2024-05-15

Sarah Beth Clendaniel, a 34-year-old from Catonsville, and Brandon Clint Russell, a 27-year-old Orlando resident, recently pleaded guilty in a case involving a conspiracy to damage an energy facility in Baltimore. The duo plans over $100,000 in damage to the facility. Both hold white supremacist ideology and advocate for 'accelerationism.' Sarah faces 20 years in prison and 15 years for the illegal possession of a firearm. The FBI investigates violent threats to residents' safety in Maryland

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The Hubcap

05-17

If that’s supreme, happy to be average.

Reid Hirsh

05-16

Play stupid hater games, and you only win stupid hypocrite prizes as a result. When one invests in ignorance, arrogance, naivete, and overall hater mentality, one ends up rewarded with bad karma, and in this case, prison time. While we're free to make choices, we're never free from the consequences of those choices, especially the ones that involve hurting and ruining innocent people's lives.

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