The Vinlanders Social Club was formed by former members and associates of a rogue racist skinhead group, the Outlaw Hammerskins. In 2003, the VSC rapidly gained notice by hyping the image of a take-it-to-the-extreme crew of renegade skins. Carrying on the vendetta of its predecessor, the Outlaw Hammerskins, the VSC openly challenged the longstanding dominance of the Hammerskin Nation, an elitist league of regional skinhead crews. This brazen defiance, along with the VSC's wild partying, exotic "Odinist" rituals and penchant for brawling, ensured that by the time the Butcher and his buddies gathered to down a few pints in March 2007, the VSC was known far and wide in the white supremacist underworld, its ranks having swelled to the point that it had eight chapters in six states.The Vinlanders appeared to be a coalition of independent state skinhead crews, but in reality the group functioned as a single entity. VideoVideo: 11 August 2019 - Bryon Widner became a…
Vinlanders Social Club (VSC)
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