gypsy crusader WTF is up with the numbers ?

AmelekMilitia
Published on Mar 7, 2021
media all mention hes "32" Miller was taken into custody on Tuesday around " 6 a.m. " 1313 Southwest " Sixth " Street.
media say he didnt have an attorney butt he also say he is being represented by (((zimmerman))) attorney? GEEE GOOD THING HE JUST LANDED IN FLORIDA HHHHMM

SO no mention of any WEAPON but the ADL lead to his arrest ... FOR WHAT . a squirt gun ? usually media would say a weapon was found .
narrative seems to be a racist anti semit was arrest for being racist online after being TRACKED by ADL a foreign spy agency allowed to operate in america .

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. â€“ A worldwide anti-hate organization had been following a man who was arrested by the FBI in Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday.
The Anti-Defamation League told Local 10 that its Center of Extremism had identified Paul Miller, 32, as a â€œvolatile white supremacist-accelerationist.â€ The organization shared its findings with the FBI informing them that Miller was making videos, holding weapons, and calling for a race war.

Known for spewing hateful messages, which are live-streamed across popular and lesser-known social media platforms, investigators said he often dressed in costumes inspired by movie characters.
According to the ADLâ€™s website, Miller dressed as super villain comic book characters Riddler and Joker. As the Riddler character, he would say: â€œRiddle me this before you go. Iâ€™m loud and obnoxious. I like music that rhymes. Iâ€™m a fraction of the population but commit half the crimesâ€œ before using a racial slur.
While it was Millerâ€™s threatening rhetoric that put him on the FBIâ€™s radar, its Joint Terrorism Task Force reported that officers arrested him on a charge of possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.
Carla Hill, a research fellow for the Anti-Defamation League, said the anti-hate group had reported Miller last October to New Jersey law enforcement. â€œBy the end of the month, Paul had moved and we tracked him to Florida,â€ Hill said. ADLâ€™s Center of Extremism had located him in Fort Lauderdale and shared intelligence with federal law enforcement.
â€œWe feared that, in this case, Paul Miller could escalate his activities,â€ Hill said.
The ADL posted background on Miller in November, where they described him as a New York and New Jersey-based white supremacist attracting fans on his Telegram channel.
Across several online platforms, Miller is seen taunting people with vulgar language, anti-Semitic rants, racial and homophobic slurs, sexist narratives and a deluge of hate speech.
In one video, as he spoke to over 10,000 of his online followers, a swastika can be seen hanging behind him. He told his followers he is trying to â€œbuild an army.â€
United States Marshals were seen taking the man from the Broward County jail to the federal courthouse Wednesday morning, where he appeared before a federal judge via video conferencing, but his hearing was postponed because he did not have an attorney present.
Miller requested that he wanted to secure his own lawyer.
In court, Miller said he was â€œSorry about all of this...â€ It was unclear the apology was about not having an attorney or for something else.
Miller will be back in court Friday at 10 a.m.