Federal officials say “Operation Vanilla Gorilla” netted them the indictments of more than 40 people accused of having links to the “Ghost Face Gangsters” prison gang, a white supremacist group with hundreds of members active in Georgia prisons.
With a total of 43 indictments, the move against the group, which is active mostly in Georgia but has spread to some surrounding states, is one of the largest so far, according to a news release from the Department of Justice. Law enforcement have ramped up their work combating the gang for months, with 23 members indicted in March of 2018.
After Whites become a minority within the very countries of their own ancestors, one has to wonder how long it will be until the giddy White police imprisoning their own will realize they are next.
Logan Brown
What a dumb shit.
Prisons all divide into groups based on race. They choose specifically to go only after White gangs. Meanwhile brown and black gangs are left alone.
Cameron Hughes
Whereas the real fashy based goys of the resistance will turn the country around by electing the next most based fashy NeoCon kike Republican instead.
Battle hardened prison gangs will be of no use to us with the real war… at the ballot boxes Isn't that right fellow fashy Conservative based pedes?
Luis Edwards
Hmm. Nope, don't think so. But thanks anyways.
Nicholas Gray
I want nothing to do with criminal drug pushers. DOTR these degenerates get the rope after the niggers and kikes
