My Personal Thoughts On The Gainesville Three Shooting Incident

This is an unfortunate series of events, and in my heart I feel sorry for these three guys to an extent.

But at the end of the day, mistakes were made (despite circumstances that were to some degree out of everyone’s control), and in this fight we have to be careful not to make too many of these errors.

We’re struggling to save our people, and we’re only going to have this one chance at victory.

Pay attention to what I say in this piece, for it may one day save you your freedom, your family, and your life.

Gainesville Sun:

Three supporters of white nationalist Richard Spencer were arrested Thursday in connection with an incident in which a shot was fired.

William Henry Fears, 30; Colton Gene Fears, 28; and Tyler Eugene Tenbrink, 28; were charged with attempted homicide and held in the Alachua County jail. Tenbrink was also charged with being a felon in possession of a weapon.

I think the attempted homicide charge may be able to be dropped if a decent lawyer(s) gets the case, but WHY IN THE NAME OF GOD was Tenbrink holding a gun while being a felon?

Now, I don’t know the details of his past, and maybe the day will one day come when some of us in power will be able to help expunge criminal records in certain situations, but right now facts are facts, and carrying a weapon after being convicted of a felony is a serious thing.

Especially at a rally/speech involving men that the (((powers that be))) hate with a visceral passion.

They want to stall our growth by any means necessary, and they’ll tear apart those of us they can in order to sow fear among those still on the fence.

At 5:20 p.m. Thursday, a silver Jeep with William Fears and Colton Fears, who are brothers, and Tenbrink pulled up to a bus stop at 3315 SW Archer Road, where a small group of people were sitting. The men began cheering Adolf Hitler and chanting.

This probably didn’t happen the way it’s being described, and I’m just going to assume based off of past experience and trends that the Communists started hassling and threatening the jeep’s occupants for no reason whatsoever.

One person hit the vehicle’s rear window with a baton, and the car sped away before abruptly stopping.

Tenbrink got out of the car with a handgun. William Fears and Colton Fears yelled, “I’m going to f—ing kill you,” and “Shoot them.”

Tenbrink fired one shot toward the crowd. The shot missed and struck the building that was behind the people.

The Fears brothers and Tenbrink fled eastbound in the vehicle. One of the victims noted the vehicle’s tag number, and Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputies found the men driving north on Interstate 75 around 9 p.m. Law enforcement officers stopped the Jeep near the 405 mile marker. Tenbrink told law enforcement he fired the shot.

From what I’ve heard, the Leftists didn’t file any complaints until several hours after the incident (probably needed time to get their victim stories straight), but even if one were to ignore this, I’m still noticing several glaring issues with this narrative.

First off, why was this not at first treated as an act of self-defense?

The men were outnumbered at the scene of the crime, and were subject to violent action before anything else occurred – their vehicle was attacked by a maniac wielding a baton.

Secondly, are we talking about a shot that grazed one of the Bolsheviks, or are we talking about a warning shot that struck a building 30 feet above everyone’s heads?

Maybe the local laws don’t discriminate when it comes to firearms discharged in public, but when attempted homicide is being thrown around as a charge one should probably conduct some further forensic investigation.

And third, why did these men talk to the police without first asking for legal representation?

This is basic common-sense (especially if you’re involved with the Alt-Right), and oftentimes determines whether you have a decent shot at walking free, or if you’re doomed to spend months or years in prison.

Gainesville Police Department spokesman Ben Tobias said two handguns were found in the vehicle.

Tenbrink’s bond was set at $3 million. William Fears and Colton Fears each are held on $1 million bond.

Look, we’re just going to have to reconcile ourselves to the fact that whenever we gather in a public arena for any purpose as part of the Movement, there will be law enforcement protocols that go above and beyond what would normally occur.

There may be exceptions to the rule, but the odds are VERY likely that our activists will face a scrutiny higher than anything they’ve ever seen in their lives.

Most of the time this isn’t such a big deal because we are by nature peaceful, orderly, and not looking to seek out chaos like the Left.

But when you get either individuals or small groups isolated by Antifa, random Negroes, or other gutter trash, all of this comes into play.

Like us, they know the deal about the cops and courts, and they’ll do anything in their power to antagonize us into reacting with force against them – I’ve heard from little birdies that some universities actually have student seminars on how to provoke our guys into action.

They learn how to get us to react, how to skew their stories, and how to get us crucified on charges way out of proportion to the actual offense(s) committed.

Like, punch a Commie in the nose, and you’ll probably get hit with a mayhem or disfigurement charge.

Pepper-spray one, and you’ll probably find yourself sitting in jail without bail like martyr Christopher Cantwell.

Or fire a warning shot or pull a knife on one, and you’ll probably get hit with an attempted murder/homicide charge.

It’s sick, but we need to follow proper protocol and adapt to terrible conditions if we have a chance at success.

Just like the great White generals and commanders back in the day, we need to overcome obstacles in a way that gives us the best advantage going forward.