This week I explore the dramatic collapse of a politically motivated “perjury” charge levied against me by Albemarle prosecutor Robert Tracci meant to punish me for organizing the Unite the Right rally.
PLUS:
-my thoughts on wearing uniforms to rallies
-nonwhite allies at pro-white demonstrations
-seeking attorneys to act as legal observers
-City of Charlottesville offers a settlement to prevent further lawsuits
P.S. If you’re planning on coming to the rally please join the forum at JasonKessler.us/forum and send me an email address where I can contact you closer to time.
This week I’ll be trying to dispel some of the myths and misconceptions about the James Fields incident including the misperception that Heather Heyer did not come into contact with the car.
James Fields Carrying a Vanguard America Shield
Puny sawhorse left behind after Charlottesville cops abandoned their post on 4th St.
The Challenger on Water St prior to the crash
Communist Dwayne Dixon with the AR-15 he used to chase James Fields prior to the accident
Dwayne Dixon at Harvard admitting to threatening James Fields with his semi-automatic rifle:
This is the first episode of a weekly 24 episode podcast about the Unite the Right rally. It will run at least until August 12th, 2018, the date of the Anniversary Rally. In this episode I give an overview of things that we’ll be talking about over the span of the show including investigations into the government sabotage of the first Unite the Right and some of the things you’ll need to know if you’re planning to attend the new rally.
If you’d like to offer a question or comment for me to talk about on air leave a comment in the comments section below or send me a message on social media.