Weird Little Guys Liar, Liar
Sep 12, 2024
A soldier recently faced arrest for lying on his security clearance application about extremist ties. The podcast dives into the disturbing link between the military and hate groups, questioning why these charges are infrequent. It discusses chilling encounters with neo-Nazi threats, the complex nature of extremist affiliations, and the murky waters of legal accountability. Additionally, it highlights internal conflicts within white nationalist groups and the broader implications for military oversight and societal safety.
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Pizza Incident
- A journalist, Jordan Green, received an unwanted pizza delivery, a tactic used by extremist groups to intimidate him.
- The individual responsible was identified as Kai Liam Nix, a soldier, through leaked materials and online investigations.
Nix's Arrest
- Kai Nix was arrested for illegal firearms dealings and for making false statements to the U.S. government.
- The false statement charge pertains to a checkbox on the SF-86 form regarding membership in extremist groups.
SF-86 Form
- The SF-86 form, used for security clearances, requires thorough disclosure of personal information.
- Lying on this form, even by omission, is a federal crime punishable by prison.