A number of researchers are making connections with the background of the Baptist shooter Devin Patrick Kelley and what seem to be links to the Nazi group on the internet. But as a number of researchers have stated, the connections seem a bit "on the nose", with many speculating that the back-story might be well placed black propaganda for people to follow. It all seems a bit stage, as a researcher recently stated to me. But of course, it could also be all real, i.e. an over top doomsday "organic" group that is linked to a mass shooting in the United States, which is equally highly disturbing.
But what are the connections.
Well first there was the post that occurred before the shooting took place, archived HERE.
In the post we see that the poster makes the prediction to watch for something big to happen in Texas tomorrow. Of course, this is where the shooting took place. But hardly evidence, until you see what was reported by Fox News regarding what the shooter was wearing.
FOX NEWS:
Kelley -- dressed entirely in black and "wearing a face mask with a white skull on it," according to Texas Department of Public Safety's regional director Freeman Martin -- burst into the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas on Sunday and killed at least 26 people, one as young as 18-months old.
So the shooter was dressed in black and wearing a skull mask, which seems to match the avatar of the poster on 4chan. In fact, when we see a larger view of the avatar we can see that not only is the group all wearing skull masks and dressed in black, even those in camouflage seem dressed in black underneath, we can see they are all carrying rifles, linked HERE
Is this the same group that is linked to Devin Patrick Kelly, who was wearing a skull mask and dressed in black, as reported by Fox News?
It could be. Or it could be just a massive coincidence.
But what is the background of the group in the photo? Well, they are a White Supremacist subgroup on a website called IronMarch.org, called The_Khimaira, named perhaps after the 3 headed dragon from mythological origins, linked HERE
The Iron March which hosts The_Khimaira are identified as such:
This sub group The_Khimaira seems to have only existed a short while. In fact there YouTube channel was only made in February and their twitter profile in late September. Everything also seems to be a bit too "on the nose". A bit too "new".
In their video linked HERE, posted on October 25th 2017, they do everything from burn the United States Constitution to burn the United States flag. They also end with pouring beer to future martyrs yet to come. This would happen none less than little over a week from the posting of this video - which is titled Doomsday Hate camp 2017.
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Apart from burning the United States flag, and other things, they seem to be doing Hitler salutes in every part of the video, as well as making sure to use a Nazi flag as their thumbnail, and Nazi iconography on their Twitter page, linked HERE
This is strange for this reason - both platforms, Twitter and YouTube, have been doing what they call "cracking down" on hate-speech. So it would be strange that a newly formed group dedicated to guns and Nazi iconography would decide to use their platforms instead of other social media platforms; given their presence, would not be long lasting.
This has left many researchers stating that there seems to be something "engineered" about all this, although there is little evidence to prove it.
Special shout out to Origami Meme 