Crowd giving Hitler salute and chanting hail Heimbach #Pikeville

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These thugs are coming out of the woodwork now that we are in the Trump era!


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Caroline O.? @RVAwonk 5h5 hours ago

A white supremacist rally is going on in #Pikeville, KY right now.
-Masks are banned
-But KY is an open carry state, so guns are not banned

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daniel shular? @xshularx

Crowd giving Hitler salute and chanting hail Heimbach #Pikeville

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Mike Flugennock? @flugennock 6h6 hours ago
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Wait, their Führer is named Heimbach?

They are so DOOMED, man.
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AMB? @amb573 6h6 hours ago

This is him, at home:


Mike Flugennock? @flugennock 6h6 hours ago
Replying to @xshularx @IGD_News

Wait, their Führer is named Heimbach?

They are so DOOMED, man.
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AMB? @amb573 6h6 hours ago

This is him, at home:

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Donald Trump speaks at a rally in Louisville, Kentucky, on March 1, 2016, at which protesters were allegedly roughed up and ejected by Trump supporters after the then-candidate barked from the stage “get ’em out of here!” | AP Photo




White nationalist [Heimbah] claims Trump directed rally violence


http://www.politico.com/story/2017/04/donald-trump-rally-violence-237302

Trump supporter asks a federal court to hold the president liable for any damages stemming from a lawsuit filed by protesters who attended a Kentucky campaign stop.

By Kenneth P. Vogel

04/17/17 06:18 PM EDT


A white nationalist leader accused of assaulting a young African-American woman at a Donald Trump campaign rally filed a countersuit on Monday claiming the president directed him and other supporters to remove protesters.

Matthew Heimbach claims in his federal court filing that he “acted pursuant to the directives and requests of Donald J. Trump and Donald J. Trump for President” and that, if he’s found liable for damages, “any liability must be shifted to one or both of them.”

The legal fight stems from a March 2016 rally in Louisville, Kentucky, at which protesters were allegedly roughed up and ejected by Trump supporters after the then-candidate barked from the stage “get ’em out of here!”

The protesters filed civil assault and battery claims against Heimbach and two other Trump supporters and accused Trump of inciting his supporters.

Heimbach, a leader of the white supremacist Traditionalist Youth Network and a vocal Trump supporter during the campaign, can be seen in video from the Louisville rally pushing and screaming at a young African-American woman as Trump bellows “get out!”

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