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This small report in a red bound report cover is made available at the [[Carson Youth Center]]. | This small report in a red bound report cover is made available at the [[Carson Youth Center]]. | ||
NAZI RALLY INVESTIGATION - [[Jim|James N. Gomez]] - My original intent in being present for the Nazi rally in Dearborn was to cause trouble. That I did successfully, when I managed to get one Nazi to punch another Nazi through saying the right words while hidden in a tree surrounded by Nazis, such that they couldn't tell who said it, but assumed one of the other men around did. I can do a pretty good rural southern accent when I want to. | NAZI RALLY INVESTIGATION - [[Jim|James N. Gomez]] - My original intent in being present for the Nazi rally in Dearborn was to cause trouble. That I did successfully, when I managed to get one Nazi to punch another Nazi through saying the right words while hidden in a tree surrounded by Nazis, such that they couldn't tell who said it, but assumed one of the other men around did. I can do a pretty good rural southern accent when I want to. | ||
| − | A noteworthy part of the event was when an older speaker, wearing a Nazi SS ring, got up to give a lengthy address highlighting obscure tactics. He seemed effective in creating and building support, up until an apparent malfunction cut his audio. In the confusion, he departed the venue. However he was not alone. I observed a number of individuals leaving after that incident. The individuals superficially appeared to be members of different groups, such as Nazi prison gang, scholarly 'race realist', alt-right troll, and such. However, I observed them wearing | + | A noteworthy part of the event was when an older speaker, wearing a Nazi SS ring, got up to give a lengthy address highlighting obscure tactics. He seemed effective in creating and building support, up until an apparent malfunction cut his audio. In the confusion, he departed the venue. However he was not alone. I observed a number of individuals leaving after that incident. The individuals superficially appeared to be members of different groups, such as Nazi prison gang, scholarly 'race realist', alt-right troll, and such. However, I observed them following the lead of a man overtly wearing a Nazi armband, and traveling with the older speaker wearing the SS insignia ring. That is, they left together, taking a shared vehicle. I followed the vehicle. |
Leaving the event, my ability to hit 50 miles per hour in the air allowed me to keep up with them, as the group traveled the suburban and urban streets. I might not have been able to keep up with highway travel, which would have been a problem as the vehicle <OOC: SUV description inserted here; see [[Rei]] for details if necessary> had no license plate or identifying marks visible. | Leaving the event, my ability to hit 50 miles per hour in the air allowed me to keep up with them, as the group traveled the suburban and urban streets. I might not have been able to keep up with highway travel, which would have been a problem as the vehicle <OOC: SUV description inserted here; see [[Rei]] for details if necessary> had no license plate or identifying marks visible. | ||
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Further investigation may be warranted. There could be nothing but coincidence here, but if it's not, it's worth knowing. | Further investigation may be warranted. There could be nothing but coincidence here, but if it's not, it's worth knowing. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:35, 3 January 2018
This small report in a red bound report cover is made available at the Carson Youth Center.
NAZI RALLY INVESTIGATION - James N. Gomez - My original intent in being present for the Nazi rally in Dearborn was to cause trouble. That I did successfully, when I managed to get one Nazi to punch another Nazi through saying the right words while hidden in a tree surrounded by Nazis, such that they couldn't tell who said it, but assumed one of the other men around did. I can do a pretty good rural southern accent when I want to.
A noteworthy part of the event was when an older speaker, wearing a Nazi SS ring, got up to give a lengthy address highlighting obscure tactics. He seemed effective in creating and building support, up until an apparent malfunction cut his audio. In the confusion, he departed the venue. However he was not alone. I observed a number of individuals leaving after that incident. The individuals superficially appeared to be members of different groups, such as Nazi prison gang, scholarly 'race realist', alt-right troll, and such. However, I observed them following the lead of a man overtly wearing a Nazi armband, and traveling with the older speaker wearing the SS insignia ring. That is, they left together, taking a shared vehicle. I followed the vehicle.
Leaving the event, my ability to hit 50 miles per hour in the air allowed me to keep up with them, as the group traveled the suburban and urban streets. I might not have been able to keep up with highway travel, which would have been a problem as the vehicle <OOC: SUV description inserted here; see Rei for details if necessary> had no license plate or identifying marks visible.
The vehicle traveled southeast, in the direction of Zug Island. They drove to a building in that area that has the appearance of being boarded up and abandoned, but in fact is not. <OOC: Attached is a map to the specific building, again see Rei for specifics>. They went inside. I had no way of seeing inside the building, let alone going inside, without endangering myself and the mission. So, I waited outside instead, where I noticed the property does have security in the form of cameras.
I waited for hours. Others also arrived at the meeting place. Not just thought and activist leaders, as apparently left the rally. But Nazis with a paramilitary appearance also arrived later. Armed.
Before leaving, I used the spiritual gift of Sensing the Wyrm. The results were not conclusive in that I could not tell for sure whether the building itself is being used by agents of the Wyrm to further its ends, or whether the entire area is so polluted that I was getting spurious environmental feedback. However there is a major influence there.
Opinions: There's a reasonable possibility that the Nazis who organized the Dearborn meeting are part of a Wyrm-directed umbrella group. Given the proximity the meeting place to Damien Shaw's Zug Island headquarters, there's also a reasonable probability that the two groups are connected, in organization and/or in some sort of physical or umbral tunnel.
Further investigation may be warranted. There could be nothing but coincidence here, but if it's not, it's worth knowing.
