Reflections from Crumbly Acres: rcmp

This is quite the autobiography!

It's co-written by a former FBI undercover agent, Scott Payne, along with a Toronto journalist, which caught my attention. Payne has been appearing on several Canadian shows, talking about his book. What a journey. He documents a Canadian who was part of this miserable scene and arrests.

From the publisher:

The thrilling true story of one man who risked his life to infiltrate the most dangerous neo-Nazi group in the United States, an “urgent and exciting look into the life of an FBI undercover agent” ... by “one of the top undercover agents in the Bureau” .

In these days of ICE abductions in the US, racism, gender bias, sexual orientation, the war on migrants, and conspiracy theories on the rise around the world, you can see where these people hide in the dark on the Internet. Hate complaints are rising, with the permission of racist, ignorant white trash who feel threatened by people of colour.

There are many in law enforcement who work hard to dig these people out of their loathsome basements and bunkers, and prevent them from harming anyone. I am shocked by the people stockpiling food and weapons for the time when the government collapses. Some of them are hoping for this, as they want martial law. They create bunkers, and safe places to hide out.

If you are living in this insanity, you might not want to read about it. On the other hand, it is good to know that the FBI is working on this issue, as are Canadian law enforcement agencies. I was interested, as the RCMP recently arrested four people who fit this pattern.

Just in case we might feel smug in Canada, this is a news release by the RCMP.

They'd hoarded guns and ammunition, planned on creating an anti-government force. The image gallery shows what they had gathered.

White Nationalists in London, Ontario

CBC collaboration with The Fifth Estate

The 2022 Convoy wreaked havok, fomenting hate and anger in Canada

2022 alleged plot to kill Coutts RCMP officers (Wiki)
Canadian Anti-Hate Network
It's part of ongoing work, in collaboration with The Fifth Estate, that shows how groups that experts consider an extremist threat are recruiting and meeting in plain sight.
CBC documentary: Conspiracy in Coutts; ,Judge says men convicted in Coutts blockade were ready for shootout with police
Canadian Proud Boys and the notorious Atomwaffen Division, which has been linked to five killings in recent years.
In a 2023 terrorism investigation, the RCMP arrested two Ontario men for their roles in creating recruiting videos for Atomwaffen.
In 1993, three Canadians affiliated with the Hammerskins were found guilty of murdering a Black man in Texas.
There are 187 active clubs in 27 countries, according to the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism.

There are many hate and neo-Nazi groups: Nationalist–13 or NS13, Second Sons (came from Diagolon), Active Club Canada, Hammerskins came out of Atomwaffen.