FBI: Soldier linked to racist post, online extremism
Published: September 12, 2022
A soldier in the U.S. Army wrote on Instagram that he joined the military “for combat experience so I’m more proficient in killing” Black people, investigators say.
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United StatesFort BraggNorth CarolinaJamese Todd JrPhillip StackhouseLloyd AustinHeil HitlerKillian Mackeithan RyanColby VokeyDefamation LeagueArmy At Fort BraggTerrorism TaskUs ArmyAssociated PressUs District CourtMackeithan RyanRolling StoneDefense Secretary Lloyd AustinAnti Defamation LeagueA Soldier In The Us Army Wrote On Instagram That He Joined Military For Combat Experience Soim More Proficient Killing Black PeopleNvestigators Say Killian Mackeithan Ryan Also Had Five Instagram Accounts That Were In Contact With Others Associated Racially Motivated ExtremismCcording To Court Records Ryans Alleged Social Media Activity Is Documented Ina Case Filed Late Last Month In Us District North Carolina That Accuses Him Of Providing False Information Ona Security Clearance Form Serve At Fort Bragg The Was First Reported By Rolling Stone And Comes Ata Time When Military Trying Purge Its Ranks Extremists White Supremacists For ExampleEfense Secretary Lloyd Austin Directed Commanding Officers Last Year To Institutea One Day Stand Down Address Extremism The Military Also Updated Its Social Media Policy Where Liking And Reposting Certain Content Could Result In Disciplinary Action Just This WeekHe Names Of More Than 100 Current Military Members Appeared On The Leaked Membership Rolls Ofa Far Right Extremist Group Thats Accused Playinga Key Role In Last Years Insurrection At Us Capitol Ryan Is Claiming Security Clearance Form That Wasnt Contact With His Biological Father For 10Ccording To Court Records He Also Said That His Biological Father Wasnt Listed On Birth Certificate Ryans Isa Convicted Felon Witha Criminal History In Washington State And California For Drug Violations Auto Theft 
