Patriot Front Sightings

@PatriotFrontSightings » The Advocate, an homosexual news publication, recently published an article about Patriot Front's demonstration in Nashville that contained numerous inaccuracies. The article initially cites a ridiculous tweet in which a user falsely claims that Patriot Front was previously known as the “Aryan Nationalist Alliance.” The author also references the condemnation by the extremely Jewish Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell, as well as multiple Democratic politicians, who sought to use PF’s demonstration as some kind of political weapon against naïve conservative politicians in Tennessee. The Jewish Federation of Greater Nashville's comments calling PF's activists "criminals" contrast with the Metro Police's multiple public statements saying that no crimes were committed during the march. Jewish interest groups in Nashville seem singularly motivated to curb free speech critical of their politics. 🦅 Full Article

@PatriotFrontSightings » WKRN reported on Patriot Front's use of cargo vehicles for transportation. The plausibly exasperated U-Haul employee explained that the rental company does not vet its customers based on political affiliation. 🏹 Article and video.

@PatriotFrontUpdates » Activists, during the second quarter of 2024, completed a total of 3,058 instances of activism, averaging 30 per day, in 45 states, including the District of Columbia. Patriot Front marched in Charleston, West Virginia, offered extensive disaster relief in tornado-stricken Oklahoma, held numerous ceremonies in recognition of Memorial Day, and conducted a tour of Europe which included nine nations and numerous representatives from many nationalist organizations. Promat (red dots) was placed a total of 2,868 times in 1,324 cities, and all other forms of activism (gold triangles) constitute 177 collective instances. Each instance of promat, stencil, poster, and sign activism is composed of at least four individual placements in a single town. See PF's promat placements here. Postering: 45 Banner Drops: 43 Stenciling: 26 Training Meets: 25 Memorial Actions: 13 Outdoor Actions: 11 Flyer Handouts: 8 Protests: 8 Family Events: 4 Charity Actions: 2 Top 10 States: - Colorado (313) - Virginia (260) - Alabama (238) - Tennessee (179) - Washington (131) - Missouri (124) - New York (114) - Mississippi (109) - Texas (109) - California (95) Get Involved: patriotfront.us

@PatriotFrontSightings » Patriot Front recent Independence Day march discussed in a segment of the Michael Knowles show. In the segment, Knowles acknowledges that Patriot Front's demonstration was peaceful and contrasts them with the violent and chaotic BLM and "antifa" riots. The host also discusses the differing temperaments of Republican and Democrat politicians. Lacking resolve — Republicans are quick to condemn peaceful nationalist demonstrations. Democrats, however, not only embrace, but materially support criminals engaged in political violence so long as they are perceived as part of their fringe. Knowles cites this conservative lack of conviction, and eagerness to denounce perceived radicals, as a strength, but the countless failures and regresses of the conservative movement say otherwise. ⭐️ Watch the full segment on Rumble.

@PatriotFrontSightings » A segment from WKRN discusses Patriot Front's lack of permit for the demonstration. PF is well known for not filing permits ahead of time, as the result would be a dangerous assortment of legal battles, police interference, and aggressive counter protesters. Instead, the organization shows up unannounced to maximize safety and the number of regular residents which may witness the march. Nashville Council Member and limp-wristed neoliberal Jordan Huffman called the 1st Amendment protected public assembly "unlawful." Unrealized by him, such statements against patriotic politics are precisely what will motivate PF's actions in Nashville in the weeks, months, and years to come. 🇺🇸 See PF's statement on the legality of marches. 🏹 See the article and video.

@PatriotFrontSightings » Yahoo News article regarding Patriot Front's march in Nashville, Tennessee. The article centers on a single cell phone video taken by a bystander towards the end of the march. The woman behind the camera said PF was "welcomed and praised" by the city to the reporters. 🏹 See the article here.

@PatriotFrontSightings » A segment by News Channel 5 Nashville about Patriot Front's demonstration. News Channel 5 confronts the Governor of Tennessee with the laundry list of slanderous labels applied to PF, to which he only denounces "anti-Semitism" by name. Governor Lee calls the "riding up" of anti-Semitism around the country "unfortunate and sad," yet declines to acknowledge the far more unfortunate fact that Zionist lobbies hold undue sway over American legislatures. 🦅 Full Article

@PatriotFrontSightings » Newsweek article discussing Patriot Front's Independence Day march in Nashville. The article begins with the boilerplate nonsense about Charlottesville, before admitting that no arrests or violence took place in PF's Nashville march. Segments of the speech given in Legislative Plaza are quoted: "We lay ultimate claim to the pride of our mighty nation's legacy—because without the race of men that built America, without the ironclad resolve of our ancestors, there would be no America." Newsweek manages to give a largely accurate listing of PF's activities, citing demonstrations, martial arts, community work such as food drives or disaster relief, workshops, and literature readings. Likewise mentioned is PF's recent interview on the Patrick Bet David podcast, specifically the discussion on modern imperialism and the ideal model of the nation state. The "fed-jacketing" rumors are mentioned and rebuked, as the article cites Snopes; "Far from being an 'unknown' entity that suspiciously materialized out of nowhere in December 2021, both Patriot Front and Rousseau have been the subject of monitoring and news coverage since that time." 🏹 Read the full article.

@PatriotFrontSightings » CNN commented on Patriot Front's march in Nashville with a series of ridiculous falsehoods which have come to be expected from the outlet. The chants of the column were falsely ascribed from a separate and unrelated protest that took place in February, the column was diminutively described as mere "dozens," and PF's rhetoric was reduced to a tactic of this election cycle. The organization has been consistent in its principles throughout nearly two whole administrations, and soon to be a third. The author reluctantly cites the undisputable fact that "no criminal activity took place" during the march. CNN cites a former FBI Deputy Assistant Director who correctly states that PF is not "much intent on engaging in violence as much as engaging in protest," but still alludes to the ambiguous "trigger point" of violence that will give the FBI it's much-wanted justification to jail patriots and criminalize political dissidence. PF's leader has publicly stated that the FBI should be "completely gutted and replaced." 🏹 See the full article.

@PatriotFrontSightings » News Channel 5 segment sighted in a Nashville area hotel lobby. The segment highlights the "Jewish Federation of Greater Nashville" which, in the classic fashion of a foreign interest group attempting to manipulate America to its own ends, expects city leaders to "make the group face consequences" for peaceably assembling on public thoroughfares without filing for permits. Public assembly is fully protected under the First Amendment, which Jewish lobbying groups often come into conflict with in their attempts to monopolize the public forum and silence criticism. Metro Police, who did not interact with the march whatsoever, simply told the News Channel 5 "they were aware the group was here, and the group has since left."