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Was the City of Charlottesville "Trolled" With Phone on Unite the Right Anniversary?

Stunning news from an unlikely source claims that the City of Charlottesville was trolled through a cell phone which was provided to controversial City Council member Wes Bellamy.

Daily Stormer claims:

"In the months prior to the anniversary of the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, someone I was in contact with via Ricochet was detailing his crew’s immaculate work in creating a false trail that lead a single Charlottesville city official to believe there would be a flash demonstration in Charlottesville this year. The absolutely stunning work these people did involved reverse engineering the message storage file format on mobile phones. Then they created a mobile phone that contained forged conversations. The forgery had many conversations involving several of the the figures in the first Unite The Right rally, made to appear as if they planned a subsequent surprise event on this year’s anniversary.

The mobile phone was shipped solely to Wes Bellamy, a member of the Charlottesville City Council and former vice mayor. He responded by personally arranging the presence of the anti-American terrorists shipped into Charlottesville yesterday with the intent of making trouble.

The governor declared a state of emergency once more, as Bellamy’s mobs descended upon your city. They found no American patriots waiting to assault, so they spent their criminal intent on your neighborhoods and city employees.

These anti-American terrorists engaged in 76 separate acts of violence that we know of yesterday. In the most serious, they attacked an innocent law enforcement officer"

The Daily Stormer article provides a quote Bellamy provided to WVIR NBC29 news station in which Bellamy attempted to defend the mob's actions:

“They weren’t doing anything that was unlawful. And I asked if you could why the students would be upset when they see a hundred cops in riot gear that just escalates the situation.”

For the record the Daily Stormer became famous for writing controversial articles (one in particular that led to the revocation of the online publication's original domain name and several others afterwards, included derogatory remarks about Heather Heyer who was killed at the rally) has also utilized satire and racism in many of their articles so the question must be asked; Is the Daily Stormer trolling its readers or are they telling the truth about a phone used to troll Councilman Wes Bellamy (who is a racist himself)?

If the phone does exist it would prove Bellamy is not only responsible for the violence inflicted upon Charlottesville during this past weekend but also the violence that erupted during last year's Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.


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