Revealed: the racist men's club whose members include military personnel, police, court officers, federal attorneys

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A nationwide US network of dozens of far-right, men-only fraternal clubs has what members describe as “literally hundreds” of participants who include past and currently serving military personnel, lawyers, civil servants, and prominent antisemitic influencers, a Guardian investigation can reveal.

The Old Glory Club (OGC) – which has at least 26 chapters in 20 US states and until now has drawn little attention – exemplifies the alarming rise of organized racist political groups in the past few years but especially during the rise of Donald Trump and his return to the White House.

The OGC network has held conferences, meetups and other events. Key members like podcaster Pete Quinones use their platforms to push far-right ideas about Jewish people and immigrants. Other members have used their platforms to respond to political events, and to advocate measures including “cancellation insurance” for members whose extreme political views might impede their professional lives.

Harry Shukman, a researcher at UK anti-fascist non-profit Hope Not Hate, who last month published an exposé on the OGC-affiliated Basketweavers organization in the UK, told the Guardian: “Groups such as the OGC are a new breed of extremist organisation which aims first to build an offline social network before taking over society.”

He added, “They seek to lower the bar to participating in the far right, and by doing so have proved attractive to a cohort of mostly male members, some of whom have never before undertaken any form of activism.”

Heidi Beirich, co-founder and chief strategy officer of the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, said the OGC “appears to be another major new network of racists, too many of which are springing up in the era of Trump”.

She said the group was “pushing violent ideologies, including race hate and antisemitism and has links to prominent figures on the far right”.
The OGC Substack reflects the broader preoccupations of its members: a mix of far right causes and racist politics. They include neo-Confederate pleas for the redemption of Confederate symbols and the Confederate cause and a laudatory discussion of the 1967 documentary of post-colonial Africa, Africa Addio, which film critic Roger Ebert once called “a brutal, dishonest, racist film”.

In many ways, however, the Substack appears to give a more acceptable face to the politics that key members express in cruder terms elsewhere.

For example, Peter R Quinones – a self-described “charter member” of the group – is listed as an officer on the initial filing of the foundational Old Glory Club.

Quinones is a broadly influential figure on the far right. His Substack is the 78th most popular Substack newsletter on US politics, according to that platform’s figures. His podcast was 142nd most popular in US political podcasts according to data from podcast tracking service Rephonic, putting it roughly on par with shows by CNN’s Kaitlin Collins and Andrew Sullivan, and ahead of podcasts by Jim Acosta and Candace Owens.

He has issued a regular podcast since 2017, first titled Free Man Over the Wall, and later under its present title, The Pete Quinones Show.

During that time and continuing up to the present, he has unleashed hundreds of hours of content marked by racism and antisemitism, which has included urging listeners to take direct action against Jewish and non-white neighbors.

Since 2022, Quinones has also collaborated in making content for the Old Glory Club network, and has promoted it on his own show.

On an Old Glory Club post-election livestream in November, Quinones referred to Black voters with a racial slur favored by white nationalists, saying: “The North American street ape is hopeless.”

He used the same slur a month later in response to a video of a black teenager.
 

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north american street ape :what:


now when i see NASA online imma think it's cacs talking in code :why: :mjlol: shyt is disgusting how many humans just hate us for no reason


pull up to a club interested in NASA think it's gonna be science talk and end up having to fight off klan members like Bad Boys

This is why i dont feel sorry alot when they die in disasters or when they vote for trump because it always backfires on them their bigotry and hate will be their own downfall.. :manny: literally had a group of them just drowned in texas. I say its the white man's fault on threads they call ME racist... lol. like y'all keep voting for politicians that screw you over on some we gotta fukk over the blacks and I'm the racist one for pointing out the common denominator. their racism is more important than the air they breathe. :francis:
 

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now when i see NASA online imma think it's cacs talking in code :why: :mjlol: shyt is disgusting how many humans just hate us for no reason
imagine you're a young breh/ette interested in astronomy, you'd remember this every time you tried to engage in your hobby... how many would drop it in favor of one that doesn't remind them of white hate? :francis:
 

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Chapters​

Click on any chapter to learn how to contact them and more.​

The Vetus Dominium Club​


“..Rally behind the Virginians!” -Gen. Barnard Elliott Bee Jr. at First Manassas​

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It is only fitting that the home of the first of the Thirteen Colonies is also the birthplace of the first chartered branch of the Old Glory Club. The Virginia Chapter, officially the Vetus Dominium (Old Dominion) Club, is proud to represent and promote the ideals of the Old Glory Club throughout our historic and beautiful commonwealth.

The New Ivy League​


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The New Ivy League is a chapter of the Old Glory Club with members throughout New England. We focus on local events and New England culture while networking with likeminded groups to foster brotherhood, education, and skill building.

The Magnolia League​


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The Magnolia League is proud to call the Heart of Dixie home. As the Alabama chapter of the Old Glory Club, we are dedicated to preserving and promoting the values and traditions that define our great state. Through strong fraternal bonds and active local engagement, we strive to uphold and promote the values of the Old Glory Club among our members and within the broader Alabama community.

The Yellow Dog Pack​


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The Yellow Dog Pack is a Chapter of the Old Glory Club proud to call the American Serengeti of Central Florida home. Its members carry the noble spirit of American Colonial Adventure, as well as the commitment to leave our homeland better than we found it.

The Delaware Crossing Society​


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The Delaware Crossing Society, as the chapter for the greater Philadelphia area, is proud to represent the first capital of these United States and the Old Glory Club. We aim to create and foster a brotherhood of patriotic young men in the region.

The Peninsular Vanguard​


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Centered around the Metro Detroit area, The Peninsular Vanguard chapter of the Old Glory Club is dedicated to bringing together fellow travelers in merry fellowship and honoring the history of our mitten home.

Old Hickory's Volunteers​


“I was born for the storm, and a calm does not suit me.” -Andrew Jackson​

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Old Hickory's Volunteers are the Nashville and Middle Tennessee chapter of the Old Glory Club. We aim to preserve the culture and history of Tennessee by honoring historical figures and striving to follow in their footsteps. We strive to build our members into better men through our shared faith in God, skills exchange, and community building activities. We promote the shared values of the Old Glory Club through fraternal bonds and local engagement.

Campus Martius​


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The Campus Martius Chapter of the Old Glory Club covers Ohio, the Frontier of the Midwest. Our name comes from the original encampment in the Northwest territory which was, in its time, “the strongest fortification in the US”. We honor our rich heritage as we seek to elevate our communities and raise up new leaders. As our pioneer forefathers led the Westward march to conquer a continent and build a great nation, we will advance the cause of our people with the same grit and determination. We are proud to represent the Old Glory Club in our great state. Meliorem Lapsa Locavit. From the fallen tree, a better one has grown.



 

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The Home Range Society​


Gott der Konïg​

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The Home Range Society is a chapter serving the south central area of Kansas. Its member's are honored to represent the values of the Old Glory Club in forging a community of like minded brethren in the Sunflower State.

The Nathanael Greene Society​


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As the birthplace of American independence, North Carolina is proud to host The Nathanael Greene Society Chapter of the Old Glory Club. Our members dedicate themselves to the preservation of North Carolina's rich heritage, engaging actively in civic life and community service, from the Blue Ridge to the Outer Banks.

The Tippecanoe Society​


“The liberties of a people depend on their own constant attention to its preservation.” -William Henry Harrison​

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The Tippecanoe Society provides an opportunity for fellowship and fraternity to all Hoosiers in Indiana. Inspired by the great men that built our state, we advocate on behalf of our traditions and folkways.

The Memento Mori Chapter​


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At the crossroads of the nation's historical logistics center, The Memento Mori Chapter offers itself as a fraternal home for fellow travelers in the West Tennessee area. We endeavor to embody brotherhood among those worthy of membership through honor, loyalty, and fraternity of the highest order...living each day remembering the certainty of death.

The Lewis and Clark Society​


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Located in the cities of Bozeman and Helena, the Lewis and Clark Society is proud to call the Last Best Place home. Animated by America's spirit of adventure and love of the frontier, we are committed to the preservation of Montana's wild nature and hope to foster a spirit of brotherhood among all our members.

The Sons of Wisconsin​


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Nestled in the great state of Wisconsin, between the mighty Mississippi River and the Great Lakes, the Sons of Wisconsin chapter of The Old Glory Club is honored to represent the great white north. We are focused on connecting men from across America's Dairyland to form community, build skills, and preserve the heritage and cultural traditions of our forefathers.

The Iron Loam Gang​


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Like Oklahoma's signature red soil from which it gets its name, the Iron Loam Gang seeks to serve as the foundation for a new vanguard of Heritage Americans in the Great Plains. We are grounded in fraternity, service, and the celebration and championing of the foundational American creed of liberty, property, and humility under God.

The Overmountain Men of Tennessee Valley​


IGNIS AURUM PROBAT, MISERIA FORTES VIROS. “Fire is the test of gold; adversity, of strong men.” — Seneca​

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The Overmountain Men are the East Tennessee chapter of the Old Glory Club. The historical Overmountain men were rugged frontiersmen who lived “over” (west of) the Blue Ridge mountains in areas including modern-day East Tennessee. When British Major Ferguson threatened to invade their lands and “lay their country waste with fire and sword,” the Overmountain men formed an army and marched east. They delivered the British a resounding defeat at the battle of King's Mountain and killed Major Ferguson. Our members seek to build a brotherhood of men that's worthy of the Overmountain name.

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The James Oglethorpe Society​


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The James Oglethorpe Society is based in Atlanta.

Cascade Frontier​


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Located in the beautiful state of Oregon on the edge of the continent, Cascade Frontier stands for the edge of Faustian civilization, the men that tame the wilderness, and destiny manifest. We drive forward towards excellence, supporting our brothers on their path towards becoming pillars in their community, their family, and their craft.

The Blackland Prairie Riders​


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Hailing from the lush windswept tallgrass prairie of North Texas, the Blackland Prairie Riders are the Old Glory Club's proud standard-bearers in the city of the Pegasus and Cowtown. We seek to build bonds of brotherhood with fellow Americans that can withstand any prairie storm.

The Mingo Creek Society​


Firmitate manente, cura nulla. “With you standing firm, no anxiety.”​

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The Mingo Creek Society is the western Pennsylvanian chapter of the Old Glory Club headquartered in Pittsburgh. Due to shared Appalachian heritage and culture, our name is dedicated to the association of farmers and working class men who united to oppose burdensome and malicious impositions on their way of life. The society embodies the ideals of fraternity, honor, and tradition and aims to bring together like-minded professionals.

The Bluestone Heritage League​


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When you imagine Washington DC, you picture monuments and neo-classical architecture built from the illustrious Potomac Bluestone. Greater than the stone is the noble families of Northern Virginia, men as Washington and Lee, who laid the foundations for a great nation and exemplified the virtues of what it means to be an American. The Bluestone Heritage League aims to preserve the legacy of the men who made their nation great.

The Order of Aquilifers​


Virtus, Severitas, Dignitas​

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Taking our name from the capital building's soaring Roman standard bearer, the Order of Aquilifers stands as the keystone center of the great state of Pennsylvania. We aim to unite and embolden our members in American brotherhood, tradition, and faith.

The St. Louis Voyageurs​


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The St. Louis Voyageurs join the Old Glory Club as the representatives of St. Louis, the Gateway to the West. We seek to preserve Missouri's long history and traditions by honoring her first explorers, the French voyageurs, through modeling their dedication to hard work, fraternity, and sacrifice for a greater future. We strive to build a better community for us and our posterity under God's gentle yoke.

The Stonewall Society​


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The Stonewall Society of the Old Glory Club is rooted in the rocks and rivers of the greater Shenandoah valley. We seek to emulate the life and legacy of our namesake, Gen. Thomas J. ‘Stonewall’ Jackson. As such, The Stonewall Society strives to cultivate the fervent love of God and Homeplace. Our mission is to preserve the unique heritage of the region and fulfill our civic duties as we honor our Creator in all things.

The Old Line League​


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“Good God, what brave fellows I must this day lose.” George Washington said this of the Maryland 400, his Old Line, who gave their lives to cover the retreat of the Continental Army at the Battle of Long Island. In recognition of their sacrifice and in the spirit of their stand, we are The Old Line League, the Maryland chapter of The Old Glory Club. We honor their memory with our own brotherhood: forging ourselves into strong and noble men who, when called upon, will steadfastly hold the line (aciem tenete).

Regulators of the Rio Grande​


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Regulators of the Rio Grande is the Old Glory Club Chapter of New Mexico in which we celebrate the Old Southwest and the bright & sunny future of the Land of Enchantment. Just as the first settlers, miners, & soldiers tamed the wild land and built this part of our Nation's frontier, we hope to help strengthen its foundation and deepen its Heritage American roots by banding together like the Regulators of Lincoln County
 

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This ain't no different from all the other men's clubs I remember existing but never knew why they existed.........to exclude black folks.........one in particular I always remember being in studewood......the knights of Columbus or some shyt like that
 
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