It has emerged in recent days that the cartoon cosplay neo-nazi streamer calling himself Weston Paradigm is a convicted fraudster named Ryan George Weston.
This shitbag came to my attention through a contact who sent me a clip of him threatening to “cancel” me for criticizing Hitler and National Socialism, the cult which he claims to belong to.
Smelling a rat, I did a little digging on his past and it’s all pretty ugly. He was convicted of money laundering for a criminal group led by a Pakistani Muslim named Muhammed Tanveer who preyed on elderly British pensioners, scamming more than 50 victims out of three million pounds in a phony investment scheme.
A gang has been jailed for more than 21 years today for ripping off elderly victims in a £3m investment scam.
The group, which included men from Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, ran a ‘boiler room’ fraud, cold calling would-be investors.
Running the scam from 2014 to 2016, they set up limited companies whose accounts the victims’ funds were paid in to and recruited people to act as ‘mules’ to launder the money through.
They took £3m from more than 50 victims, one of whom, aged 83, lost £1m.
Much of the cash ended up abroad, in Hong Kong and Cyprus, meaning victims are unlikely to get anything back.
DCI Liz Fernandes, who led the investigation for the Eastern Region Specialist Operations Unit (ERSOU), said police clocked on to the scam in 2015.
But the fraud went through different phases making it hard to detect.
Some of the company names were a play on words of genuine firms and the gang registered their firms to two London offices to add a layer of legitimacy.
And some of the victims would be hit multiple times by being asked for fees to release their assets.
One victim, who lost around £300,000, said: ‘The financial loss has had a significant impact on my family and a longer-term impact on not being able to provide for my family and children.’
Another told the police how he couldn’t sleep and had lost weight from the stress.
Sentencing them at Southwark Crown Court, Judge Joanna Korner described the fraud as ‘highly sophisticated’.
He recruited another member, Philip Hunt, 32, of Whitlingham Lane, Trowse, who admitted money laundering and was given a 20-month suspended sentence.
Hunt was also banned from acting as a company director for five years.
He opened two accounts, one of which required him to set up a company in order to receive payments from the scam. Around £184,000 went through his accounts.
Ryan Weston, 27, of Clarkson Avenue, Wisbech, also admitted money laundering and was jailed for three years and six months.
He received £36,000 from laundering the funds and played an ‘active role’, the judge said.
She cast doubt on the prosecution’s claim that he was ‘bamboozled’ into getting involved.
Spearing became involved in the scam after meeting Romford businessman Muhammed Tanveer shortly after being released from prison for a previous fraud.
Judge Korner identified Tanveer, 30, as the leading man in the scam.
He helped set up the companies used for the fraud, made arrangements for the websites and logos, and had direct contact with some of the investors.
‘During the course of the evidence, [Tanveer] told lie after lie some of which were particularly outrageous,’ Judge Korner said. ‘Even after being convicted in the first trial he declined to plead guilty.’
Tanveer was convicted of fraud and money laundering and was jailed for seven years.
Mohammed Tanveer, 30, was the leader of a gang which cold-called potential victims, offering them the chance to invest in corporate bonds that were supposedly only available to private investors.
His victims were persuaded to invest large sums from their savings, with one person losing life savings of nearly £1m.
More than 50 victims came forward as part of the investigation.
Victims of the high-pressure sales scam were shown marketing brochures and company reports to support the legitimacy of the scam and promised annual returns of between 8-10%. To make the investments seem more legitimate they were told their funds would be invested in blue-chip companies such as Thames Water, BT and Rolls Royce.
The gang used companies called Asset and Investments Ltd, Abel & Cole Finance Ltd, Brookes and Bauer Ltd and Pearson Jacobs Ltd.
Mr Tanveer was convicted of money laundering offences by a jury at Southwark Crown Court last week. He had already been found guilty of conspiracy to defraud in relation to the ‘boiler room’ scam at an earlier trial.
Weston played an integral role in the scheme according to the judge, for which he was delivered a 3.5 year sentence:
Ryan Weston, 27, of Clarkson Avenue, Wisbech, also admitted money laundering and was jailed for three years and six months.
He received £36,000 from laundering the funds and played an ‘active role’, the judge said.
She cast doubt on the prosecution’s claim that he was ‘bamboozled’ into getting involved.
Like a true warrior of the race, Weston washed the dirty money to help line the pockets of his Muslim Pakistani crime boss Tanveer. Nothing like showing your loyalty to nation and race by helping Pakistanis rip off your elderly.
In a response stream to these allegations, the remorseless shylock Weston made numerous attempts to justify his crimes, blaming his victims and saying that his past as a professional criminal is proof of his intelligence, bravery, wits and trustworthiness. He admitted to the following:
> he washed money for criminal gangs
> he went to prison for washing money for a Pakistani Muslim
> he takes drugs
> he’s “proud” of it all
> being a criminal makes him “smart” and “balsy”
> he became a criminal because he didn’t want to get a real job
> the fact that he’s a criminal con-artist means you should trust him more
> he’s genetically inclined to crime
> he demonizes his victims as old rich people who he calls “globalists” (cope)
> he deflects to worse criminals so you don’t judge him harshly
It appears that he got out of jail early and started streaming in July 2021.
The UK government claims he was incarcerated some time in early 2019 and his sentence was supposed to last 3.5 years, but he clearly got out early, which begs the question, why? Did the UK Feds cut him a deal to become an agitator/informant to infiltrate the neo-nazi scene like the FBI did with Atomwaffen sperg Joshua Caleb Sutter?
For years, Joshua Caleb Sutter, an avowed white supremacist from South Carolina, has published and sold books glorifying torture, child abuse, rape, terrorism, mass murder and more – all in the name of his racist and satanic beliefs.
His self-published books have become go-to texts for some of the most extreme and violent white supremacists across the world. They have become required reading in a sinister satanist cult that has spread to several countries and has already inspired several known terrorists and would-be mass killers.
The ideas Sutter pushes are so vile they have proven too much even for some of the country’s most dangerous and violent neo-Nazis. In 2018 several people left the white supremacist domestic terrorism group Atomwaffen Division, citing Sutter’s books – and his growing influence in the organization – as too radical even for them.
Since 2004, while his publishing business and his influence over radical white supremacists have swelled, Sutter has had another benefactor: the American taxpayer. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has paid him at least $140,000 over the past 18 years to provide information about the extremist groups he associates with, according to court records.
Weston fits the bill for an Anjem Choudary type extremist agitator, paid by the Feds to incite young White men into violent neo-nazi caricatures so they can then be sniffed out and nabbed. Watching any of his sperged out streams in which he’s clearly under the influence of drugs, he’s constantly barking out slurs and praise of Hitler, littered in with X-Files type schizo theories about time travel, flat earth and other nonsense. The convicted swindler and con-man is faking a holier-than-thou persona of Christian White race warrior angry at “scamming Jews,” while he scammed his own British citizens to help a Muslim Pakistani line his pockets.
It’s all a ruse and a front for being a rotten low-life criminal from the underworld. Weston appears to be a pathological liar constantly running cons. This from 2015 shows him pretending to be a Chelsea FC footballer in Thailand to score some action with Thai ladies.
One Chelsea FC fan got more than he bargained for while visiting Thailand after he was mistaken for one of the club’s famous footballers.
And deciding it wasn’t such a bad thing, Ryan Weston decided to play up to the attention.
The Briton was visiting Bangkok at the same time as Chelsea played a Thailand all-stars team in a friendly, and as luck would have it, ended up staying in the same hotel as the squad.
After leaning in for a photograph with a girl outside the hotel’s reception, Mr Weston decided to take on the role of a multi-millionaire footballer, urged on by his friends recording the footage.
‘Come on then, one more,’ he says as he beckons another girl forward who thinks he is a footballer playing for Jose Mourinho’s Premier League champions.
The unscrupulous con-man is always putting on an act, his latest one being a hardline neo-nazi and “Christian” while most likely continuing his financial scams behind the scenes. This article has him as a “Dubai resident”.
The neo-nazi streamer version of rat shylock Weston is also likely a fraud to score donations from an audience he can grift off of because he can no longer get a job in the financial industry (or any other major industry) after the conviction. He is legally barred from any chief positions in financial firms until 2024.
Whatever the case is, shylock Weston is a total fraud, pointing fingers at other people for crimes he is himself guilty of, while justifying his criminality every step of the way.
“I suppose I’m a bit of a crook,” Weston said in his confession stream. “Crooked family, crooked history, crooked life, it’s in my culture and my genes, mate.”
I couldn’t agree more.
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