A new article in USA Today lays out the details of the re-arrest and incarceration of Paul Miller aka Gypsy Crusader:
Miller, who is 34, was convicted of aggravated assault and drug possession in 2007 in New Jersey. He was arrested again in March 2021 on charges of illegally possessing firearms after the FBI raided his home in Florida. He was sentenced later that year to serve 41 months in federal prison, but was released in January after spending less than two years locked up.
He then entered a gray area of “incarceration” under the banner of the federal Residential Reentry Management (RRM) network — essentially a system of halfway houses and home confinement monitored by regional RRM offices.
The Bureau of Prisons wouldn’t divulge Miller’s whereabouts when USA TODAY first inquired about him in mid-April. Citing inmate privacy rules, the Bureau only said the convicted felon was under the supervision of an RRM office in Philadelphia.
But after USA TODAY sent officials a list of questions about Miller’s access to the internet while in federal custody, and his racist, homophobic and anti-Semitic activity online, the BOP acted swiftly.
Within days, Miller was on his way back to an actual prison.
So USA Today journalists contacted the authorities about Miller’s online activities (which he picked up soon after release) and this caused them to take him back to jail.
The entire case was based off a “work around” gun charge they nabbed him on but were truly motivated by his political activity and views. I suspected this might have been violating his parole and it wasn’t wise for him to jump right back into the bit.
But this is a lesson for people who have taken up the cosplay neo-nazi accelerationist larp either online or IRL. There’s no real political gains here from the way these types of people are pursuing politics. This stuff does gain a large attraction and following among what appear to be terminally online teenage edgelords who are constantly upping the ante for who can say the most extreme shit to go viral. But that doesn’t translate into anything real or substantial in actual politics. Your average normie White person will look at that and think to themselves, “these people are cranks”.
It’s too gimmicky and terminally online. I noticed this when I was in that phase myself, that the people attracted to what I was doing there were low-caliber edgelords, extremely paranoid, unserious, and unhinged. These are not the types of people you can confide in your real life. If you follow any of these sperg types online, they’re constantly engaged in bitter infighting, gossip wars and other clownish nonsense.
And the result is this: you’ll get nabbed by the feds or put on a terror watch list… and all you get out of it is a few love notes sent to your prison cell by e-fans that you’ll likely never know in real life. The dopamine rush of feeding these people what they want and getting e-kisses and fist bumps in return seems to have gotten the better of Gypsy here.
I think Miller’s a decent guy who got an unjust punishment for what amounts to little more than some fun on the internet. He has most of the correct views on what is afflicting the West today, but as you can see with his case, the extremist optics and posturing inevitably lead to bad results and attract the wrong types of people who don’t have your back.
I don’t believe anymore that the dress-up, cosplay, and extremist e-Hitlerite larping goes anywhere productive and should be avoided. You can have all of the same views as before, but it does matter how you present those views if you want to win the hearts and minds of the normal White folks that we need to wake up. I’ve made some of these mistakes myself, so I can tell you from experience.
The screwball e-larping diehards committed to those spergy optics will of course lash out at me for saying this, but it needs to be said so that our people can find more productive avenues to vent their frustration with the anti-White system we live under.
