James Stout

And we're back.

So we left off with Quinton being on the Twitters and saying Twitter things there.

And what you all gathered from this right now is that despite what his friends and family and fellow fascists said, he was definitely not as peaceful or as harmless as they tried to portray him in the wake of his death.

He was also getting increasingly involved with far-right self-defense groups.

Mm-hmm.

Among possible others, Active Club France.

Oh, yeah.

You don't say.

My poor philosophy students with those people.

He had regular interactions with them.

Also with Audace Lyon, who provided combat trainings in a local park.

Their slogans are nothing new or interesting.

White people need to defend themselves against migration and the left.

What was interesting was one of these training sessions was with toy knives, where they had to practice like dueling against each other.

And to everyone's surprise, Quinton managed to defeat several people because he was very... He's kind of a scrawny little guy.

Yeah, exactly.

He studied the way of the blade.

Yeah, specifically.

I have not found a Ben Shapiro ninja photo of him, but it would have been appropriate at this point.

I'm now quoting a little bit from a media part.