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Patrick Casey (Nov. 2017 – Nov. 2020) Foundation: March 2016: Dissolved: November 2020: Country: United States: Motives: To seize control of the US government, establish a white ethnostate, and spread support for white nationalism: Headquarters: Washington D.C. Ideology
- United States
- roughly 800 as of July 2018
- Washington D.C.
- Far-right
Nathan Damigo is the founder and former leader of Identity Evropa. On August 27, 2017, Damigo stepped down as Identity Evropa’s leader and named Eli Mosley as the new CEO. * In December 2017, Mosley resigned and Patrick Casey became the new CEO. * Casey was the founding president of AIM.
27. Feb. 2019 · Patrick Casey is the third and current Executive Director of Identity Europa. He rose through the ranks of the organization, perhaps out of sheer attrition, being active with the organization since its early days in 2016 when he was a student majoring in Anthropology at San Diego State University in California. Identity Evropa was founded by violent ex-Marine Nathan D'Amigo who became ...
After Mosely stepped aside, the boyish Patrick Casey — who had previously gone by the name Reinhard Wolff — took his place. Casey/Wolf has been a member of Identity Evropa since its early days, during which time he has also hosted the online video series “Operation Reinhard” and “Seeking Insight” on the white nationalist media ...
19. März 2019 · Days after the chat logs were published, Identity Evropa’s leader, 29-year-old Patrick Casey, a resident of Virginia who rose to a leadership role after producing videos for a white nationalist site, announced a rebrand: Identity Evropa is now the American Identity Movement.
17. Okt. 2018 · Identity Evropa is pushing its members to stealthily infiltrate Republican politics to move the party toward its agenda of banning nonwhite immigration. Patrick Casey, left, executive...
6. Sept. 2017 · American Identity Movement (AIM), an alt right white supremacist group formerly known as Identity Evropa, was disbanded in November 2020. AIM’s decline began in November 2019 after the group’s leader, Patrick Casey, began to collaborate with “America First” podcaster Nick Fuentes and his Groyper Army. AIM was created in March ...
