Texas A&M releases statement following its shut down of the White Lives Matter rally

Hate leader Richard Spencer and Preston Wiginton planned a White Lives Matter event at Rudder Plaza on campus on September 11th.

However, Texas A&M decided to cancel the event

White Trash protesters gather at Lee Park, Chanting Nazi Philosophy

Back in April, Charlottesville City Council voted to get rid of the Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee statue that stands in their local park. There was an injunction that prevents the city from doing so for about six months. However, guess who had a problem with it? You're right, a bunch of haters.

So over the weekend, a few dozen torch-wielding protesters showed up in the Charlottesville’s Lee Park to protest. These fools were chanting “You will not replace us,” “Russia is our friend” and “Blood and soil.”

The Blood and Soil chant comes from Nazi philosophy:

Blood and Soil (‘Blut und Boden’) was a very important philosophy for Nazi Germany. The issue of ‘blood and soil’ nearly split the Nazi Party after 1925 and was only resolved at the Bamberg Conference of 1926. One side of the Nazi Party wanted to emphasise the relationship between true Aryans and a rural life. Hitler believed that true Germans ‘came from the soil’ – that they had a family background based on farming and life in the countryside. However, men like Gregor and Otto Strasser wanted to move the party away from the belief in ‘Blut und Boden’ and move towards a policy of attracting more support in urban areas. The Strasser brothers were defeated on this issue and Hitler rallied his supporters around ‘Blut und Boden’ while Otto Strasser left to form his own party based outside of Germany. Gregor was murdered on the Night of the Long Knives.

This stupid protest was lead by Richard Spencer, the King of Losers

Nothing was accomplished, the statue will still be removed.

Richard Spencer kicked out of CPAC

This is grand.

Knave of the Whites, Richard Spencer, was kicked out of 2017 CPAC.

It all started when American Conservative Union President Dan Schneider called out the Alt-Right movement.



Then, Richard held an impromptu conference outside the Potomac Ball Room. He accused the ACU president of making assumptions about him and his ideas, then claimed that his white boy movement will prevail. He further stated that he is considering running for office some day.

But since most of you don't care about that, here is the tea: