Black Hammer Organization / Black Hammer/ Hammer City - Black Nationalist cult trying to found a commune in the Colorado desert

Lmao!

They didn’t shut it down for hate speech.

They shut it down because it might damage THE MESSAGE.
 
Feds investigating Black Hammer Party in wide-ranging criminal probe
(Atlanta Journal-Constitution) (archive.ph) (kf thread)
The Black Hammer Party, an Atlanta-based extremist group that preaches violent revolution against the United States government, is the target of a joint investigation by the FBI and the Fayetteville Police Department on charges ranging from weapons offenses and narcotics to kidnapping and human trafficking.

More info at the link.
 
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Hey so since Ireland was colonized can the Irish come to? Or are we too white?

Also how is the land liberated? It's not like they're actually giving it back to the native population in the area, even if they have native people in the commune, chances are they're a scattering of tribes. But sure, it's so liberating to have land taken up for another shitty start-up commune and spat back out with ruined soil and abandoned buildings and trash.
 
Hey so since Ireland was colonized can the Irish come to? Or are we too white?

Also how is the land liberated? It's not like they're actually giving it back to the native population in the area, even if they have native people in the commune, chances are they're a scattering of tribes. But sure, it's so liberating to have land taken up for another shitty start-up commune and spat back out with ruined soil and abandoned buildings and trash.
Even if they decide to exclude white people, what about races like the Japanese? They decimated and still oppress what little remains of the countrys native population and pillaged other countries.
 
Even if they decide to exclude white people, what about races like the Japanese? They decimated and still oppress what little remains of the countrys native population and pillaged other countries.
Japs are seen as honorary Whites so a better example would be the Bantu niggers genociding every indigenous nigger tribe they came across as they made their way to South Africa.
 
Japs are seen as honorary Whites so a better example would be the Bantu niggers genociding every indigenous nigger tribe they came across as they made their way to South Africa.
They wouldn’t know about that and even if they did they don’t care. It’s all about their personal grievances, desires, and interests in the here and now. They don’t care if someone in Timbuktu was massacred, even if that person looks exactly like them. Many of them are happy to benefit from sweat shops if it allows them to consume. In fact, they happily participate in human trafficking, so they’re no better than some Portuguese slave merchant in the 1600s.
 
They wouldn’t know about that and even if they did they don’t care. It’s all about their personal grievances, desires, and interests in the here and now. They don’t care if someone in Timbuktu was massacred, even if that person looks exactly like them. Many of them are happy to benefit from sweat shops if it allows them to consume. In fact, they happily participate in human trafficking, so they’re no better than some Portuguese slave merchant in the 1600s.
Usually necroposts are based.

but replying almost a year later to politisperg about some nonsense is severely autistic.
 
So it looks like the investigation is bringing about charges.
The leader of an Atlanta-based, far-left extremist group known for its outrageous protests and social media posts has been charged in federal court with taking part in an alleged Kremlin-backed operation to sow discord in the United States.

Augustus C. Romain, Jr., is charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States and is accused of accepting money and other assistance from Alexandr Viktorovich Ionov, a Russian national with connections to the FSB, Russia’s intelligence service, according to an indictment unsealed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Tampa, Fla.
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It's been a while since I've heard anything about this guy, but just to refresh my mind, is this the gay pedophile groomer black-centrist cult leader guy who had the weird commune house oddly in a semi-upscale mostly white neighborhood where they had some black teenager (allegedly) held hostage who then somehow (allegedly) got a hold of a phone to call the cops for help but then killed themself when the cops arrived to investigate?

Edit: I'm mostly bewildered by how the fuck this darkman managed to get out of those charges in order to (allegedly) stooge for the Supreme Russian Cowboy in the first place.
 
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So it looks like the investigation is bringing about charges.

Link to article
Here is a link to the archive.

Black Hammer leader charged in Russian influence scheme​


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Atlanta group’s leader faces state charges in separate kidnapping in metro area

The leader of an Atlanta-based, far-left extremist group known for its outrageous protests and social media posts has been charged in federal court with taking part in an alleged Kremlin-backed operation to sow discord in the United States.

Augustus C. Romain, Jr., is charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States and is accused of accepting money and other assistance from Alexandr Viktorovich Ionov, a Russian national with connections to the FSB, Russia’s intelligence service, according to an indictment unsealed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Tampa, Fla.
Romain, the flamboyant leader of the Black Hammer Party who goes by the name Gazi Kodzo and uses gender-neutral pronouns, was already in jail in Fayette County on charges of kidnapping, aggravated sodomy, racketeering and human trafficking related to police raid on the group’s Fayetteville headquarters last July.

According to the new federal indictment, Romain allegedly conspired in 2022 with Ionov to stage pro-Russian demonstration at the Georgia State Capitol and at the San Francisco headquarters of Meta, the parent company of Facebook.
Romain and several members of the Black Hammer Party traveled to San Francisco in March 2022 to protest Facebook’s decision to censor pro-Russian posts regarding the invasion of Ukraine. Romain live streamed the protest on their social media channels. Federal authorities allege that Ionov orchestrated the protest, sending Romain $6,500 to cover costs and suggested designs for posters. Ionov allegedly reported the plan back to his FSB handler and assisted Romain in getting the protest covered by Russian language news services.

Romain allegedly worked with Ionov to stage other protests in Atlanta, including a May 8 rally for Russian Victory Day and June 23 protest at the state capitol. Federal prosecutors claim the actions amount to Romain acting as an unregistered agent for Russia.
The new indictment names Romain and the Black Hammer Party. It also charges members of the Florida-based African People’s Socialist Party and the Uhuru Movement, which allegedly conspired with Ionov on other propaganda efforts and ran its members for local political office in the Sunshine state. In addition, the indictment charges Ionov’s alleged Russian handlers, FBS officers Aleksey Borisovich Sukhodolov and Yegor Sergeyevich Popov. None of the Russian alleged co-conspirators have been arrested and they are unlikely to be apprehended.

“Russia’s foreign intelligence service allegedly weaponized our First Amendment rights – freedoms Russia denies its own citizens – to divide Americans and interfere in elections in the United States,” said Assistant Attorney General Matthew G. Olsen of the Justice Department’s National Security Division. “The department will not hesitate to expose and prosecute those who sow discord and corrupt U.S. elections in service of hostile foreign interests, regardless of whether the culprits are U.S. citizens or foreign individuals abroad.”

Ionov, who resides in Russia, was indicted last July on charges related to the alleged operation. Romain and the Black Hammer Party were not named in the indictment, but their activities matched those of an individual listed as “Unindicted Co-Conspirator 5.”

Romain and the Black Hammer Party rose to prominence amid the COVID-19 pandemic and social justice protests of the summer of 2020, establishing chapters around the nation and gaining a reputation for erratic behavior and poorly conceived plans.

In Atlanta, Romain and members of his group would stage loud demonstrations in Woodruff Park and around the campus of Georgia State University, issuing threats to police and local politicians through bullhorns while hitting up students for donations. Online, Romain picked fights with other leftists, cozied up to far-right groups like the Proud Boys, and spread conspiracy theories borrowed from QAnon and other extremist groups.

The group largely disintegrated last summer when a homeless man who had been recruited into the group called 911 and claimed he had been kidnapped and was not allowed to leave the group’s Fayetteville communal home. Police responded to the quiet subdivision where members lived in a rental home dubbed the “Hammer House.” Police say one member of the group took his own life rather than be arrested.

Romain has been in custody on state charges in Georgia related to that episode and held without bond since their arrest last summer. A trial in that case was scheduled to begin in February but was delayed and a new trial date has not been set. Stacey Flynn, Romain’s attorney, said her client was finally granted bond last week in the state case but officials with the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office, which runs the jail, refused to release him.

“Now I know why,” she said.

Romain was scheduled to be arraigned on the charges Tuesday afternoon in federal magistrate court in Atlanta. Flynn, who had yet to see the indictment, had no immediate comment on the new federal charge, which carries a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison.
 
So it looks like the investigation is bringing about charges.

Link to article
But in this era of J6 tribunals sentencing your boomer aunt to 25 years in prison for casually meandering into a building, is this real or just a political persecution because he was getting too redpilled?

Akwame y'all. UHURU!
 
But in this era of J6 tribunals sentencing your boomer aunt to 25 years in prison for casually meandering into a building, is this real or just a political persecution because he was getting too redpilled?

Akwame y'all. UHURU!
It's not a particularly feeble statute.

Whoever enters into any agreement, combination, or conspiracy to defraud the United States, or any department or agency thereof, by obtaining or aiding to obtain the payment or allowance of any false, fictitious or fraudulent claim, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both.
18 U.S.C. § 286

The real rub here is that, like other conspiracy crimes, no other crime need be actually committed. A material step in furtherance of the conspiracy is sufficient.
 
I think it's becoming more apparent that these BLM and Trans rights niggers are psyops from Russia and China.
I'm not sure sure they're psyops from Russia and China in that they're planned and executed by those countries, rather that retards like the Black Hammer Party are easily subverted by state actors. Russia and China have a long history of Communist agitprop gobbledygook, so they can use that to appeal to these revolutionaries and get them to do what they want for very little effort. It's like the old Soviet propaganda about "how racist America is, and how us enlightened Socialists would never treat the Negro so poorly!" It's all bullshit.
 
I'm not sure sure they're psyops from Russia and China in that they're planned and executed by those countries, rather that retards like the Black Hammer Party are easily subverted by state actors. Russia and China have a long history of Communist agitprop gobbledygook, so they can use that to appeal to these revolutionaries and get them to do what they want for very little effort. It's like the old Soviet propaganda about "how racist America is, and how us enlightened Socialists would never treat the Negro so poorly!" It's all bullshit.
Yeah that's what I mean, they usually fund or influence groups that they believe would be disruptive or against the interests of the country.
 
It's not a particularly feeble statute.


18 U.S.C. § 286

The real rub here is that, like other conspiracy crimes, no other crime need be actually committed. A material step in furtherance of the conspiracy is sufficient.
Serious question: how is taking money and design tips from an alleged FSB asset "defrauding" the USG by any stretch of the imagination?
 
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