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| Subject: Lame Virginia neighborhood stunned that leader embraced beige nationalism Fri Sep 27, 2019 8:23 pm | |
| The president of their Leesburg, Virginia, homeowners' association, as far as his neighbors knew, was all about the mundane issues of suburbia:
"Stray cats, Ash and other trees, snakes, large trash containers, development, fees for townhomes vs. single family, pool expense, sidewalk and bus stop snow removal," were the items listed on the agenda that the president, Matthew Gebert, 38, signed off on in the January minutes of the Greenway Farms Homeowners' Association meeting.
His house on their cul-de-sac is lovely, already decorated for Halloween and complies with all the association's mandates to have the bushes and hedges neatly trimmed. The house paint is within the Duron Curb Appeal-approved color palette. There are car seats, a pink tricycle and chalk drawings signaling the presence of children.
But those neighbors didn't know about the swastika-shaped cookies Gebert allegedly served at his private parties, where he hosted some of the white nationalist movement's key players.
https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Virginia-neighborhood-stunned-that-leader-14470666.php
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