Pohlhaus claims in the video that the Blood Tribe has more than “120 acres already,” including a 10-acre spot he describes as “the main camp.”Ī photograph Christopher Alan Pohlhaus posted to Telegram on June 10, 2022, shows a tractor being used at the Blood Tribe’s 'main camp' on Moores Road in Springfield, Maine.Īll the land is apparently north of Bangor, Maine, which is ideal for its remoteness, according to Pohlhaus’ account in the video. 20, 2023, he updated his followers on his plans to build a headquarters for his group. In a video Pohlhaus posted on Telegram on Jan. Pohlhaus, who also goes by the online moniker “The Hammer,” reportedly moved to Maine in 2022 to build a white supremacist community that would provide a place for the Blood Tribe to network, strategize and train. This isn’t a news story?” Building a ‘Blood Tribe’ camp in Maine What the fuck do you expect me to do? Where do you expect me to go? You want me to go to your neighborhood? Why are you guys so goddamn awkward. “Google breaking news, Nazi buys a piece of property. “I had to move somewhere, you know? You guys are so weird” Pohlhaus said. Lee is located about nine miles east of Springfield. Lincoln is a town about 20 miles west of Springfield. Everybody knows who the fuck they’re looking at.” Nobody doesn’t know who the fuck I am when I walk anywhere in Springfield, Lee and Lincoln.

When asked what he would say to Springfield residents who may be concerned about the existence of a neo-Nazi compound in their community, Pohlhaus said: “The people in Springfield know me. Whatever, old news,” Pohlhaus said in a voice message in response to a request for comment Hatewatch sent via Telegram. 6 rioter Riley June Williams, Pohlhaus recently posted images of blood ritual initiations and has claimed associations with neo-Nazi activists and publishers around the country. Along with his previously reported connections to the neo-Nazi Nationalist Social Club (NSC-131) and convicted Jan. Over the past four months, Pohlhaus also appears to have broadened his network of extremist connections. Pohlhaus, who has led members of his swastika-toting “Blood Tribe” to disrupt LGBTQ+ community events in Ohio three times, appears to be in the early stages of building a headquarters for his group near Springfield, Maine. A photograph from April 30, 2023, shows Pohlhaus and an unidentified individual in an undisclosed location holding a Nazi banner that Pohlhaus claims is an original used in Third Reich-era Germany.

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