Pagan US Soldiers Discharged over White Supremacy
Brandon Trent East of the Alabama National Guard and Dalton Woodward of the Georgia National Guard were recently discharged over their connections to white supremacist groups.
Oddly, they were both supposedly pagans — and white supremacists:
Earlier in 2019, the Atlanta Antifacists group published a report saying East and Woodward were leaders of the Norse pagan group Ravensblood Kindred. The group is part of the Asatru Folk Assembly, which researchers say endorses white supremacy.
East said he had just been looking for an alternative to Christianity: Read more
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