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Washington is a “two-party consent state.” Thus it is a crime to “intercept or record a private telephone call, in-person conversation, or electronic communication unless all parties to the communication consent.” Thus if Hope Not Hate operative Patrik Hermansson releases any recordings of people at the June’s Seattle Northwest Forum (which expressly forbids photographs and recording without the consent of participants), he will be admitting to a crime, and any damaged parties will pursue legal remedy.
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Look to police payments of HNH in Britain.
It might be said that Patrik Hermansson is a “damaged party” in a different sense from that used in the memo above — all antifa are ambulant abortions, are they not? — and also that he deserves to be made a damaged party in yet another sense.
Indeed, the revolt of the under-man.
“All antifa are ambulant abortions are they not?” Love it. That phrase keeps popping into my mind everytime I hear the word antifa or see their picture. I can hardly wait to use it.
But the crime has already been committed so why wait? Whether he actually publishes what he recorded is legally irrelevant, surely? Press the Nuke button. And rope Hope Not Hate into it somehow. Hope Not Hate is one of the principal anti-patriotic forces in Britain. It would be useful to be able to describe them as an “organisation with a track record of criminal activity”.
That’s great! I hope that this legal remedy can be pursued, Hope not Hate, Antifa, their ilk and all the associated and motivating actuators in the shadows be enriched by yet one more of life’s experiences.
The organization should be called Hate Not Hope for what they do to the white race and its advocates.
It’s funny in the NYT video when Hermansson claims he could barely stand hearing us talk and wanted to punch us. His punch would be like a sparrow landing on a person. I think he knew his punch would be ineffective, and I think he was just saying that to please his masters at Hate Not Hope.
That is exactly what we should be doing: Using every legal means necessary to bring down these evil bastards. BTW, he didn’t have to go all “undercover.” He could have just read our blogs and books and watched our videos. Patrik revealed nothing but what a petty piece of crap he is.
Lol yes. He learned laughably little undercover, and as a bonus, i am now enjoying this website!
Thx hermanssssonnn
Excellent. This is the way to go forward. If Hermansson ends up in court, he’ll find out what a pawn he is. He thought that he had “played” the Alt-Right. Now he may be wondering if he’s the one who has been played, and who he can trust to tell him, “Release the tapes” or “Don’t release the tapes.”
The slimy worm is turning.
I briefly visited this site earlier this year. I now found my way back after that “interview” with Greg Johnson — now I am here to stay.
Keep it up everybody. History will know we are in the right.
To press criminal charges you will still need a DA who graduated from a ((Law Schul))) and who got elected with (((Soros campagin)) donations to agree to prosecute, unless you pursue a civil case. The civil damages for illegal wiretapping can be quite stiff.
it would be of immense value in the UK if HnH could be labelled a criminal enterprise – please prosecute and give us the ammunition we need ‘over here’
Wouldn’t the archiving of emails by Microsoft (don’t they do that?) violate the two-party consent rule in some cases? Assuming users of Microsoft’s email service have signed away their privacy, users of some other services who exchange mail with Microsoft users might not.
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