Alleged white supremacist, East Windsor man admits role in hate crime assault

Please note, a white supremacist is a white person (a racist) who practices racism against non-whites. Being a white supremacist has nothing to do with income, title, or status. It does not mean a white person belongs to the KKK, the Aryan Nation, or is covered with Nazi tattoos. A white supremacist can be a soccer mom, a businessman, or a US Senator if they are practicing racism against non-whites. Another term for a white supremacist is “racist white man” and “racist white woman.” [MORE] 

NJ.com

An East Windsor man who allegedly belongs to a white supremacist group admitted today to participating in the hate crime assault of two Middle Eastern men in Sayreville on New Year’s Eve 2011, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman said.

Michal Gunar, 28, a purported member of a group called the Aryan Terror Brigade, pleaded guilty in federal court in Trenton to an indictment charging him with conspiracy to commit a hate crime assault and commission of a hate crime assault, the U.S. Attorney’s office said in a news release.

Gunar admitted to attending a New Years Eve meet-and-greet event for white supremacists at a home in East Brunswick on December 31, 2011, the release said.

After the party, Gunar, along with Christopher Ising and Kyle Powell, drove to a Sayreville apartment complex to assault random non-whites, pulling out a knife and attacking two Middle Eastern men while shouting anti-Arab slurs, authorities said.

Gunar today admitted to assaulting at least one man by pulling him out of a parked car and punching him in the face and head, the release said. He later bragged about the incident on the internet, claiming “it was me and my other bro on like 6 or eight and we whooped them,” authorities said.

Ising, 31, of Waretown, an alleged member of the white supremacist group Atlantic City Skins, pleaded guilty to the same two counts in February, the U.S. Attorney’s office said.
Powell, 24, of Wildwood, also allegedly a member of the Aryan Terror Brigade, pleaded guilty in January to conspiracy to commit a hate crime assault.

Gunar faces up to 10 years in prison on the assault count and five years on the conspiracy count, and a fine of $250,000.