BREAKING: Tom Woods: ‘The founder of Black Guns Matter, Maj Toure, was arrested during a private webinar with my membership’

BREAKING: Tom Woods: ‘The founder of Black Guns Matter, Maj Toure, was arrested during a private webinar with my membership’
Black Guns Matter founder Maj Toure, left, and Author/podcaster Tom Woods — Wikipedia - Creative Commons - Gage Skidmore /Twitter
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Podcaster and author Tom Woods said today that the founder of Black Guns Matter was arrested during a “private webinar” with the members of Woods organization.

“The rumors are true: the founder of Black Guns Matter, Maj Toure, was arrested during a private webinar with my membership, tweeted Woods. “He was walking around north Philly while answering questions.”

“That means I have the video, which shows him to be engaged in perfectly peaceful activity,” said Woods.

No additional details were available at the time of publication.

A native of Philadelphia, Toure founded Black Guns Matter in 2016, and perviously ran as a libertarian for Philadelphia City Council. https://www.inquirer.com/politics/clout/libertarian-party-maj-toure-keynote-speaker-invitation-revoked-20191115.html

Toure released three rap/hip-hop recordings between the years 2005 and 2016, including Solutionary Vol. 1,  Solutionary Vol. 2, and Solutionary Vol. 3.

Woods, 50, lives in Harmony, Fla., according to his Twitter account. He is a senior fellow at the Mises Institute and host of “The Tom Woods Show” podcast. In 2004, Woods authored the book, “The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History.”



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