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| The Hiwaymen show up looking for fights |
On Tuesday morning
Billy Mack Helton of Waldron, Arkansas, who goes by the name Billy Sessions when trying to incite violence with the hate group Hiwaymen, went on a long tirade about the history of slavery.
His miseducation hit every racist trope imaginable.
The unemployed 42-year-old Helton/Sessions does
Facebook live streams every day where he is often seen shirtless. At times he scratches himself, picks his nose, smokes, puts on deodorant, picks at his mouth and dentures, as well as other low class behaviors.
A page he was previously streaming from has been banned by Facebook, so his past videos aren't all available.
When he really gets going, his dentures pop loose and whistle the "s" sounds he makes.
You can watch Helton devolve into a full-blown racist in
this morning's live stream.
In the video, while demanding African Americans forget the past, let go, and move forward, Helton completely forgets his own group's activities defending Confederate heritage - this while sitting in front of a conquered flag.
Yesterday, Helton and his band of
Hiwaymen attempted to disrupt the Human Rights Campaign Arkansas, but was denied entry. After getting to a safe distance, Helton then started threatening the security guard that had chased him away.
On Saturday Sessions/Helton were at the University of Mississippi where he admits to brandishing an axe to scare students and black basketball players. It's probably not a good idea to admit to a crime, while poking at someone.
They used to stick mainly to Confederate type issues, but now have become a full-blown hate group and are attacking anyone they don't care for, as seen at their failed attempt Monday to storm an LGBTQ+ event in Little Rock.
The hate group has also begun posting anti-gay messages on their social media.
Gen. Greybeard is actually a lowlife named
James Del Brock, who co-founded the extremist group with Billy Helton.
Del Brock has recently become
obsessed with gays, which may be why the Hiwaymen tried to attack the LGBTQ+ event yesterday. That obsession has extended to pedophilia where the Hiwaymen figure can't stop thinking about the subject.
The Hiwaymen have proven that, when the going gets tough, they hit the road. That's made them the target of a lot of mockery among other Confederate groups.
The group is planning an action on March 9th at the Arkansas State Capitol called
Making Arkansas Great Again, which in their words is about "Making Arkansas Great by protecting our 2nd ammendment and our Unborn citizens."
They should rally their butts to an adult literacy class.
Hate Trackers has begun compiling a database on the Hiwaymen and the people helping them. Here is a sampling of these seedy haters.
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