Mark Collett: Hello everybody and welcome to Patriotic Weekly Review, episode number 315. And we’re live tonight on Odysee, DLive, Rumble and Entropy. And if you’re watching this show, please, please do share it, because this is one of the most important shows I’ve had scheduled in recent times.

 

And I’ll be introducing my guest very shortly. It’s Stephen Wells from Australia. And we’ll be talking the whole show about his experience in prison, his arrest, the way he was treated by the State, what led up to his arrest. The whole story will be told tonight and you’ll have your chance to answer questions or ask him questions. He’ll have a chance to answer questions from you toward the end of the show because it’s going to be a two hour show as always.

 

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And if you want to donate more generously, from the bottom of my heart, I thank you in advance.

 

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Now all that’s out the way, I’ve got a few things coming up later this week. I’ve got something coming up on Sunday which I’m still working out. I’m live with Dr. David Duke on Friday afternoon. And finally I will be releasing a video on Friday about the situation in Liverpool on Bank Holiday Monday when a car ploughed into the Liverpool Football Club Premier League Winners Parade. Which is very interesting because it illustrates exactly how the establishment and the media treat the perpetrators of crime, depending on their race.

 

Now that’s all out of the way, let’s get into it and let’s start by welcoming Stephen Wells. Stephen Wells is a man who was a member of the NSN [National Socialist Network] in Australia. He turned up in Adelaide, and Adelaide was an important place because Adelaide had basically scrapped all celebrations of Australia Day. They’d pursued this sort of woke policy of trying to erase Australia Day. And the NSN turned up there, not to do a provocative protest, but simply to stand by the War Memorial and honour their war dead and to basically celebrate Australia Day, which I’m sure most Australians would agree with. And the police were absolutely appalling!

 

Now, I covered all this several times and I did a review of their side of the story, which was producing a wonderful documentary called Summer Nationals.

 

And obviously Steven’s plight is something that I’ve talked about on this show. I shared the fundraiser and the fundraiser is linked in the description below. So if you want to give to Stephen and his lovely wife to help them out after all they’ve been through, you can still do that. The fundraiser is still active and obviously they’re still feeling the effects of this.

 

Now, Stephen has been extremely brave, so is his wife. His wife is his fiercest advocate. I’ve got to know her a little bit over the last weeks and months when I’ve been speaking to her and I found out exactly what they’ve been through.

 

So I think it’s important to get Stephen on the show tonight so he can tell everything from his perspective. And we’re going to walk you through this from the very beginning, tell you the full story and let you know the sort of the plight of Stephen Wells, but also let you know a little bit about the repression that nationalists face in Australia, which is meant to be a free and Democratic nation.

 

Anyway, Stephen, it’s great to be joined by you this evening. Obviously, it’s early in the morning for you, so I appreciate the fact that you’re out of bed and you’re up and ready to go. I can understand you might be a little bit tired, but thank you for joining me. How are you feeling, my friend? How do you feel now you’ve been released from prison?

 

[04:41]

 

Stephen Wells: Yeah, great! Thank you. And thanks for having me on.

 

Yeah, I mean, it was kind of surreal the first day I woke up in my own bed. I’ve been talking to Tom [Sewell] just after I was released, and he was telling me about his experience of being in jail, and he was telling me all of these stories of everything seeming surreal. When he got out, to me, it was sort of the opposite. I woke up in bed that first morning and it felt like the past four months had just been a dream. I’d gone to sleep one night and had this dream about going to Adelaide. And four months later I woke up and:

 

“Oh, it was just a dream!”

 

It was like one of those tacky soap operas from Dallas where they bring Bobby back, you know, so. [chuckling]

 

So, yeah, I woke up once I got back feeling just as if everything was finally normal again. Different from my wife. She’s obviously been at home through the entire experience, so she’s having a lot harder problems than I am, just coming down from all of the stress what she went through.

 

But, yeah, as for myself, I’m feeling pretty good.

 

Mark Collett: Well, that’s good to hear. And I wasn’t going to get into this first, but I want to say, your wife has been absolutely amazing, and she really fought your corner so hard when you were in jail. And I understand you’re in jail, you were the man, you know, behind bars, you were facing all the things that we’re going to discuss later, but I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say that it’s very difficult as well for the people who are left behind. You know, people who are on the outside fighting for the freedom of their loved ones on the inside. It’s difficult for them, too. It’s very difficult for Laura when Sam here in the UK went to prison. But your wife has been absolutely amazing!

 

I don’t know if you want to say anything about that now before we get into the full story.

 

Stephen Wells: Yeah, I mean, she went through a lot worse than what I went through. I mean, all I was doing was sitting in the cell waiting around, so it’s not as if I had any agency to do anything, whereas she felt all of the pressure to actually get active every day and to try and fight for me every day. I mean, she was the one who I relied upon to contact people for legal stuff and to get things organised because I couldn’t do anything from the inside.

 

So I would say it’s actually much harder on the person on the outside than it is on the person on the inside. I had a few issues in the first few weeks, but otherwise I was just basically sitting in a cell. And no different to lying at home lazing around in bed. Obviously not as a comfortable bed. But yeah, I mean she was my rock. You know, I said to people she was both my greatest strength and my greatest weakness whilst I was in there. She was my greatest strength in that she was the one who was fighting hardest for me, and she was the one who I was most thinking of and trying to do things for. But she was also my greatest weakness because she was the one person who worried me. You know, I was worried about her welfare and staying strong when your wife is in tears on the phone to you is very difficult.

 

Mark Collett: Indeed.

 

Well, let’s go through the story and we’ll get to the time inside and the contact you had with the outside. So all of this started on Australia Day when you travelled to Adelaide. You flew out there to be part of the NSN’s Memorial Day activity. And it’s clear. Let’s make this clear from the start. This wasn’t a protest. It was an activity. You guys weren’t there to protest. You weren’t actually being provocative. You only had the Australian flags. You were singing Waltzing Matilda.

 

When you went out there. What kind of feeling did you have as you were going out there? Were you excited? Were you kind of apprehensive? Was it your first event of this kind? How did you feel as you were actually heading out?

 

Stephen Wells: Yeah, I mean, it’s hard to say exactly what the emotion was. I wasn’t overly excited. I wasn’t overly scared. I was just sort of, okay, this is something we’ve got to do kind of thing. It was the first sort of time that I’d done anything with the NSN. So I actually officially became a member exactly 37 minutes before I was arrested! Before that wasn’t officially a member. So because you don’t become a member of the NSN until you actually go out and do stuff with them. So I’d been part of the wider organisation, the European Australian Movement, which was more of a sort of a men’s group and community group that we sort of build up on the outside. But we don’t actually do any political activism. It’s just more of a case of like, almost like a doomsday prepper organisation, if you like. We just get together and we build a community and we’re just prepared for the next sort of Covid moment when they lock everybody down and you need a bunch of friends around you. So that’s pretty much all the EAM is. Although they try and paint us as this underground terrorist group in waiting.

 

But you know, we’ve got absolutely no violent aims whatsoever! It’s just literally going camping and fishing and training and stuff.

 

[10:18]

 

So when I was there in Adelaide, I mean we had a lot of stuff to try and avoid the police whilst we were trying to get to the War Memorial. We’d all parked in 360 degrees all the way around where we were supposed to be and in separate places it was very organised just because we knew from previous experience or the other guys knew from previous experience just to what lens the police would go to stop us even assembling.

 

So we were in teams of three. And I had a guy called Ninja who helped produce that documentary that you looked at the other day, who was our team leader, who’d been on a few campaigns before. And you know, we had the black trousers on but the hat and the sunglasses, I think the sunglasses were in my pocket. I had the hat on but had a regular Tshirt on to get there so that we wouldn’t be identified getting to the place going in small groups of three. We just looked like regular Australians on Australia Day. And we all had digital watches on that were synchronised so that we could get there at exactly 11 o’ clock. We were told that don’t be early, don’t be late, get down to the site at 2 minutes to 11 and then change your shirts. And T-shirts were, we’d ordered them in the backpack so when we took them out we knew whose shirt was whose and we wouldn’t be wasting time doing that. So it was, very precise!

 

And so there was a bit of sort of nerves in terms of that side of things but otherwise, you know, it wasn’t. Yeah, my emotions weren’t really heightened because I wasn’t really expecting anything sort of really outrageous to happen.

 

And the main reason we were sort of, I had any sort of thought about the police at all was just because the day before we’d done a Fun Run, a 10 kilometer Fun Run and the police had turned up at that and they were patrolling the streets in their cop cars, you know, trying to decipher who was an NSN member and who was a regular jogger. It was quite absurd the lengths they went to.

 

I mean, six months before the Brisbane Nationals, which I didn’t attend. You know, they turned up to a weightlifting event where there was women and children with submachine guns! And literally tried to raid a weightlifting event because it was the NSN doing it. You know, that’s how paranoid and absolutely nuts the police are in terms of what they think of us.

 

Mark Collett: So you were already expecting police pushback before you arrived and you kind of knew what you were getting into. But at the time you sort of touched down on the tarmac in Adelaide, you weren’t actually a member. You met up with the guys, you joined up, you were ready, you had your outfit, you had your cap on, your sunglasses and you started heading towards the War Memorial. So I’m guessing at the time you headed down there you were all in pretty good spirits and there was a good feeling of camaraderie in the air. The weather looked fantastic, you guys were singing and everything seemed to have a real energy about it, or from what I saw anyway, from the footage from Summer Nationals.

 

So at the time you were heading down there, were people expecting arrests or were you expecting to pull off the event, pull off your Memorial Day event and then leave? Was that really what it was about? Did people expect the level of pushback you received?

 

Stephen Wells: Yes and no. I mean, my wife had a premonition before I went that I was going to be arrested and then, and I kind of was expecting to be arrested. I don’t know why, I can’t say. I know that I’ve been a high profile person for a while anyway, even outside of the NSN. Just some things I’ve written and also through my time during the Covid era.

 

And I also had this idea in my mind of not compromising when it came to tactics of coercion. So I’d actually said to my mum you know, before I went:

 

“Yeah, I’m going to Adelaide to get arrested!”

 

But it was like half joking. In terms of what we actually planned on the day and my thoughts about whether I would be arrested or not, I was more confident that I would be able to have an event without too much incident just due to how well that Tom and the guys had planned it.

 

The idea was basically to get to the War Memorial, sing Waltzing Matilda, maybe chant a few slogans just so that we could bait the TV cameras into covering us and saying horrible things about us. But mainly it was just to sing Waltzing Matilda. We were told to say to any person we passed on the street to say Happy Australia Day to, regardless of who it was. And the idea was stay there long enough to get the TV cameras to show up, to do their hit pieces on us.

 

And then as soon as that was achieved, you know, get back, split up, go back to your Airbnbs, and then we’d meet up down the beach and we’d have the rest of the Australia Day down the beach.

 

So it was really only supposed to be take no more than an hour. And just the meticulous way that everything had been planned from getting there within the exact minute, to code words to break up and run in different directions, to get back to our cars if something went wrong. It had been planned down to the finest detail. So I was starting to feel like, yeah, maybe I would walk away with this without getting in trouble.

 

And even when it came to being arrested like, I wasn’t planning on doing anything to get me arrested. I had my wife berating Ninja, who, as I said, was a team leader and from the same area and did all the documentaries and stuff. She had berated him, basically saying:

 

“Look after him make sure he doesn’t do anything stupid, make sure he keeps his temper under control!”

 

So, yeah, I was feeling reasonably confident that it would come off without too much incident, but it wasn’t to be.

 

[17:09]

 

Mark Collett: So you get there, you begin the activity, you’re around the memorial, you’ve been very polite to people, you’ve said, happy Australia Day, you’re singing Walsing Matilda. And the police then initially seem to come in, sort of female officers on bikes, etc. But I saw in the video, it wasn’t long before the police presence increased dramatically and a lot more male officers arrived who were obviously going to be far more able to break things up and to arrest people. At which point did you get arrested? Were you one of the people arrested at the War Memorial or were you one of the people arrested as you walked away?

 

Stephen Wells: So I was arrested about 35 minutes after the assembly first started.

 

So 30 seconds before I arrived, the first people were at the War Memorial. I’ve seen later, I didn’t know it at the time, but within seconds of the first people arriving, there were police telling them to get off the War Memorial, and:

 

“Get off the War Memorial, you’re loitering!”

 

So they had the loitering thing in their head right from the beginning. I didn’t hear that command because I was sort of walking towards it. So I arrived within about 30 seconds of the first people arriving. The rest of the group had arrived within another 30 seconds. And then we all started singing Waltzing Matilda.

 

So we went through about two renditions of Waltzing Matilda. Then Tom arrived himself. And as Tom arrived already, there was 50, 60 plus police already in the area.

 

I mean, the resources they must have used, be able to get that many police to our specific location that quickly must have been absolutely enormous, what they must have spent on that! And then one police officer shouted out:

 

“You need to leave here! Now!”

 

You know, that’s the only, that’s the only command I heard first. And then Tom said:

 

“We are being persecuted for just simply celebrating Australia Day. We are., ..!”

 

That was about as far as he got. And they arrested him and they arrested two others. One guy was thrown to the ground already at that point. So he didn’t even give us time to leave. It was just like Tom got like two words out of his mouth and then they arrested him and two others. So Joel immediately took over as soon as Tom was grabbed and says:

 

“Move out!”

 

And so we all followed Joel and we basically marched off down the street and got into formation as quickly as we could. So the, so the rest of us couldn’t be dragged off the street right there and then.

 

We then walked for about 10 minutes down the street at a high pace, singing Waltzing Matilda, 38 degree day, Black Shirt, black trousers. I’d done a 10k run for the first time the day before and I was absolutely knackered. Forgot to bring water with me. [chuckling] And we ended up at another memorial. And Joel stopped there and he made a speech, or started making a speech. I think he also got about two, three minutes into a speech.

 

And then the police were sort of following us and the first police were sort of following us at our pace.

 

And by the time Joel was halfway through his speech, the fat piggies had managed to sort of catch up with us. You know, they were puffing and trying to work off their donuts from the night before. And then police horses started to arrive. They weren’t, they probably weren’t Shire horses, but they looked big enough, you know, 18 hands plus, they were big bloody horses! And that looked a bit precarious. So Joel moved us out again. We didn’t wait for a move on order this time. We just moved, started marching again.

 

The street curved around to the Left. And then we crossed over the road and took another, right turn, walked up the street again, singing and walking. And in front of us then there was a roadblock of just physical bodies of police. A few dozen and another few more horses were right in front of us.

 

And they shouted the second order that I heard that day, which was:

 

“You can’t come this way!”

 

And Joel thinking on his feet was just like:

 

“No problem! We’ll turn around then!”

 

And shouted back at them. And we all just turned around and went back in the other direction.

 

So we went back the way we came to where the second War Memorial was at the start of some kind of park. We went back there and then we crossed over the road and went into the park. So we were all crossing into the park and by this point there’s just, there was hundreds and hundreds of police by this point! And they were in front of us, they were at the side of us, they were behind us.

 

And then the final order I heard was:

 

“Halt!”

 

And so Joel then decided that this is just not going to happen. And he shouted out a code word for us all to split up. Once we heard that word halt. And everybody just broke for it. I’ve got about two steps and a policeman grabbed me and I was arrested and that was it.

 

Mark Collett: So basically what you’re saying is Stephen, this entire nightmare would have been mitigated had you not done the 10k run the day earlier and you’d have been swiftly footed. So has your wife banned, ..? I wish you could get the wife out now so we could ask her, has she banned all forms of cardio the day before any future protests?

 

[23:06]

 

Stephen Wells: [chuckling] No, she’s actually getting me doing cardio again. Probably thinking, fitter next time, I think! Because I’d only managed to do seven and a half K of actual running of that 10K run, the day before. I’d had a bad knee. I’ll give my excuses now. I had a bad knee for most of the previous year, so I’d hardly done any cardio before going into it. I think I’d done like a 2, 2k runs along the beach before we’d done that event.

 

And so when I was actually pretty happy with myself doing the 7 1/2 K of the 10.

 

But then we had to, even for that, we had to walk for 40 minutes to get to the event and have to walk 40 minutes back and there was two and a half K of like crawling and walking and stuff. So I was pretty knackered.

 

But I don’t think it would have helped too much. As I said, I got literally two steps and I was grabbed and another, you know, dozen of the guys were grabbed.

 

As I said, they were literally all around us. And being one of the oldest in the group. Yeah, running, running wasn’t really the main thing for me, so especially not like high speed sprinting that was required to get away from them. So, yeah, I don’t think there was much hope of me getting away.

 

Mark Collett: Well, you obviously you were caught. [chuckling]

 

I mean, that leads us to the next, next, the next part of the story. So what ended up happening is obviously you were caught, they grabbed hold of you, and once they grabbed hold of you were presumably arrested and taken to the police station. But tell us what happened when they grabbed hold of you, how the arrest went and what went on between the time of the arrest and the time of you getting to the police station.

 

Stephen Wells: Yeah, so I’d, I’d done a fair bit of training during the Covid years of like, how to react if a policeman arrests you.

 

So I just immediately stood still, blurted out that:

 

“I wasn’t going to resist arrest. I will be compliant. Please don’t hurt me!”

 

I think with the first words out of my mouth, I wanted that loud and clear to make sure that I didn’t get brutalised. That’s something I trained for back in the Covid era when they were arresting everyone for wearing, not wearing a mask or whatever.

 

So I just stood still.

 

And then another female officer came and wanted to put cuffs on me. I made the mistake of putting my hands behind my back instead of in front of me. I should have asked. I should have. That was probably my biggest mistake of the day was putting my hands behind my back and allowing myself to be handcuffed with my hands behind my back. That really came back on me later. And then I just said:

 

“Oh, you know what, can we go and stand in the shade under the tree here?”

 

And they’re like:

 

“Yeah, okay, yeah.”

 

And so they were quite okay with that. And then I said:

 

“Do you mind if I ask what the charge is?”

 

And she says:

 

“Loitering!”

 

I went:

 

“Loitering? Don’t you have to be staying in one place to be loitering?”

 

She says:

 

“Well, you weren’t obeying our orders!”

 

I went:

 

“Okay.”

 

And so I thought:

 

“Well, there’s no point arguing with police.”

 

If police are going to arrest you, they’re going to arrest you. Like a lot of people make the mistake of arguing with police when they’re doing that sort of stuff. It’s really pointless. All it does is agitate them and give a risk to you of being beaten up.

 

So first advice to anybody is if ever the police arrest you, just let them arrest you, sort it out later. Until we get to sort of Soviet Union standards where you have the Solzhenitsyn* idea that once you’ve been arrested, you’re already dead.

 

[* Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn was a Soviet and Russian author and dissident who helped to raise global awareness of political repression in the Soviet Union, especially the Gulag prison system. He was awarded the 1970 Nobel Prize in Literature “for the ethical force with which he has pursued the indispensable traditions of Russian literature”. His non-fiction work The Gulag Archipelago “amounted to a head-on challenge to the Soviet state” and sold tens of millions of copies. Wikipedia]

 

So that’s another matter. But we’re not quite there yet. So, yeah, if anybody arrests you just stand still and let them do it.

 

So I was quite compliant, I was quite relaxed. I was arrested but not taken to prison for not wearing a mask about three years before. And so I was quite chill about it. I just thought:

 

“Okay, well, they’ll take us away and they’ll go through the process and I’ll get bail and whatever else.”

 

So I was quite relaxed. Stood there for about three or four minutes or five minutes maybe, waiting for the van to organise everything. And eventually they took me over to the police van. It was a big sort of Ford Transit type van, or a Mercedes van, you know, big van. And they bundled me into the side. And as I was being bundled in, somebody, I don’t know if it was a journalist, or a member of the public, you know, said:

 

“What are you being arrested for?”

 

I went:

 

“Loitering apparently!”

 

And then the police shoved me in and slammed the door.

 

So I was in the side door. The van had sort of like a special compartment that was obviously made to order. So it was very shallow in terms of depth. There’s just enough space to put my arse cheeks on the metal seat, but no space for my legs. My knees were almost hard up against the side of the van and my hands are behind my back. So I’m sort of sitting in here. It’s a bit uncomfortable, but the beginning is not too bad. Took about 20 minutes to get to the police station, I think. It felt like a lot longer. And I could hear the other guys in the van, they were all still singing and going through the Nationalist Songbook. So I joined in with them and we were singing to each other from different parts of the van that we were all separated from each other for.

 

[28:59]

 

 

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(Comments as of 5/29/2025 = 203)

Mark Collett
3 hours ago
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ThinRedLine
1 hour ago
o/

Trojan Big Ballz
1 hour ago
Today he should be referred with reverence as Stephen ‘Staunch AF’ Wells, tomorrow after we have regained control of our Nations after banishing the invaders he will become known as Saint Stephen Wells

withey
1 hour ago
goodnight all wpww 28 14/88 we will win

Stan1
1 hour ago
Thanks Stephen, Mark – have a great day/evening

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago
Good night Brothers and Sisters

@BritishGammon
1 hour ago
🔥Great stream🔥Thanks

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago
Australia lockdowns were crazy

withey
1 hour ago

@Carlota
and displaying symbols, heaven forbid symbols

Stan1
1 hour ago
We shall not be moved. In fact, it just inspires us further. That’s what they fear.

@BritishGammon
1 hour ago
Another own goal by the anti Whites

withey
1 hour ago
this stream is most uplifting

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago
Defiance

Stan1
1 hour ago
Great show.

Teutonic Truth
1 hour ago
Iron Crosses of Honour

withey
1 hour ago
hold to principal

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago
The NSN docu was 🔥🔥🔥 I have watched 3-4 times

withey
1 hour ago

@Stan1
agreed

Stan1
1 hour ago
Aussie State is clearly panicking.

withey
1 hour ago
drink water and drink milk, and on special occasions alcohol

Mr._Stiffson
1 hour ago
Monster White Pineapple

Knowthingman
1 hour ago
12 eggs a day produces enough gas to

withey
1 hour ago
eating lots of eggs at once is hard, very filling

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago
12 eggs, that is a lot

Reclaim
1 hour ago
the Vegemite began to hate

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Mr._Stiffson
1 hour ago
lol

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago
he will win

withey
1 hour ago
I had a black put her hand into my bowl of food because she hadn’t had hers and I had the last of it…a simple conversation would have resolved it

withey
1 hour ago
we can’t tolerate the intolerable

@Appalachia_Invicta
1 hour ago
lmao. Mark’s eyes almost popped out of his head when Wells dropped the hard R

withey
1 hour ago
it’s nothing personal, I just hate them for being them and love us for being us

Knowthingman
1 hour ago
gubergibsment jobs

withey
1 hour ago
I don’t want to give them ideas

Rufus Page
1 hour ago
Hahahahah

withey
1 hour ago
just so long as the state doesn’t just take the money

@JupiterFive
1 hour ago

@FloridaKid
The evil people hate God!

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago

@ReclaimYourNeighborhood
o/

Reclaim
1 hour ago

@withey
:slight_smile:

Reclaim
1 hour ago

@TheThinRedLine
:slight_smile:

DissentingAdult
1 hour ago
God is not nationalistic haha 😂 Christianity does not preach/teach that… we’re all brothers in Christ hahaha 🤣

withey
1 hour ago

@ReclaimYourNeighborhood
agreed

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago

@ReclaimYourNeighborhood
true, an inspiration

Reclaim
1 hour ago
Stephen is a heroic figure in an age of weak men

Teutonic Truth
1 hour ago
Creepy people disdain The GodMan who never sins. How very nefarious.

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago
Good woman

Knowthingman
1 hour ago
a tested and unbroken spirit is a thing of beauty

withey
1 hour ago
we are all heroes here

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago
Stephen is right we will ONLY win through sacrifice

DissentingAdult
1 hour ago

@knowthingman
not exactly but whatever

withey
1 hour ago
his accent is English from what I can hear

Knowthingman
1 hour ago

@szajer
:thumbs_up:

withey
1 hour ago

@knowthingman
agreed

@szajer
1 hour ago
Gotta get Jacob Goodwin on for an interview. He was just released after 7years locked up for Charlottesville

Knowthingman
1 hour ago
*chance

Knowthingman
1 hour ago
I’m just saying that if you are offered a plea deal, you should fight instead. the mere offer of a plea out is evidence the case is weak and you have a change. not legal advise, of course. just an opinion.

withey
1 hour ago
we need to get the wife on the stream

withey
1 hour ago

@knowthingman
they’re working on their target from 9-5, they don’t care who the target is

Knowthingman
1 hour ago
and prosecutors want to win. it’s good for their careers.

Knowthingman
1 hour ago

@withey
but it IS their time

withey
1 hour ago

@knowthingman
it’s not their money

@RonP1
1 hour ago
Race is the basis of all true politics

withey
1 hour ago
greater good comes first, our race is everything

@JupiterFive
1 hour ago
Great principles!

Knowthingman
1 hour ago
this guy gets it

withey
1 hour ago
hurting those you can’t bear to hurt is hard

ThinRedLine
1 hour ago
yes

@szajer
1 hour ago

@FloridaKid
I know, man. It’s crazy the amount of litigation against us. So many of their tentacles are reaching everywhere at once.

Knowthingman
1 hour ago
it feels pretty good actually 🙂

DissentingAdult
1 hour ago

@szajer
Blood Tribe is in deep shit ..being taken to court by the city of Springfield Ohio for threats

withey
1 hour ago
no will to comply, coercion

Knowthingman
1 hour ago
obviously if you are guilty and it’s a slam dunk case there wouldn’t even be the opportunity to plead out.

Knowthingman
1 hour ago

@withey
not necessarily. trials cost money. if they don’t think they have a very strong case dismissal or dropping charges is far higher.

@Evola19
1 hour ago
They were using the legal system to hope you would be killed in prison. Just pure evil.

withey
1 hour ago

@knowthingman
only if they’ve misapplied the law or if there’s no evidence

Stan1
1 hour ago
Surely a case to sue.

Knowthingman
1 hour ago
you plead out you lose. only chance to win is fight the charges.

withey
1 hour ago
misapplying the law

Mr._Stiffson
2 hours ago
lol

@JupiterFive
2 hours ago
He should have said he’s Kosher diet.

withey
2 hours ago
o/

JokerWaffen
2 hours ago
o/

Knowthingman
2 hours ago

@BritishGammon
best advise in chat

ancientviking
2 hours ago
eggs are good protein though

@BritishGammon
2 hours ago
I’m sure if you asked for kosher food there wouldn’t be an issue

@Evola19
2 hours ago
So much for human rights

Knowthingman
2 hours ago
not the starvation thing though…that’s special treatment

Knowthingman
2 hours ago

@Carlota
often it’s standard practice for anything

Teutonic Truth
2 hours ago
Creepy people are a dime a dozen.

@szajer
2 hours ago
Oi! Mr Wells! How did you ever find solace without your RedBull and PlayStation, mate!!!

withey
2 hours ago
I would take solitary

withey
2 hours ago
hail

@Chief_Moody

ancientviking
2 hours ago
evening

Chief Moody
2 hours ago
Evening troops

ThinRedLine
2 hours ago
never relax

Knowthingman
2 hours ago
locked in a zoo, not a prison

Mr._Stiffson
2 hours ago
eyes WIDE OPEN, then …

ancientviking
2 hours ago

@Yagoda
Yahweh be with you my middle eastern brother!

withey
2 hours ago
employers immediately get rid of you, purely because it’s a bad image for the company

Teutonic Truth
2 hours ago
Belligerent AntiChrists are objectively creepy people.

Mr._Stiffson
2 hours ago
ohhh nice …..

@Daniel
2 hours ago
a man’s got to do what a man’s got to do

ThinRedLine
2 hours ago
We have got to have each others backs

@Daniel
2 hours ago
this guy is epic

withey
2 hours ago

@noreplacement
when you are in the situation it’s ok, but for your loved ones it’s hell

0KT0BER
2 hours ago
conquered by race traitors for coin and title

ancientviking
2 hours ago

@Yagoda
such as yourself

Teutonic Truth
2 hours ago
Conquered by “cheek turners”.

ancientviking
2 hours ago

@RonP1
Good, I hope more do lol

@RonP1
2 hours ago

@ancientviking
But I get what you mean

@noreplacement
2 hours ago
Surely it wasn’t Stephen causing his wife to fret. It was the state

ancientviking
2 hours ago

@RonP1
Fair play

@RonP1
2 hours ago

@ancientviking
I don’t bother with any religion

ThinRedLine
2 hours ago

@withey
Hail

ancientviking
2 hours ago

@RonP1
and the original antifa was christianity

Teutonic Truth
2 hours ago
JKohneNwg is a security guard at a DC area gulag.

withey
2 hours ago
hail

@TheThinRedLine

@RonP1
2 hours ago
The Police = the uniformed section of Antifa

Knowthingman
2 hours ago
you know right away whether a person has been arrested or not based on their opinion of the police.

DissentingAdult
2 hours ago
he’s got a back bone

@Daniel
2 hours ago
based boomer Stephen

ThinRedLine
2 hours ago
He is a good man

DissentingAdult
2 hours ago
this gent has moxie

Steve stone
2 hours ago
A very principled guest Mark. I like him.

ThinRedLine
2 hours ago
Good evening Folks

DissentingAdult
2 hours ago
I’ll swear on a stack of foreskins

DissentingAdult
2 hours ago
they’ll never take me alive 😡

Knowthingman
2 hours ago
um. no

ancientviking
2 hours ago
jews for y aye4?

ancientviking
2 hours ago

@knowthingman
And before that you need to swear upon a bible ….

Knowthingman
2 hours ago
somewhat odd. in the US, you’re losing your clothes and given what to wear first thing after booking and before sent to cell or tank

withey
2 hours ago
blurred out

ancientviking
2 hours ago
How about just standing up for your people in numbers? .. seems to elude most

withey
2 hours ago
with champagne

withey
2 hours ago
caviar

ancientviking
2 hours ago
Gay for God

Knowthingman
2 hours ago
and in the can they have a million ways to mess with you if they wish

withey
2 hours ago
wouldn’t risk allergies

Teutonic Truth
2 hours ago
Queer infested prison medical staff.

Rufus Page
2 hours ago
haha wow

Knowthingman
2 hours ago
yes, cops do enjoy it

Rufus Page
2 hours ago
Sounds like Medieval torture

withey
2 hours ago

@RonP1
oh ok

@SerenaJB
2 hours ago
Poor guy. Cramp is so painful.

Rufus Page
2 hours ago
hahaha wow

@RonP1
2 hours ago

@withey
Joke

withey
2 hours ago

@RonP1
no, we’ve all had the cramps he speaks of

@RonP1
2 hours ago
guys falling apart

withey
2 hours ago
always cooperate, it’s only a procedure, from start to finish nothing can change it

ancientviking
2 hours ago

@Yagoda
Not always

Knowthingman
2 hours ago
circumcised justice system

Teutonic Truth
2 hours ago

@av
Blessed are the pure in heart.

@RonP1
2 hours ago
Kosher Justice sucks

withey
2 hours ago
white people use diplomacy, blacks run

Knowthingman
2 hours ago
where do they send you if you don’t wear a mask in prison ?

ancientviking
2 hours ago

@Yagoda
Best wear the armour of god aye?

@Daniel
2 hours ago
Australia is rediscovering its prison camp heritage

@ItWasMadeUp
2 hours ago
He didn’t do anything wrong, he deserves significant compensation.

Teutonic Truth
2 hours ago
Christians warned about Debased “entertainers” in the early 20th Century and C-rap in the late, but Loudmouth Cowards failed to heed. Failed to heed..

ancientviking
2 hours ago
abrahamic religions for ya

RevolutionOfAncestralReturn
2 hours ago
was your meticulous planning done on a digital device or social media?

Stan1
2 hours ago
Of course, no other group would face this amount of political mistreatment

@RonP1
2 hours ago
Doing dirty work for the Jews – what a job

@Mcb
2 hours ago
evil

Stan1
2 hours ago
Pure political persecution by the Police

ancientviking
2 hours ago
lol

@wcphillips1082
2 hours ago
cool the guest showed up this time

@Mcb
2 hours ago
military precision

JohnDuly
2 hours ago
ur a bigger man than I am. my wife would say no u r not going and I would have pussed out

joo shoo
2 hours ago
being White in public

ancientviking
2 hours ago
evening

Steve stone
2 hours ago
evening good people

withey
2 hours ago
Australian state is ‘fragile’

@RonP1
2 hours ago
Commie Cops – Imagine taking a wage & being part of the current vile system

@Daniel
2 hours ago
100% respect to the NSN guys for being so hardcore

joo shoo
2 hours ago
police seeking “joggers” in ausie-land is different than that in the US

withey
2 hours ago
I love how militaristic this sounds

ToffeeL10
3 hours ago
Actually, he does sound English

ToffeeL10
3 hours ago

@daniel
i think he’s an Aussie with a slightly softer accent

@RonP1
3 hours ago
100 years back patriots spoke of the ‘British Race’ the black man doesn’t come into it

@Daniel
3 hours ago
didn’t realise he was a Pom

@ItWasMadeUp
3 hours ago
A lot of respect for this man o/

withey
3 hours ago
good evening all, 14/88 28 wpww

ancientviking
3 hours ago
i wake up at 4 am most days

@RonP1
3 hours ago
What the hell is ‘White British’, it’s just British. They obviously introduced White British to go with so-called Black British

@Appalachia_Invicta
3 hours ago
Mark is late? Counter terror must have raided him

@Mcb
3 hours ago
hail Wells

@Mcb
3 hours ago
White man fight back

theSmirkingGrape
3 hours ago
hello hello

Stan1
3 hours ago

@SerenaJB
Evening Serena. Good to see you

@Mcb
3 hours ago
WellsGod

@BritishGammon
3 hours ago
14

@SerenaJB
3 hours ago
Good evening.

@Mcb
3 hours ago
No more nons

Stan1
3 hours ago
Massive Kudos for the early morning

sehwitdraca
3 hours ago
14

DerCherusker
3 hours ago
Hail!

The Resident Baker
3 hours ago
14

Stan1
3 hours ago
14

Stan1
3 hours ago
14 for Stephen

@Daniel
3 hours ago
damn they look like brothers

@Mcb
3 hours ago
Stephen Wells you’re my hero

The Resident Baker
3 hours ago
Hail Stephen Wells o/

@Mcb
3 hours ago
Wellsy, Wellsy👌👌👌

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