The Base Was a Fed Gay Op

“A tipster told the FBI that after the insurrection, Secor moved back in with his mother, got rid of his cellphone, and bragged that he ‘would not be caught for his involvement at the US Capitol.’” https://t.co/jvHWLIcYTN

— Brianna Sacks (@bri_sacks) February 17, 2021

Scoop: @DHSgov confirmed to me that it used to employ Rinaldo Nazzaro who is the leader and founder of the Base, the same type of domestic terrorist group it sees as a national security threat. The Base is also already under an intense FBI crackdown. https://t.co/dRlDFdGpDx

— Ben Makuch (@BMakuch) February 17, 2021

Last year, Chris Joyner of The Atlanta Journal Constitution wrote an article which tried to connect me to these people based on nothing more than recycled lies and rumors being spread by Atlanta Antifa and published it anyway even after I told him that I have nothing to do with these people.

AJC:

“The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed it once employed an American neo-Nazi terror leader now based in Russia after he posted what he said were letters of appreciation that DHS and the Pentagon sent him thanking him for his service.

Earlier this month, Rinaldo Nazzaro, 47, founder and leader of the Base, one of the most violent American domestic terror groups in years, posted three undated letters from U.S. agencies lauding him for his service. One was from DHS—an agency tasked with thwarting terrorism in the U.S.—and two were on Marine Corps letterhead. All spoke glowingly of Nazzaro. Since late 2019, nine members of the Base, the group he founded, have been arrested in the U.S. for alleged crimes as wide-ranging as an assassination plot, ghost-gun making, plans for train derailments, and a mass shooting. The Canadian government has designated it as a terrorist group. …

Nazzaro continues to maintain that the Base is no terrorist organization, but a “survivalism and self-defense network for nationalists.” Long dubbed a “fed” (short for federal informant) by some neo-Nazis, he seems to have anticipated that the documents would not go over well among his followers. After the documents were uploaded, he posted he “didn’t mean to break your hearts,” but wanted to be transparent. “

I’ve written over 10,000 articles on this blog over the last decade. My views on everything from exoplanets to the history of the British Caribbean to low-carb recipes are in the archives.

In that time, I have never supported violent accelerationists and have criticized their retarded “strategy” for years. I never had anything to do with this group or anyone involved in it. I had heard about “The Base” on Twitter and assumed that it was run by feds. It turns out that it was a honeypot run by a fed who was a DHS contractor which is what I had suspected all along.