A State Dept. official has alleged involvement with white nationalist forums and was allegedly part of a white nationalist group in Washington, according to researchers from the Southern Poverty Law Center’s “Hatewatch” program.
A State Department official was outed for his alleged involvement with white nationalist forums and for allegedly being part of a white nationalist group in Washington, researchers from theMatthew Q. Gebert allegedly used the pseudonym “Coach Finstock” on white nationalist forums and hosted parties at his Virginia home for like-minded individuals, according to Hatewatch.
“[Whites] need a country of our own with nukes, and we will retake this thing lickety split,” “Coach Finstock” said on a May 2018 episode of “The Fatherland,” a white nationalist podcast, Hatewatch revealed. “That’s all that we need. We need a country founded for white people with a nuclear deterrent. And you watch how the world trembles.”
His wife, 38-year-old Anna Vuckovic, was identified by four separate Hatewatch sources as going by the handle “Wolfie James” on Twitter, a profile that has been connected to the white nationalist movement, Hatewatch reported. Vuckovic denied the allegations when reached by Hatewatch. NBC News was unable to contact Vuckovic for comment.
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