothy mcvay, the oklahoma city bomber, and explosive material in his home. at that time, russell admitted to subscribing to national socialist, or nazi beliefs, and told officials he started his own local nationalists socialist group called the atomwaffen, according to the southern policy low center, it is a terroristic neo-nazi organization with the main aim of ushering in the collapse of civilization, so a white ethnostate, or white only