Christopher Cantwell Got Totally and Entirely Kiked – Still in Jail

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
November 10, 2017

Radio host and white racial advocate Christopher Cantwell had a hearing yesterday. He stood charged with three counts of violence related to using pepper spray at the Unite the Right Rally.

A tranny and a regular faggot went to a magistrate to file the charges against Cantwell and a warrant was issued (this is some weird process I wasn’t even aware of before this) and he was denied bail on fake claims that are disproved by video evidence. Meanwhile – I should remind you – you can attack a US Senator and break five of his ribs and get out on $5000 bond. Just so you understand.

We expected Cantwell’s charges dropped, given that the accusers had lied under oath and the whole thing is retarded.

They went through the video in court, and it was determined that the accusers had lied under oath – one of them admitted to it on the stand – but the judge decided to leave him to rot in jail longer anyway.

One of the charges was dropped and the other two were combined into a single charge.

It’s a charge relating to just discharging the pepper spray in a crowd. Not against any specific person. And the “malicious wounding” aspect has been removed. He was looking at a max of 60 years, now the max is 5.

It’s not clear whether he’ll get another bond hearing or not.

Basically, what this looks like is that the court knows that they’ve kept the poor bastard locked in jail for three months on fake charges and to dismiss all three would make it appear as though they were just politically persecuting this guy for no reason. Which is exactly what they are doing.

They know that he did nothing, that he will be convicted of nothing, but they are using the justice system’s processes of justice as a punishment.

If they send him to a jury trial over one of these charges, it looks better than just letting him out now and being like “whoops, we kept you in jail for three months for no reason, lol.”

It drags the whole thing out to the point where no one will even remember what it was about to begin with, and going to trial gives legitimacy to what is effectively unlawful imprisonment.

Cantwell went over this stuff yesterday on his Live From Seg podcast, which is recorded over the Charlottesville city jail phone with his friend Jared Howe.

If you haven’t yet, or if you have, donate to his legal fund.

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It’s full, but he still needs money – more now that he’s gotta pay for more stuff.

And it’s important for us to do these legal funds for our guys. We need to show each other that we’ll be there to support each other.

And we’re not doing the Unite the Right type rally again. So hopefully, we’re not going to have more guys in jail any time soon.