The Provost / سيدة الفتنة

If you actually knew anything about Algeria, Algerians, and dictatorship, you’d understand why and how this image shows what a joke you and your arguments are. It’s racist (and embarrassingly stupid) of you to think love for a country and a people is the same as love for their repressive authoritarian rulers. And again, if you knew shit about Algeria, you’d have enough self-awareness to not run your mouth on bullshit like this.

(who wants to tell him, y'all) fuck it, I will. Because my entire personal, political, and professional life is dedicated to destroying them.

In sum, analysis: The Islamic Center attack here in San Diego is most clearly categorized as Neo-Nazi accelerationist in orientation, albeit with nods to contemporary neo-fascist inside referenced from the contemporary social media ecosystem. This excerpt from the San Diego shooters’ manifesto 100% originates from Tom Metzger’s post-1980s ideological synthesis (here in San Diego, no less): Eco-fascism, National Socialism, accelerationalism, and Third Positionism — all the way down to Metzger’s slogan, “race is my religion.” I’ve been working on my book about Metzger (right here in San Diego, in fact) for 6 years, and his particular worldview and imprint are unmistakeable. That is not, in fact, “NVE.” And, again, the ideological influence of Tom Metzger evident in the San Diego attackers’ manifesto (and consistently throughout the genre of Neo-Nazi accelerationist copycat manifestos) is also crystal clear in the shooters’ invocation of Atomwaffen, James Mason, and SIEGE. Further: When Brandon Russell wanted to found AWD back in the Iron March days, he reached out Metzger first, in order to track down Mason. Why? Because Metzger was the *sole* white supremacist underground movement leader that kept Mason’s ideas in circulation. Case in point: Once, again, the San Diego Islamic Center attack is a relatively clear-cut case of Neo-Nazi accelerationism, and the manifesto’s plagiarism / citations of others in the genre display a consistent, genealogical ‘through line” of ideology — back to the OG himself: Tom Metzger. This attack is neither new, nor “nihilistic violent extremism” in character. I am pushing no other “agenda” than the result of well over a decade of professional specialization on this movement, over six of that in San Diego County — where I’m more than familiar with Metzger’s continuing, posthumous influence on a local and regional level. Feel free to disagree. We all have opinions.