So…Who Is This Kilted Man In A Philly Suburb Doing “White Lives Matter” Stickering Stuff?

Readily caught on the spot, what say we let the Philly area know who this clown is?

Innocent Bystander

UPPER DARBY, PA — The actions of the White male with a moustache wearing a kilt led him to being photographed on Saturday, February 3rd, 2024, at 7400 Marshall Road around 8:45 p.m where a Black/Brown business is located and then near the 69th Street SEPTA transportation center. Unidentified person saw him putting up White Lives Matter (WLM) items there.

White Lives Matter is one of several hate groups that instigated the violence at the tragic 2017 “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, VA that took the life of Heather Heyer who was there to protest the event. Since then, the organization as have many other similar groups, has been denigrated to flash mobs to hold small rallies and posting stickers around their locality in an effort to promote themselves. Some have found themselves in trouble with the law when they were caught applying the stickers on public property while others have attempted to go further as allegedly was the case when last January White Lives Matter associate Nicholas G. Mucci attempted to smokebomb and later pepper spray attendees at a show in New Jersey benefitting One People’s Project, the antifascist organization that owns Idavox. Mucci was later arrested in March when the New Jersey chapter of White Lives Matter and representatives of other organizations attempted to crash a parade during an Irish Festival in his hometown of Toms River, NJ in March. He has been in jail since that day.

Upper Darby is a suburban Philadelphia municipalities in Delaware County, which is locally referred to as “Delco,” that is significantly non-White. To that end, the stickers the person in the videos and photographs seen applying them to lampposts in this community reading in particular “Keep Delco White.”  He was confronted by passers-by on the street who promptly recorded him and uploaded the video to social media.

If anyone has any information about the person, they are encouraged to contact One People’s Project.