Chaim Amalek writes: “I could swear that this guy has been davening at my shul for the last few years. He’s always getting alliyas, too. And his wife makes a delicious brisket.”<\/p>\n
It’s hilarious to see the words “neo-Nazi” and “kingpin” in the same sentence. How many millions of dollars do they think he has? <\/p>\n
Forward<\/a>:<\/p>\n Does a key media neo-Nazi \u2014 hitherto anonymous \u2014 live on the Upper East Side of Manhattan with his Jewish wife? That\u2019s what reports from rival racist factions in the broader \u201calt-right\u201d movement indicate.<\/p>\n Mike \u201cEnoch,\u201d head of neo-Nazi site The Right Stuff that puts out \u201cThe Daily Shoah\u201d and \u201cFash the Nation\u201d podcasts which also, most famously, developed the ((())) echoes plugin, has been exposed as Mike Peinovich, a software developer originally from Montclair, New Jersey.<\/p>\n By judicious removal of letters of his family name, Peinovich reportedly becomes \u201cEnoch\u201d \u2014 an allusion to British racial separatist politician Enoch Powell.<\/p>\n Nothing in the world of the \u201calt-right\u201d agglomeration of misogynists, anti-Semites, and white supremacists is ever quite as it seems. What seems to have happened, though, is that resulting from a clash (on Red Ice Radio) about whether members should even speak to Jews, The Right Stuff crew got into a spat with an 8Chan group called Baphomet.<\/p>\n Baphomet responded by attacking the TRS site as well as revealing names, addresses and families of a number of key pseudonymous members of the \u201calt-right\u201d including Enoch, who seems to have admitted the accusation.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Chaim Amalek writes: “I could swear that this guy has been davening at my shul for the last few years. He’s always getting alliyas, too. And his wife makes a delicious brisket.” It’s hilarious to see the words “neo-Nazi” and … Continue reading