TWENTY NAZIS WALK DOWN A STREET IN MADISON,WISCONSIN--EVERYONE GOES NUTS.
(Wilm)A neo-Nazi group was seen marching through the Wisconsin State Capitol Saturday afternoon, carrying flags with Swastikas.
According to Madison Police, around 20 people carrying Nazi flags walked up State Street to the Capitol before heading to James Madison Park. Many people called 911 to report this group.
The group wore red shirts and black accessories. The emblems on their shirts resembled symbols associated with "Blood Tribe." According to the Anti-Defamation League, the "Blood Tribe is a growing neo-Nazi group that claims to have chapters across the United States and Canada." The group allegedly does not allow females to join and also holds anti-LGBTQ+ values.
(GRA:I'm waiting to join a group that only allows Playboy playmates and me.)
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers released a statement. He said, “Let us be clear: neo-Nazis, antisemitism, and white supremacy have no home in Wisconsin. We will not accept or normalize this rhetoric and hate."
My full statement regarding the neo-Nazi demonstration that occurred in Madison today. pic.twitter.com/oZwVW9YTTO
— Governor Tony Evers (@GovEvers) November 18, 2023 On Facebook, The Milwaukee Jewish Community Relations Council thanked Evers for his statement.
GRA:Meanwhile,at LEAST 20 blacks will commit hate crimes(robbery,rape,arson and murder) against many Madison citizens and may or may not be arrested for those crimes.Worry about about THEM.
That's what I said Whites should do.At least somebody listens.
ReplyDeleteIt's easy if you try.
--GRA
“One, two, three, four … occupation no more!” . . . “Five, six, seven, eight … Israel is a terrorist state!”
ReplyDeleteI hate it when they do these slogans and chants.
TWENTY NAZIS WALK DOWN A STREET IN MADISON,WISCONSIN--EVERYONE GOES NUTS.
ReplyDelete(Wilm)A neo-Nazi group was seen marching through the Wisconsin State Capitol Saturday afternoon, carrying flags with Swastikas.
According to Madison Police, around 20 people carrying Nazi flags walked up State Street to the Capitol before heading to James Madison Park. Many people called 911 to report this group.
The group wore red shirts and black accessories. The emblems on their shirts resembled symbols associated with "Blood Tribe." According to the Anti-Defamation League, the "Blood Tribe is a growing neo-Nazi group that claims to have chapters across the United States and Canada." The group allegedly does not allow females to join and also holds anti-LGBTQ+ values.
(GRA:I'm waiting to join a group that only allows Playboy playmates and me.)
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers released a statement. He said, “Let us be clear: neo-Nazis, antisemitism, and white supremacy have no home in Wisconsin. We will not accept or normalize this rhetoric and hate."
My full statement regarding the neo-Nazi demonstration that occurred in Madison today. pic.twitter.com/oZwVW9YTTO
— Governor Tony Evers (@GovEvers) November 18, 2023
On Facebook, The Milwaukee Jewish Community Relations Council thanked Evers for his statement.
GRA:Meanwhile,at LEAST 20 blacks will commit hate crimes(robbery,rape,arson and murder) against many Madison citizens and may or may not be arrested for those crimes.Worry about about THEM.
--GRA