Jeff Schoep Cuts His Losses

I don’t need to be reminded.

Getting involved with these people under the “Hard Right” umbrella after Shelbyville was one of our biggest mistakes of the past several years.

Jeff Schoep:

“My name is Jeff Schoep, the former commander of the National Socialist Movement (NSM). From 1994 until early 2019, I was the leader of the largest neo-Nazi organization in the United States. In early 2019, I retired from the NSM and walked away from the movement in its entirety.

For the first time, in over 25yrs, I was able to take time for self-reflection. It was during this time, I realized many of the principles I had once held so dearly and sacrificed so much for were wrong. …”

It has been almost a year since the Nationalist Front was dissolved.

The “Hard Right” was not the solution to the “Alt-Right.” There was that attention whore Kenny Parker who first manifested at the New Orleans rally who had a swastika tattooed on his chest who beclowned himself in several documentaries before “leaving hate behind” on MSNBC. There was Matt Heimbach’s emo buddy Gabe who was in Auburn and Pikeville and Charlottesville who had his face tattoo removed in an MSNBC documentary featuring Heather Heyer’s mother on the anniversary of Charlottesville. There was Heimbach’s denouement and implosion of TWP and his brief reappearance with the NSM in Little Rock before he was expelled from the group for being a communist.