Richard 'don't call me Dick' Spencer's "state of emergency" tour will feature Nazi opening acts

Nazis marching this evening in Gainesville… because tiki torches

A group of about 15 protesters are holding a sign where the Old Joe statue used to be in downtown Gainesville. #SpenceratUF pic.twitter.com/pN1JC5DtBu

— Jimena Tavel (@taveljimena) October 18, 2017

Florida Nazis... hate those guys … Vanilla ISIS, the #TrustFundFurher announces the opening acts… who happen to be actual Nazis

Today Richard Spencer announced he'll speak alongside Mike "Enoch" Penovich, Nazi organizer of #UniteTheRight in #Gainesville #NoNazisAtUF pic.twitter.com/CxgmmsVTtn

— It's Going Down (@IGD_News) October 16, 2017

Mind you, Spencer and his organization, the National Policy Institute, have been tipped off to attempts at sabotage. The tickets originally were to be offered through the campus box office, from which they were going to be made available to the general public last Saturday. But in a change of tactic, the university will not be the ticket distributor after all. Now Spencer’s group will control who gets in and who doesn't, passing tickets out themselves, as a way of verifying they get into the hands of only those who really want to attend the event.
Authorities are also putting contingencies in place. The governor’s order allows for synchronization of various law enforcement agencies. He is also activating the National Guard to be ready as an emergency option. In response to these moves, Spencer exhibited a decided tone-deafness. During a phone interview, referring to the show of force, the Nationalist described Scott's preparations as “most likely overkill”. sunshinestatenews.com/...

Spencer announced he will speak in #Gainesville with Identity Evropa leader Eli Mosley. Pictured here with man who killed #HeatherHeyer. pic.twitter.com/odAOixA98I

— It's Going Down (@IGD_News) October 16, 2017

Latest on Spencer event: Jewish center extends hours, hosts Good Deed Marathon https://t.co/2m1eZDdUGT

— Gainesville Now (@gainesville_now) October 18, 2017

In Gainesville ahead of the Richard Spencer event. Strong #FHP presence all morning. @WFLA pic.twitter.com/CSLosHu54g

— Avery Cotton (@WFLAAvery) October 18, 2017

Hundreds of troopers, officers, &deputies arrive to Gainesville as the university preps for alt-right leader Richard Spencer's speech @wjxt4 pic.twitter.com/XoUd9SLnez

— Allyson Henning (@WJXTAllyson) October 18, 2017

A video concerning Richard Spencer and the National Policy Institute’s message of racism and hate. pic.twitter.com/JsHXt6ySKW

— W. Kent Fuchs (@PresidentFuchs) October 10, 2017

The groups depicted include from left to right (K) “Kekistani,” (AC) “Anti-Communist,” (L) “Libertarian,” (N) “Nationalist,” (I) “Identitarian/Identity Evropa,” (SN) “Southern Nationalist,” (NS) “National Socialist,” and (AR) “Alt Right.” The National Socialist flags depicted include Traditionalist Worker Party and Vanguard America.

Wednesday, Oct 18, 2017 · 11:13:23 PM +00:00 · annieli

200+ Florida State Police vehicles in this one Gainesville parking lot. pic.twitter.com/AIFlxLoOBs

— Joe Heim (@JoeHeim) October 18, 2017

A mutual friend in Gainesville just posted this on FB. Other friends have been locked inside of classes & offices by National Guard & GPD pic.twitter.com/RVnl2Azilp

— 🌽Rara Im(pa)ler🌽 (@islandgoth) October 18, 2017

He's trying to stir up trouble in Gainesville but so far it isn't working. Hope law enforcement is watching all his videos.  @GainesvillePD https://t.co/mxT7pHvu93

— Debbie Rhoden (@DebbieRhoden57) October 19, 2017

It shouldn't be a surprise that whites are beginning to want to organize for their interests

It's a naturally reaction to anti-white policy

— Cameron Padgett (@CameronVPadgett) October 17, 2017