National Socialist Movement Leader Jeff Schoep's Ex-Wife Discusses Life With a Leading Neo-Nazi. Joanna Schoep (pronounced SCOOP) married the “commander” of the National Socialist Movement (NSM) in March 2008, after the two met on a conservative online message board.
Jeff Schoep, whose NSM is now the largest neo-Nazi organization in America with 57 chapters in 39 states, moved in early 2007 from Minnesota, where the NSM had been headquartered for decades, to Detroit to move in with Joanna. They lived there together until December 2011, when they split acrimoniously — she had recently been through breast cancer treatments and discovered he was having a relationship with another woman. The couple are now going through divorce proceedings. Early this year, Joanna, 36, decided to speak to the Intelligence Report and describe her life with Schoep, who has five children. Joanna, how did you come to know Jeff Schoep? I met him through a website, a Myspace-like conservative gathering place.
Did you know Jeff was active in NSM? What was he like? He was great at first. Totally. Neo-Nazi J.T. Ready’s death linked to Israel, sympathizers say. (Jewish News of Greater Phoenix) — The still-open investigation into the death of Arizona neo-Nazi sympathizer T.J.
Ready has left some sympathizers speculating that he did not commit suicide and that Israel may be involved. On May 2, Ready entered the home he lived in with four others, including a 15-month-old girl, and shot them dead before turning the gun on himself. Ready, who had a record of violent tendencies, was discharged from the U.S. Marines after two courts-martial and was a self-proclaimed member of the National Socialist Movement. Stormfront.org, a white supremacist message board where Ready was an active participant, suggested the shooting was a hit put on by a Mexican drug cartel as a result of Ready’s leadership role with U.S.
Other Stormfront users blamed the ZOG (Zionist Occupied Government), and one even pointed the finger at Mossad, Israel’s intelligence agency. Trial date set for local supremacist. Published 9:28am Wednesday, May 9, 2012 A white supremacist from Austin accused of amassing several weapons and hundreds of rounds of ammunition as part of a plan to attack the government and minorities pleaded not guilty in U.S.
District Court last month and has a trial scheduled for July 16.... Sign in to Comment | Need help commenting? Click here. Eaton: Tinley Park attack sheds light on extremist groups. By Fran Eaton Always Right/illinoisreview.typepad.com May 22, 2012 8:30PM Eaton storyidforme: 30924941 tmspicid: 6793585 fileheaderid: 3135191 Updated: July 2, 2012 9:58AM Last Saturday’s mob attack at The Ashford House restaurant in Tinley Park was shocking and stirred an array of questions.
Who were these people who rushed into a public location with metal bats and hammers, attacking people who were not causing trouble? Tinley Park police said Monday that the victims were members of the Illinois European Heritage Association, a white supremacist group. So we apparently had a group of white supremacists attacked by self-described anarchists who reject the rule of law and engage in violence in opposing fascism. How does something like this happen in quiet, law-abiding Tinley Park? It’s not that difficult, said Jennifer, the ex-wife of a National Socialist Movement leader, in an interview Monday evening. “I funded much of his travel expenses and provided a home,” she said.
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