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solacekames · 7 years ago

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This account sounds very credible to me. A few observations:

This guy hasn’t atoned for his actions, and probably never will due to his privilege as a white guy to just fade away from activism, but he’s at least acknowledged his lack of morality with some degree of honesty.

Once you leave a far right organization, your greatest danger is not leftists or antifa, who don’t care about you anymore, it’s your own ex-buddies coming to stab you. That’s why he’s kept the dirt on them, obviously. Smart move.

A lot of alt righters in the comments are claiming this is fake because he calls their movement “white supremacy,” which is a term they dislike because it makes them seem older, like Boomers instead of the millenials and Gen Z that they are. But "white supremacy” is still the mainstream word for it, and once people leave their cults and abandon the jargon, they’re going to start using the mainstream words again.

Here it is. Warning for misogyny, racism, anti-semitism, suicide and general Nazism.

So I actually intended to post this to a confession sub, but it seems it automatically triggers the spam filters. I typed up my full "story" here. As far as proof goes, I don't really have much to offer as I've burned most of my materials, but I do have this video from the night before the rally that might help set the stage of what I was involved in.

https://streamable.com/3lrrw

So this is so something I've had mulling in my head for some time now and I just really wanted to get my thoughts out there. I feel like it would be healthier. Throwaway for obvious reasons.

I am a former white supremacist who helped organize the Charlotessville rally. My actions have destroyed the lives of countless people and lead to the death of a young woman.

I suppose I should start from the beginning so there is a little better context about my involvement. My beginnings as a white supremacist began a few years back when I first stumbled upon a podcast called “The Daily Shoah”. For those who don't know, this is probobly the largest alt-right podcast out there, run by Mike Penovich and Jesse Dunstan (better known as Mike Enoch and Seventh Son) of “therightstuff.biz”. At first, I didn't even take what was being said to heart. It was mostly just dark entertainment, but after having their words filling my ears for hours at a time every week, I began to actually take what they were saying to heart. I think when a lot of people imagine what turns people into white supremacist, they think of a middle aged bike gang member bruning crosses, but I was just a young college student who thought the N word was funny. It took a few weeks, but I soon internalized their arguments. The problem with having multiple podcasts drowning out the outside world is essentially you get hours and hours of pure confirmation bias filling your head with nobody to talk about these things with. Knowing your life would be over if you discussed these things with your real friends and families, you quickly just st art ignoring them in favor of other white supremacists. Most of the other people who I began consorting with were not at all the sterotype I mentioned before. Like me, they were mostly just well spoken young guys looking for others to talk about these things with. Of course “these things” were ethno-nationalism, gas chambers, and holocaust memes.

At the time, the alt-right was not really known to anyone, and their antics mostly just stayed to trolling the comment sections of National Review. I quickly gained a foothold in that community. About a year in or so, they began what they would call “Standard Pool Parties” and I became an organizer for my area. My group of fellow white supremacists grew and my sphere of outsider friends shrank. We had begun to look like a real community.

Around the end of 2016, the even that really sprung our clique into the mainstream occurred, and I was in attendance. This was the “NPI” conference in DC run by Richard Spencer, and we were celebrating the recent election (short note: I don't want to bring politics into this if possible, its just important for the context here). Multiple news outlets were in attendance filming, and near the time Richard was set to give his speech, the liquor was flowing and the attitude was festive. Before the speech, Mike Enoch got up in front of the crowed and began leading chants of various kinds, the kind of chants that would get a 1940s German soldier giddy. By the time Richard gave his “Hail Trump and Hail Victory” line, the crowd didn't stand a chance. They were all too ready to throw up Nazi salutes, and the cameras were all too happy to capture them.

A short aside on Richard: I had worked with him a few times and only one word can begin to describe him: sociopath. He seemed to take joy in leading around particularly young men and building up his little cabal. He would say anything for a camera to be shoved in his face and used his status among of the alt right to sleep with the few women it had. He never showed any remorse for the kids that would be doxxed and become unemployable, in fact he encouraged it on multiple occasions. I was one of those people who he encouraged to self-doxx, and I myself help multiple kids ruin their lives. More on that later.

So now I can start telling the story of Charlotessville. A few months before the “Unite the Right” rally most of you know about, there was a more private rally held at Charlotessville. This event was organized by a particularly vile individual who goes by “Eli Mosley”, someone who would brag about killing children in the military among many of disgraceful actions. Those aren't the worse of his sins, but out of respect for his largest victim I'll leave that out. Of course, this is someone I looked up to. This particular Charlotessville event was relatively uneventful, which is why you never heard about it. However, these was a particular Daily Caller journalist in the audience named “Jason Kessler”, a Charlotessville native. In the weeks following the event, he announced he was going to lead a larger event, and event that would be known as “Unite the Right”. He did this unilaterally, and in fact Eli himself detested the fact that this event was going to happen at all, but it proceeded. I was one of those excited to put this rally on, and as such took up an organizing role.

It was the months leading up to the event that multiple red flags began to go off. The number one issue that was likely responsible for the death of Heather Heyer was the approach to security. Everyone, and I mean everyone, was looking forward to a fight with antifa and would use any and all justifications for the use of weapons and armor at the event. The police had promised us proper protections, but the head of security (who went by “Ajax”) insisted we build our own shield wall. It was my bright idea to literally use a Roman Phylanx formation to surround the event, like the Larpers we were. This is where a lot of disagreement amoung different cliques and organizations came about. There were three main groups in attendance: American Vanguard, Identity Evropa, and Traditionalist Workers Party. I won't say who I was affiliated with.

American Vanguard was preparing for war. They wanted to burn a large jewish ephagy, as well as a pride flag. They also were planning fights and battle stratageys on their own before the event. James Fields was with American Vanguard the entire event, but they deny that he was a member. They were the ones responsible for the “Blood and Soil” chants most of you had heard. Here is a picture of them before the rally

https://i.imgur.com/77VHOOe.png

Identity Evropa could be said to be the more moderate of the bunch. In fact, before the event, Nathan Damigo (their leader) had told individual members NOT to bring any shields, helmets, or weapons. He was promptly called a cuck and eventually undid the descision. Traditionalist Workers party could be said to worst of the bunch, because they were the ones that invited the “National Socialist Movement”, a group of straight up skinheads. Before, the event was only going to be 500 or so. With NSM invited, it swelled to well over a thousand.

With all of these problems evident, we continued with the event. By this time, I had a fairly large personal circle of associates who I had went with. The torchlight march is where things went bad. There was one guy who had caused trouble at previous events who made the decision to jump at protesters and start a fight. The following day, he did the same thing, and was likely responsible for the event being shut down. I don't know if I need to spend more time recounting the events that occurred, before you all know the rest. A riot ensued, and a young girl died. I watched her pictures played on the news as she was declared dead, and you know what? I felt no remorse. Nobody did. The “higher ups” as they were called, basically sent out a memo saying she was a “dumb cunt who got what she deserved”.

Why did this feel normal for me? Well it all comes back to how I came to become a white supremacist. By the time this event occurred, I associated with essentially nobody outside the alt right. When this woman died, we all just saw it as a “aww shucks” moment. In fact, Richard created a press conference where he tried to put together as much evidence as he could to show it was in self defense.

So why did I leave? In fact, it had little to do with Heather Heyer, but rather what I realized I had begun to do. The kind of encapsulation I had woven myself and others into was destroying out lives and we didn't even know it. I brought at least 7 people along with me whom I had personal gotten into radicalism. Kids as young as 17. We saw no problem with showing their faces out in the open because we assured ourselves that the alt-right was “going big”. I told these kids that Charlotessville would make history, and if their picture was taken and they were made unemployable, they could just be taken care of and before alt-right figures.

Thats what my best friend thought before his picture was taken, and he committed suicide a month later. He didn't want to go. I told him he would regret that decision for the rest of his life. Well his life didn't last long enough to regret it, so I was right.

This is the most dangerous thing about what radicalization does to people. In reality, the alt-right has had little effect, but it has encouraged countless people to essentially fall down a slipperly slope without even knowing they are doing it. Take the case of a young man named Nick Fuentes, a kid I had associated with in my time. He had a lot going for him. He was a 18 year old polysci student at Boston College. He had his own show on a burgeoning broadcast network. He was smart. He was going places. So what did our cabal do? We dragged him down to our level. He was mostly just a pro-trump talking head, but he was caught saying “Jews make my life worst” on camera. This is where most people would shut up, apologize, and rebuild. Well me, and many others, pressured him to double down, and double down he did. He became a prominent anti-semetic twitter personality, to the point where he was kicked out of his school and now lives alone in his mom's house. And like so many others who fall into radicalization, his small group of fans prop him up and assure him he has greatness ahead of him. At 19 years old, his entire life is over and he doesn't even realize it.

As for me, I know its sounds strange that I didn't say very much about my actual white supremacist beliefs. Oddly enough, after my best friend killed himself, I myself feel into depression. After some time, I managed to get back on my feet and start getting back to work on my actual life and school. As I started back toward bettering my life, my old beliefs just sort of feel away, as if I never had them. I cut all contact with the alt-right, and now it feels as if they didn't exist. But that doesn't change the fact that I'm not only responsible for the death of Heather Heyer, but my best friend, as well as my previous friends who find their lives in shambled

I confess because every day I feel like I'm living a lie trying to build a life for myself. I'm sure one day, when I have a career, the truth will come out and I'll have to answer for it. Until then, I hope I can be a warning sign for others who might fall into the trap I did, alt-right or not. Its not worth it.

Proof: As far as proof, I've gotten rid of most everything that would remind my of my past life, but I do have this video from the night before Charlotessville that I doubt you're going to find anywhere else.

EDIT: At someone else's suggestion I've copied the story into the text field.

#richard spencer #eli mosley #alt right #identity evropa #antifa #charlottesville

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fastworldnews1 · 3 years ago

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Sindh to lift coronavirus lockdown on August 9: NCOC

The Sindh government will end its nine-day coronavirus lockdown on August 9, the National Command and Operations Centre announced on Saturday, as it praised the province's efforts to curb the pandemic.

A statement was issued by NCOC following a joint session which was chaired by Federal Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives Asad Umar, and attended by Chief Minister Sindh Murad Ali Shah, Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Health Dr Faisal Sultan, Gen Hamood and other team members from NCOC.

The coronavirus situation in Sindh, particularly in Karachi, "was discussed at length", according to the statement.

It said that a need for "better coordination" and an "enhanced interaction at all levels" was emphasised.

It was decided that Sindh would follow the non-pharmaceutical intervention (NPI)- based guidelines the forum had announced for 13 high infection rate cities earlier this week, which include Karachi and Hyderabad.

The matter of the reopening of Sindh's schools and leftover exams will be discussed in the upcoming meeting of the Inter Provincial Education Ministerial Conference (IPEMC).

The forum also recognised the need for a special emphasis on the implementation of safety precautions in view of Muharram and when the lockdown is lifted on August 9.

It was decided that "smart lockdowns" in high disease prevalence areas will be enforced to curb the spread of the virus.

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#latest news #news #latest #world #fast #technology

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racingtoaredlight · 4 years ago

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College Football 2020 Season Week 5 TV Watch Em Ups: Guess we’ll see

As I write this on Saturday night the whole world is waiting with baited breath (npi) for news of Donald Trump’s hospitalization due to his contraction of COVID 19. For now it seems pretty dire for him and maybe several other prominent Republicans and the culture wars rage on. Is it wrong to be happy when people who propagated a problem that caused irreparable harm to millions succumb to that same problem?

The good thing about gambling is that it’s immune to morality and ethics issues due to being highly unethical and immoral. Football is also an immoral product of unethical people but it’s not victimless like gambling is. So let’s get on with it.

Saturday, October 3

Matchup Time (ET) TV/Mobile

Arkansas State at Coastal Carolina 12:00pm ESPN2

What a stupid waste of time and effort to have this game played.

East Carolina at Georgia State 12:00pm ESPNU

Same for this stack of horse manure.

NC State at 24 Pitt 12:00pm ACCN

Has Narduzzi really turned things around at Pitt? Sure, but it’s just gonna make it funnier when they do whatever stupid thing it is to destroy their whole season.

Baylor at West Virginia 12:00pm ABC

Baylor really shouldn’t have a football program anymore and that’s way before we get to this whole pandemic situation.

TCU at 9 Texas 12:00pm FOX

Texas is probably more of what they showed in the fourth quarter and overtime of last week than what they showed in the rest of the game but we can all still gather together on the internet and laugh at them when they lose like we would laugh at a terrible genocidally inclined asshole dying of a situation that was entirely predictable and (theoretically) under his own control.

Missouri at 21 Tennessee 12:00pm SECN

This sounds boring as hell without looking at the actual matchups involved.

South Carolina at 3 Florida 12:00pm ESPN

Florida has a very good tight end so what the fuck ever.

UTSA at UAB 12:30pm Stadium

Don’t watch this.

North Alabama at Liberty 1:00pm ESPN3

Also don’t watch this.

Abilene Christian at Army 1:30pm CBSSN

Another great opportunity to turn your TV off.

Houston Baptist at Eastern Kentucky 3:00pm ESPN3

This is the most “don’t watch this” game of the bunch so far.

13 Texas A&M at 2 Alabama 3:30pm CBS

I’ll laugh at Bama for losing, sure, but I want much more to laugh at aTm for losing badly.

25 Memphis at SMU 3:30pm ESPN2

Both teams have really good running backs. SMU has an RTARLsman contender if that post ever gets its shit together this year.

Central Arkansas at North Dakota State 3:30pm NBC N.D.

Choosing to read the TV listing as NDSU’s own dedicated version of NBC.

Texas Tech at Kansas State 3:30pm FS1

It’s really unfortunate that the dickheads from Lubbock couldn’t pull of their upset last week. This could have been a good spot for a joke or two. Ah, well, nevertheless, I made some commitments last week to not believing anything good about TTU so K-State -2.5 seems like a real bargain.

17 Oklahoma State at Kansas 3:30pm ESPN

If there were some sort of deadpool going on this site for coach most likely to... You know what? Never mind.

12 North Carolina at Boston College 3:30pm ABC

Big conference matchup. Woohoo.

USF at 15 Cincinnati 3:30pm ESPN+

Vegas doesn’t think much of the Bulls this year and neither do I.

Charlotte at Florida Atlantic 4:00pm ESPNU

Kiffin’s gone so where is the incentive to watch this?

Virginia Tech at Duke 4:00pm ACCN

In the same spirit that you don’t have to go to a packed restaurant during a pandemic, you don’t have to watch this festering stinkhole of a game to deeply wish for a VPISU victory by triple digits.

Mississippi at Kentucky 4:00pm SECN

No interest in watching or betting on this game but would like to see some odds on Kentucky being ranked again this decade. Willing to put $5 down that they won’t be.

Jacksonville State at Florida State 4:00pm RSN/ESPN3

The Florida State Superspreaders have a get right game before they go get devoured again next week but at this point I’m not sure it would be much more than a slightly surprising if they lost to a motivated team of 3rd graders.

WKU at Middle Tennessee 5:00pm ESPN3

You won’t find me enjoying this unwatchable beauty. Not this year.

West Texas A&M at Stephen F. Austin 5:00pm ESPN3

I don’t think either of these teams are I-A but it’s entirely possible they’ve both joined the Big 12.

Navy at Air Force 6:00pm CBSSN

The first leg of this year’s Commander-in-Chief Trophy round robin is probably the worst of the three games involved. The line started Air Force -2.5 but is now Navy -7 and I can’t give you a good reason for that. Not saying there isn’t one but also betting on Navy -7 seems like a bad idea right now. Go Middies in any case.

Georgia Southern at ULM 7:00pm ESPN+

This is why you pay for ESPN+! That deal with Hulu & Disney+ gives you lots of other options for things to watch while this game is being played.

Southern Miss at North Texas 7:30pm Stadium

Stadium is still just an app for your phone/tablet, right? Better just leave your phone turned off until about midnight Eastern time to be safe.

Tulsa at 11 UCF 7:30pm ESPN2

Much like life I am just wishing this post could be over already.

18 Oklahoma at Iowa State 7:30pm ABC

Oklahoma choked away a big lead against a pretty bad Kansas State team last week and the game was sealed on an absolutely awful throw by Spencer Rattler. I would not expect this Oklahoma QB to win a Heisman or get picked #1 overall at this point.

Arkansas at 16 Mississippi State 7:30pm SECN Alt.

What the hell has Miss State done to earn the #16 ranking? (looks at what station this game is on) Oh, right.

7 Auburn at 4 Georgia 7:30pm ESPN

There’s still plenty of time for this whole season to be cut short for everybody but in a normal year this would be the most likely game of the year to be hyped as a classic for six days before both teams sputter away to a combined 10 losses.

20 LSU at Vanderbilt 7:30pm SECN

LSU exposed me and a lot of other people as know-nothings last week. Here’s hoping they can do it again.

Virginia at 1 Clemson 8:00pm ACCN

I’m gonna use this game to gauge just how stupid it is for me to feel like Miami might just have a chance in hell next week.

GAMES OF THE WEEK:

Rice at Marshall Postponed

Troy at South Alabama Postponed

#football #college football #tv watching #watch em ups #covid #karma doesn't work the way americans think it does #nothing bad will happen to you as a direct result of wishing terrible pain on objectively awful and murderous people

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acharya123himal · 4 years ago

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NPC-NPI meet on virtual ‘Policy Dialogue post COVID-19’

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KATHMANDU: The National Planning Commission (NPC) and Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) held the first meeting in the series of NPI-NPC Policy Dialogue post COVID-19 via Zoom conference.

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pharmaphorumuk · 6 years ago

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HPAPI – Ester Lovsin Barle from Lonza AG discusses the latest issues

Ester Lovsin Barle from Lonza AG will be speaking at SMi’s 3rd Annual Highly Potent Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (HPAPI) Conference which will take place in London on 13th-14th May. She will be discussing the latest developments in the industry with a specific focus on occupational exposure limits. Ahead of the conference, SMi interviewed her where she gave a taster of what she will be discussing.

Ester said:

“While there seems to be a reduction of new projects from the “simple” small molecule area, there is a very alive and booming field of developing new and imaginative ways to target diseases with new therapeutic applications and modalities, as well as use longstanding highly potent or toxic drugs in new ways. Personally, I find the area of HPAPI very exciting since it is challenging to keep up with the pace of the progress in the field. Challenges are fun!”

“As mentioned before, the progress in the HPAPI field is rapid and there are certain gaps in the knowledge when breaking new grounds. For my professional work as the occupational toxicologist it is a challenge to fill these gaps and protect the safety of the patients and workers in an optimal way despite not knowing it all.”

The full interview is available in the Download Centre on the website www.highlypotentapi.com Key sessions to be discussed in the area of hazard assessment and handling include – Practical elements in rolling out HPAPI projects; Occupational exposure limits; Manufacturing of Oncological Drug Products & Drug Substance by a CDMO; Demonstrating that exposure controls are effective and OH/containment strategy and NPI at AbbVie

Joining Ester on Day One of the conference will be Mr Justin Mason-Home, Director, HPAPI Project Services Limited; Fabio Zenobi, EHS Director, BSP Pharmaceuticals; Martin Axon, Principal Occupational Hygienist, Safebridge and Olindo Lazzaro, Director, Global EHS Technical Operations, AbbVie.

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npi · 4 months ago

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Washington's own Pramila Jayapal rallies thousands at Netroots Nation to keep organizing for progressive change

Welcome back to NPI’s coverage of Netroots Nation 2024 from Baltimore, Maryland. This evening, the conference’s middle day culminated with a powerful keynote session featuring Representative Pramila Jayapal, UAW’s Shawn Fain, Maryland State Senator Jill P. Carter, Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson, strategist and framing expert Anat Shenker-Osorio, and Netroots Nation boardmember Melissa Ryan. Each…

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dickensign · 7 years ago

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At the National Policy Institute’s 2015 conference, alt-right star Richard Spencer’s annual Nazi-fest, a speaker named Jack Donovan exhorted the crowd "to leave the world the way you entered it, kicking and screaming and covered in somebody else’s blood." The same year, in the pages of the The Occidental Observer, one of the most prominent white nationalist webzines, another alt-righter, James J. O’Meara, held forth about how "behind the Negro, hidden away, as always, is the darker, more sinister figure of the Judeo. The Negro is the shock troop. The Jew is the ultimate beneficiary.” Aside from being open fascists and “white racialists,” Donovan and O’Meara have another thing in common: They’re both out gay men.

In his book The Homo and the Negro, O’Meara says that gay white men represent the best of what Western culture has to offer because of their "intelligence" and "beauty," and that "Negroes" represent the worst, being incapable of "achievement." Donovan calls women "whores" and "bitches," and, when a questioner on Reddit asked him his views of the Holocaust, responded, "What is this Holocaust thing? I’m drawing a blank."

Gay men have been influenced by two white nationalist ideas: the "threat" posed by Islam and the "danger" posed by immigrants.

Both have become influential figures in the alt-right; horribly, they are not the only gay men to respond to an olive branch lately offered by white nationalism. The opening of this movement to cisgender gay men is a radical change, "one of the biggest changes I’ve seen on the right in 40 years," says Chip Berlet, co-author of Right-Wing Populism in America. In the United States, unlike in Europe, out gay men have never been welcome in white supremacist groups. The Klan and neo-Nazi groups, the main previous incarnations of white hate in this country, were and still are violently anti-queer. And while a subset of openly gay men has always been conservative (or, as in all populations, casually racist), they never sought to join the racist right.

That was before groups like NPI, Counter-Currents Publishing, and American Renaissance started putting out the welcome mat. Since around 2010, some (though by no means all) groups in the leadership of the white nationalist movement have been inviting out cis gay men to speak at their conferences, write for their magazines, and be interviewed in their journals. Donovan and O'Meara, far to the right of disgraced provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos, are the white nationalist movement's actual queer stars. But there are others in the ranks, like Douglas Pearce of the popular neofolk band Death in June. And there are many more gay men (and some trans women) who have been profoundly influenced by two white nationalist ideas: the "threat" posed by Islam and the "danger" posed by immigrants.

Donovan tries to sugarcoat his own racist beliefs when speaking to his main fan base, gay men who like his macho looks and straight men from the "pickup artist" culture and the manosphere who are desperately trying to learn from him how to be manly. Instead, reverting to the other half of the Nazi playbook, he prefers to highlight his hatred for "effeminacy," feminism, and "weakness." A beautifully muscular man of 42 who has perfected a masculine scowl in the many photographs of himself he releases on his website and Facebook page, he functions as beefcake for the neofascist cause. He’s parlayed his butch allure into a brand, earning money from a line of T-shirts and wrist guards that say things like BARBARIAN and a series of books that seek to instruct both straight and gay men in how to become more masculine and in particular, more "violent."

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sarcasticcynic · 8 years ago

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Richard Spencer--proud white supremacist, anti-Semite, and founder of the alt-right--is also the president of the white nationalist National Policy Institute. According to its own web site, the NPI is “dedicated to the heritage, identity, and future of people of European descent in the United States, and around the world.” The NPI produces racist papers on issues such as the supposed racial differences in intelligence.

The NIP claims to be a tax-exempt nonprofit organization. IRS rules forbid such a tax-exempt organization from certain things, including:

“directly or indirectly participating in, or intervening in, any political campaign on behalf of (or in opposition to) any candidate for elective public office”;

“public statements of position (verbal or written) made by or on behalf of an organization in favor of or in opposition to any candidate for public office”;

“any message favoring or opposing a candidate”;

“leaders cannot make partisan comments in official organization publications or at official functions of the organization”; and

“an organization posts something on its web site that favors or opposes a candidate for public office”

In July of 2015, Spencer published an article praising Trump and cheering his mocking of John McCain, and another in support of a Trump rally. Both articles appeared on RADIX Journal, a site that identifies itself as “published by The National Policy Institute.” In September, Spencer spoke with The Daily Beast as “the head of the National Policy Institute,” and lauded Trump’s special appeal to “White Americans.” In December, he gave a detailed interview in which he repeatedly praised Trump’s candidacy and criticized his Republican opponents.

Last year, Spencer posted a lengthy anti-Clinton message on the NPI’s official web site, soliciting donations and explicitly concluding: “I invite you to join us in the fight against Hillary Clinton, and the liberal agenda that’s haunted our country for generations.” After the election, the NPI held a conference at which Spencer proudly proclaimed: “Hail Trump, hail our people, hail victory!”

Strangely, none of this illegal political participation is why the NPI finally lost its tax-exempt status. It’s because the NPI failed to file its federal tax returns for multiple years. Spencer is appealing.

#Spencer #Richard Spencer #IRS #Internal Revenue Service #NPI #National Policy Institute #white nationalism #white supremacy #racism #partisanship #alt-right #neo-Nazis #2016 election #Clinton #Hillary Clinton #Trump #Donald Trump #President Trump

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ontarionewsnorth · 5 years ago

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Northern Ontario: What should we do?

What are the opportunities and challenges that face Northern Ontario communities today, and in the next 10, 15, 20 years? Charles Cirtwill, President and CEO of Northern Policy Institute (NPI), answered this question at this year’s annual State of the North event in Sault Ste. Marie.

Each year, NPI provides an update on the state of Ontario’s northern regions by reporting on a set of…

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#Northern Policy Institute #NPI #Sault Ste. Marie conference

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rtrixie · 8 years ago

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i wanted to ask you what is your honest opinion on richard spencer, since he has been a hot topic lately. i consider myself right wing most of the time, but some of his views are bit too much imo. this isn't an attack against you, i honestly like your blog, which is why i'm asking

Well, I definitely disagree with him on some things, but generally I like him. Some of his content is great (radixjournal for example), and he is good at organizing his part of the right, like we saw with the NPI conference.

We’ll try to get him on the podcast some time (almost did once but we got cucked by Gavin McInnes) to help people form an opinion of their own.

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The degenerate’s guide to college football TV watch ‘em ups, 2019 season, week 7

As you read this for the first time in what seems like ages Steven Montez is not throwing an interception. Enough about that, it’s Red River Shootout Rivalry week! Kind of sucks that they stopped calling it a shootout right when every game in the Big XII became a shootout.

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This isn’t the best version of “Red River Valley” much like this year’s game isn’t the best version of the Red River Shootout but we have to love the ones we’re with.

Why am I putting so much of this post into a game I don’t give a shit about? Because Miami already played (and won!) and I haven’t actually looked at the rest of the schedule yet. We’ll find out together what’s going on this week! Schedule copied from FBSchedules, gambles copied from Vegas Insider, thoughts are intended to be original. I’m sorry.

Saturday, October 12

Matchup Time (ET) TV/Mobile

6 Oklahoma vs. 11 Texas (in Dallas, TX) 12:00pm FOX

Wait, get the fuck out of here. This is the first game listed to top it all off? Bookmakers are fucking with us to have the o/u at 75.5 but Sooners -10.5 seems smart to me. Note to theoretical new readers: nobody who writes on this site about gambling is right more than 15% of the time.

Maryland at Purdue 12:00pm BTN

B1G action! It sucks!

23 Memphis at Temple 12:00pm ESPN2

The race for the group of five BCS bid (is that what we’re still calling it?) is a madcap so far and Temple is still in it. Wild, right? Manny Diaz might have chosen the less talented team this year when he decided to leave Temple at the altar. Memphis is the favorite for this game and the AAC championship and probably #2 in line for the big bowl money among the sisters of the poor but this is an interesting game for a whole host of reasons. Go Tigers.

Miami (Ohio) at Western Michigan 12:00pm ESPNU

I think I’m doing the italics wrong for this post. I won’t go back to fix it, though.

16 Michigan at Illinois 12:00pm ABC

Michigan is pure entertainment to me but only in theory. I don’t watch their shitty games but every outcome fills me with glee. Nobody likes them, especially Michigan fans. Keep it going, Captain Clutch.

Mississippi State at Tennessee 12:00pm SECN

Miss State isn’t total trash, are they? I feel like no but I can’t tell you why. And, yet, they are only favored by 6.5 over Tennessee. I can’t believe there’s a reason beyond gambling to care about this game.

Rutgers at Indiana 12:00pm BTN

If you find yourself interested in this game for any reason whatsoever please call 800-522-4700.

South Carolina at 3 Georgia 12:00pm ESPN

Is Coach Boom on the hot seat? I really don’t know what’s expected of him. Can he say that his shitty QB that got hurt would have made a difference in this season? Will school officials believe him? Georgia -22 seems like great value to me.

Toledo at Bowling Green 12:00pm CBSSN

Bowling Green is very bad. Are they +26.5 at home against Toledo bad? Absolutely they are.

Georgia Tech at Duke 12:30pm RSN

Georgia Tech football makes me sad. Let’s not dwell too long on them.

Ball State at Eastern Michigan 2:00pm ESPN+

Ball State is not baller at all. One of life’s great quandaries.

Old Dominion at Marshall 2:30pm Stadium

This must be the first game of the year on Stadium unless I’ve just completely stopped paying attention. What a debut!

New Mexico State at Central Michigan 3:00pm ESPN3

Washington State at 18 Arizona State 3:30pm Pac-12N

Holy hell, what a shit year this is. Arizona State crept up to #18 and there is nothing interesting about their team on the field. They aren’t even undefeated. It’s just Herm Edwards yelling inspiration to some kids you’ve never heard of and it’s mostly worked out so far. This game is a pick ‘em which is probably what every Washington State game should be until Mike Leach rides off into the sunset.

Florida State at 2 Clemson 3:30pm ABC

When Cabbage exposed Jameis Winston’s pay-for-play thing a few years ago Jameis was probably taking money for point shaving, too. I kind of feel like Trevor Lawrence is doing the same thing this year but it’s more dangerous for him because he still has to play in college for another year. How off has Clemson looked so far? I’m entertaining thoughts of FSU pulling the upset here. Technically they can do that just by staying closer than 26. That’s the best kind of upset, really.

NIU at Ohio 3:30pm ESPN+

Even in the lowered expectations world of MACtion 2019 this is a sad affair.

Kent State at Akron 3:30pm ESPN3

Maybe all MAC games are particularly sad this year.

Michigan State at 8 Wisconsin 3:30pm BTN

The pain isn’t close to over for Sparty but a nice moral victory here would only mean keeping Jonathan Taylor under 200 yards and 5 TDs. Or even scoring. One out of two seems possible.

25 Cincinnati at Houston 3:30pm ESPN2

Holgo to Houston seemed so natural but things haven’t really clicked yet. Fickell at Cincinnati, on the other hand, has been perfect and immediate. Vegas has some faith in the Cougars still, though, so maybe I just haven’t caught up to the now. The Bearcats are favored by 7 but that seems low to me, even on the road. Maybe stay the fuck away from this one.

1 Alabama at 24 Texas A&M 3:30pm CBS

aTm is going to lose by 40 and somehow rank #15 on Sunday.

BYU at USF 3:30pm CBSSN

BYU is starting a black QB for the first time in school history. That’s kind of a jarring headline in 2019 for any school, isn’t it?

UConn at Tulane 3:45pm ESPNU

Let’s run away from all the uncomfortable thoughts that go with BYU and gather together to laugh at UConn. It is wild that Tulane is favored by 34 over anybody. Willie Fritz is going to get offered a lot of money to go somewhere else for 2020 and I hope he stays put. Having a good coach and the occasionally best uniforms in the country is a cool combo.

Rhode Island at Virginia Tech 4:00pm ACCN

Virginia Tech won one of the most cursed games of all time last week and it would surprise basically nobody if they turned around and lost to the Fightin’ Lamar Odoms this week. Before you ask, yes, Rhode Island is bad even for a AA team.

Texas Tech at 22 Baylor 4:00pm FS1

Baylor is ranked. Gross.

San Jose State at Nevada 4:00pm ATTSN

If you’re a fan of Last Chance U, tune in to see Malik Henry take over as Nevada’s QB. The offense has been a shambles so far this year but the Wolfpack are still 3-2 and alive in the MWC so maybe the formerly big name recruit can provide a nice jolt.

UNLV at Vanderbilt 4:00pm SECN

People like to make jokes about the SEC not playing any good non-conference games and never going on the road to play out of conference.

Middle Tennessee at Florida Atlantic 4:00pm ESPN+

FAU is going to sneak into a bowl game this year and Lane Kiffin is going to get hired by like Florida State or some dumb shit. Looking forward to it all.

Iowa State at West Virginia 4:00pm ESPN

The line opened at -7.5 for Iowa State and it’s moved up to -10. Both these teams are kind of messy and it’s being played in Morgantown. Somebody please enlighten us all in the comments.

Georgia State at Coastal Carolina 5:00pm ESPN+

This afternoon stretch is mostly pretty bleak for watchin’ ‘em up.

UAB at UTSA 6:00pm ESPN+

This game doesn’t change things much for the better. UAB should rock UTSA but this is on ESPN+ anyway, so it’s not like anybody will be watching it.

UMass at Louisiana Tech 7:00pm ESPN3

Peeking down the page a bit, the night schedule actually looks pretty good. This one won’t be in the rotation. La Tech is good this year but UMass is pure trash. The 31.5-point line is a warning sign to stay away unless the game gets way the fuck out of hand really early.

Mississippi, Oxford at Missouri 7:00pm ESPN2

Kelly Bryant is, at long last, looking pretty good. Missouri’s offense is theoretically a good training ground for the NFL, so I’m happy for Bryant on that level, but I really just want to see extra misery (npi) poured on Mississippi.

North Texas at Southern Miss 7:00pm Facebook

I swear to you the good games are on their way.

Fresno State at Air Force 7:00pm CBSSN

We aren’t quite there yet but this is at least a cool looking game. The stadium, the uniforms, the offensive schemes. This is degenerate football.

Charlotte at FIU 7:00pm ESPN+

Butch Davis’s kids finally showed some signs of life last week but it’s still for the best that this one is on ESPN+ and out of sight.

Army at WKU 7:00pm Stadium

I don’t think you’ll need it but this is some pretty nice alternative program if the brand name stuff goes sideways.

10 Penn State at 17 Iowa 7:30pm ABC

Two programs with very different histories dealing with disadvantaged kids clash in primetime. Here’s to another few years of contract for Kirk Ferentz following a minor but important upset victory.

USC at 9 Notre Dame 7:30pm NBC

USC is great because they actually have a similar amount of talent to Notre Dame but they haven’t had a coach for the last few years. Nice to see one of college football’s storied rivalries played on the first weekend of October. I’m trying to believe the Trojans can win but honestly it would feel like a miracle if they keep things within spitting distance of the 10.5-point line.

Arkansas at Kentucky 7:30pm SECN

Both of these teams are 2-3 and going nowhere but Kentucky -6.5 seems like a steal. Somebody talk Beer out of this one.

Louisville at 19 Wake Forest 7:30pm ACCN

Wake Forest is the weird secret hope that at least one ACC team can stay in the top 25 all year long to make Clemson’s schedule just good enough to make the playoffs. If I know my ACC, Louisville is going to run all over them.

Navy at Tulsa 7:30pm ESPNU

I’m still not sold on this edition of Midshipmen football but maybe I’ve been too harsh on Malcolm Perry. We’re getting into the “pound the over” part of the year for Navy and I, possibly stupidly, feel pretty good about them winning this one. Which would make them 4-1 against the spread with three straight overs.

Nebraska at Minnesota 7:30pm FS1

Undefeated and unranked Minnesota might be catching Nebraska at a bad time. The Huskers aren’t good but they have a little bit of fight in them. Which is what they hired Scott Frost for in the first place. Leaning Nebraska +7.5. Make of that what you will.

7 Florida at 5 LSU 8:00pm ESPN

What upside down version of the world are we in where Florida’s vicious defense is pitted against LSU’s unstoppable offense? This is the kind of place where the U.S. president would lay down the project of empire to let some pissant remnant of Alexander the Great’s conquests bomb American troops for the sake of... building some hotels somewhere, I think? This game is guaranteed to end well past midnight East Coast time.

15 Utah at Oregon State 8:00pm Pac-12N

Well, Herman Munster, the Utes are people of the Great Basin whose ancestral homes covered most of present day Colorado and Utah. And the Utah Utes are gonna fuck Oregon State shit all up. Utah -14.5, under 59.5. Beware, all Pac-12 After Dark prognostication is functionally useless.

Hawaii at 14 Boise State 10:15pm ESPN2

God do I want to sex this particular game. Hawaii vs. Boise on the blue turf, kicking off well after most of the country has gone to bed? This is what West Coast football is all about. Boise is the much better team but Hawaii still has the wild offense, so keep an eye on this even if the score looks one-sided at halftime.

Wyoming at San Diego State 10:30pm CBSSN

In recent years this matchup has been the key to the MWC season but for some reason it got scheduled mid-season for 2019. Both are still in contention for the conference title and one of them is likely to get serious top 25 consideration tomorrow. SDSU has my heart but an o/u of 38 makes this one sound painful.

Washington at Arizona 11:00pm FS1

Pac-12 scheduling baby! Why is it designed to make people not see their best teams and most dynamic players? Who knows but it’s a tradition now. UDub has sort of fallen apart after their preseason top 10 ranking but nobody is going to look to Arizona for consistency. The line has moved down, which suggests people are betting in decent numbers, but you have to got serious problems if you think this is a good ride to take.

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