CHAROLOTTESVILLE VICTIM & MURDER ARRESTEE, NEO-NAZI CONNECTIONS

I.  “CHARLOTTESVILLE — Police on Sunday identified the woman killed Saturday when a vehicle plowed into a group of counterprotesters here as 32-year-old  [white para-legal] Heather D. Heyer.

Authorities said 19 other pedestrians suffered injuries ranging from serious to minor.

Heyer was among those gathered in Charlottesville to oppose the neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klan members and other white nationalists making a show of force in Charlottesville.”

She may go down in history as the first fatality victim of the AltRight movement in America.  A female exercising her First Amendment rights. R.I.P. Heather.  My sincere condolences to her friends and family.

Ironically, the is just the type of person the race-obsessed alt-right needs to be a baby factory to help whites keep their majority status in the U.S.

II. MAN ARRESTED IN CHARLOTTESVILLE KILLING WAS INVOVLED IN ALT-RIGHT GROUP DEMONSTARTION JUST HOURS BEFORE VICTIM KILLED

 

James Fields Jr., the maniac driver who police say steered his beloved Dodge Challenger into a crowd of peaceful protesters in Charlottesville, Va., had been brandishing a shield emblazoned with a white supremacist emblem just hours before the deadly rampage Saturday.

The Daily News photographed Fields on the front lines of a volatile rally about 10:30 a.m. — flanked by other white men in polo shirts and tan slacks clutching the racially charged black-and-white insignia of the Vanguard America hate group.

James Alex Fields Jr. (c.) brandished a shield from the Vanguard America group before the Charlottesville attack.

(Go Nakamura/New York Daily News)

The Anti-Defamation League depicted Vanguard American as one focused on white identity, but noted that its members have “increasingly demonstrated a neo-Nazi ideology.”

III.  Here’s Vanguard America’s Website.

https://bloodandsoil.org/

Notice they use the Nazi slogan ‘blood and soil.”  Notice also that the racist protestors use a common Nazi fixture—carrying blazing torches.

“Blood and Soil (German: Blut und Boden) refers to a racist ideology that focuses on ethnicity based on two factors, descent blood (of a folk) and territory. It celebrates the relationship of a people to the land they occupy and cultivate, and it places a high value on the virtues of rural living.” . .

Nazi ideology[edit]

Richard Walther Darré addressing a meeting of the farming community in Goslar on 13 December 1937 standing in front of a Reichsadler and Swastika crossed with a sword and wheat sheaf labelled Blood and Soil (from the German Federal Archive)

The doctrine not only called for a "back to the land" approach and re-adoption of rural values; it held that German land was bound, perhaps mystically, to German blood.^[8] Peasants were the Nazi cultural heroes, who held charge of German racial stock and German history—as when a memorial of a medieval peasant uprising was the occasion for a speech by Darré praising them as force and purifier of German history.^[9] This would also lead them to understand the natural order better, and, in the end, only the man who worked the land really possessed it.^[10] Urban culture was decried as a weakness, "asphalt culture", that only the Führer's will could eliminate — sometimes, as a code for Jewish influence.^[11]

It contributed to the Nazi ideal of a woman: a sturdy peasant, who worked the land and bore strong children, contributing to praise for athletic women tanned by outdoor work.^[12] That country women gave birth to more children than city ones, also was a factor in the support.^[13]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_and_Soil