The Exiled Hells Angel - George Christie
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- George Christie is a well-known figure in the world of motorcycle clubs, particularly the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club. Born on April 26, 1947, Christie grew up in Ventura, California. His involvement with motorcycles and the outlaw biker culture began at a young age, eventually leading him to join the Hells Angels, one of the most infamous and influential motorcycle clubs in the world.
George Christie was fascinated by motorcycles and the rebellious lifestyle associated with them from an early age. This interest led him to become deeply involved in the biker community. Before joining the Hells Angels, Christie was a part of several other motorcycle clubs, gaining a reputation for his dedication and leadership abilities.
Christie's association with the Hells Angels began in the late 1970s. He quickly rose through the ranks due to his charismatic leadership and commitment to the club's values. Christie served as the president of the Ventura chapter for over three decades, making it one of the most powerful chapters in the Hells Angels organization. Under his leadership, the chapter expanded its influence and became known for its strong sense of brotherhood and loyalty.
Throughout his time with the Hells Angels, Christie faced numerous legal challenges. He was arrested multiple times on charges ranging from drug trafficking to conspiracy and racketeering. Despite these legal battles, Christie remained a prominent figure within the club and continued to advocate for the Hells Angels' way of life.
One of the most significant legal battles came in 2011 when Christie was indicted on charges of conspiracy and extortion. He eventually pled guilty to conspiracy charges and served time in federal prison. His legal issues and eventual imprisonment marked a turning point in his relationship with the Hells Angels.
Following his release from prison, Christie distanced himself from the Hells Angels. He focused on rebuilding his life and sharing his experiences with a broader audience. Christie became an author and public speaker, providing insights into the biker world and his time with the Hells Angels. His memoir, "Exile on Front Street: My Life as a Hells Angel... and Beyond," offers a detailed account of his life within the club and the challenges he faced.
Christie also created a one-man show, "Speak of the Devil," where he shares stories from his time with the Hells Angels, giving audiences a glimpse into the life of an outlaw biker. His transition from a high-ranking Hells Angels member to a public figure and storyteller highlights his ability to adapt and reinvent himself.
George Christie's legacy is a complex one. He is often seen as a symbol of the outlaw biker culture, embodying the rebellious spirit and brotherhood that defines clubs like the Hells Angels. However, his legal troubles and eventual departure from the club also illustrate the darker side of this lifestyle. Christie's journey from a dedicated club member to a public speaker and author reflects the multifaceted nature of his life and the impact he has had on the world of motorcycle clubs.
Despite the controversies surrounding his name, George Christie remains a significant figure in the history of the Hells Angels and the broader biker community. His stories and experiences continue to captivate audiences, providing a unique perspective on a subculture that is often misunderstood
and romanticized.
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There is no camaraderie in any organization, you were born in this world by yourself and you will leave this world by yourself! Be careful to whom you give your loyalty to! 💯
When I was a kid we lived across the street from many HA members and my mom was a single mom struggling to make ends meet and the members always feed us and took care of us. Have us rides on the bikes. I would love to try and find them to say thank you for looking out for us. To this day I still ride.
The HA and other 1%er's do a lot for charity and toy drives for children. You can only respect that.
I always look at George to be the epitome of a Hells Angel. He was always a positive figure that helped grow the club. It broke my heart to see how the club turned on him after dedicating his life to it. I don’t know what he did to deserve an out bad no contact. Until I hear of anything he did wrong, I will always have the utmost respect for this man.
You haven't looked very hard if you think he's an "angel"
@@irishguyjg_2ndchancerecoveryof course not . He was a Hells Angel 😊
Hells Angel genius@@irishguyjg_2ndchancerecovery
Yep
Hell they did Chuck Zitto to Out Bad I Guess they figure old Dinosaures . Not worth a Quater anymore . And these Young Pups know more than the older Hands . I cant figure it !
Nothing But Respect For Mr.Christie, salute Sir!! Thanks for bringing him on!
a personal hero of mine. My step dad hung around because they all grew up together so to see our biker hero run with the olympic torch was so legendary
I always enjoy listening to Mr. Christie he’s the real deal.
Best interview yet, the questions were on point, the interviewer clearly did his research.
Thank you we appreciate the support.
What were the 7 street gangs George was talking about ?
Ventura Avenue Gangsters
Pierpont Skins
Ventura Skin head Dogs
Sur Town Chiques
La Colonia Chiques
South Side Oxnard
Lemonwood 13
Truly inspiring to see how he's turned his past into positivity. Great storytelling! Respect!
George is a fascinating stand up dude...A true American.
Easy now, don’t forget he was an outlaw! Broke the law, sold drugs, prostitution, we all have to consider that he most likely killed as well!
So as an old guy he might look like a stand up guy, at an old age…
But he was a 1%’er
And he right out said I never will ask you to do something, that as myself would not do. So he is pretty much saying right out he has killed…
@@hubes96so definitely a true American then
@hubes96 he has integrity....his life wasn't a fairy tale, he signed up for that life & the people involved in that life knew what they got themselves into. Do I agree with their actions? No...his actions are not any different from the alphabet cops that break laws & violate American rights on a daily basis. His life was 100% different from yours & mine.
Zero proof he killed anybody.😮
@@lhasaroadrat9374 keep on telling yourself that 🤣😅. Suppose you think they are stand up guys because they do toy runs
George is a survivor. He would likely rise to the top of any place he landed.
Many folks can barely handle their own life, but George ran 5 businesses AND was president of Ventura TOO!
A truly unique individual and a consummate statesman, his message is of positivity.
To still be alive, telling the stories he does after being outed politically, proves his skills and maybe shows that the club still has respect for him on an individual level.
i dig these unseen pictures, alot of these have never shown up before.
OUT BAD is now a badge of honor for us!
Great interview , and your Dad was a Seabee . You just moved up a notch, Thank you Sir.
Always good interviews with George Christy
Sonny barger was jealous of george cristie, thats why he was out bad
Tip was a tattoo artist for George i hung out there alot when George walked bye i was like wow VTA
RIP little George
George is still alive., Sonny Barger is gone. RIP
@@user-ey2ei5yv3fhe’s talking about his son whose name was also George.
@@antmikedavis ok. Thanks
This is a Good Example of
The Opposite of Vlad TV
Vlad Thinks He Knows
The Guy That He Is Interviewing Better Than The Guy Knows Himself….!
Just Let The Subject Talk
Do Not Interrupt….
It’s Amazing Just How Far
The Interview Can
Go If You Just Let The Subject Go….
Right Off The Top
George Said “” You Did
You’re Homework “”
That’s a Compliment
George your the man !!!!!
I’ve watched a lot of his interviews and this was the most interesting informative piece. Good job brother well done
Thank you Pain Train.
Great interview. Hope to hear more stories from him
When I was a commercial fisherman out of Ventura I worked for a guy named Ray Chambers he was one of the Ventura chapter rest in peace used to bring us big Carl's every morning before we go out crab fishing we'd help him pull out his Harley whenever there was club meetings
Love this biker stuff
I lived in Oxnard and Ventura for 45 years. I knew him back in the day.
Property of “neckbone” 😂 I don’t know why that made me chuckle
I worked with Papa for several months, a bunch of years back when he was SF Secretary. We worked on Chet Helm's / Family Dogs' 35 th Anniversary of The Summer of Love in San Francisco in Golden Gate Park. The Angels did the Community Food Drive. Papa was a gentleman and it was great to see Him lined up with The SFPD guys backstage in the food line to eat vitals cooked by Chef Ray from The Grateful Dead. Chet drew 60K with no arrests or any problems other than one coranary. I was Sorry to Hear about Papa's Death . May Peace Be with ALL.
RIP Papa
Semper Fi sir.
30:36 he is spot on!!!
One thing ive learned about clubs , there is no such thing as brotherhood , ex pres and glad to be , you find out real quick whos got your back when it comes to clubs , NOBODY ...
Tell me more about the “Freedom” these club members enjoy.
😂
George is an American Icon. He was arguably one of the two most well known leaders of the club. It's shameful the way he was treated after his many years of loyal dedication to the club. Brotherhood? I think had George gone the straight route, he would have been CEO of a Fortune 500 Company or the Governor of CA had he decided to get into politics. Go George!
True class act
George is a good man. I never met him, but I would trust him with my life.
Selling books, making TV shows and your out bad, how many of these stories are embellished and/or exaggerated to try bring more attention to the things that will make u money. Money corrupts everything. Much respect from Minnesota
That’s very possible but he was f***ed over by Sonny. Now since Sonny died there’s no chance for him to repair his relationship with HAMC.
George Christie for POTUS
I used to live off of 35ave and Northern in Phoenix AZ. From what I learned Sonny had family who lived around the corner- in the neighborhood behind Jack in the Crack. My best friend had a family member who married a female member of Sonny's family. Believe it was a close cousin or something. There was a few times huge Mobs of HA would cruise down 35th ave. I'm talking about 100s of bikes. They went through like 5 sets of red and green lights, it was nuts.
Awesome interview, only thing is the end. If I cant come up to you, you can't come to me or speak to my lady. respect is a 2 way street
When the HA does something bad. The people never forget. But when they do something good. They dont remember.
Sadly so....
George👍
Ole Gus is a good ole boy....
I knew Papa he was a wonderful man.
Much respect from Minnesota, but...... your club isnt what it used to be and you gave your life to a club that wouldn't do the same for you and many others.
Wild
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Awsome interview! But I’ve wondered why in these interviews these guys never talk about the pagans mc ? Do they just not deal with that club much or ?
Stand up guy
👊🏼
Atrue leaderI would have liked to have met you have lots of Respect for you I hope you have happy future mike FLA
George , Like You say , it is like the norm with the club to put the members out bad . Once out bad the money situation changes for the outed member , and not in a good way .
Somebody give George a calculator. 1965 to 1966 is one year isn't it? How's that add up to 6 years in the Marines?
I took it as he enlisted in '65 and went in in '66 for the next 6 years
@@gregnolan916 His words are very clear. He said, "I joined in 1965, left in 1966, and was in it close to 6 years." I don't doubt what he's saying. He probably just misspoke. I've read in a few different places that he was a Marine Core Reservist for most of the sixties, but I haven't seen anything noting specific dates. He did continue working for the government as an electrician and communications troubleshooter for the Department of Defense, so it's possible these overlapped.
@ozzie444 I heard it and had the same thought. This was the best I could come up with to make it make sense
He fumbled his words. He’s old it happens
SHORE LEAVE
What support clubs of the Hells Angels, Pagans, and Outlaws MC recruit Blacks?
I haven't ridden a bike since the 80s. I didn't get out of 1st gear before I tipped over? Something about trying to jump on a dirt bike at night that didn't agree with me. Still standing up and can barely walk a half mile to get some groceries fuckin Ventura PD tried to murder me in a cell that I lived to tell the story. I used to see George all the time when I used to go to Bicholbys downtown!! Yep we go way back 🎉🎉
Never take anything at face value especially if it appeals to your emotions. If you're not of that world you won't know that world and you're better off that way.
Nothing is as it seems.
George is 77, we need him as POTUS.!!!!!!!!!!
Are the outcast still
Active ? Or even together ?
Lucky we never see them on the road. The VAGOS MONGOLS AND HA are the clubs you will see frequently on the Southern CA road ways.
yall chat about this at the bar today, and when u sober up lmk what u think. love u also youll have a gps ankle bracelet on during program, last phase u can use cell phone after program hrs from 5 to 9 ranch surrounded with infrared cameras
This All Took Place Over Many Years
It’s The Mid 1970’s on
Valley Blvd and Eastern Ave in El Sereno There was a
Bar Called
The Sip n Shoot
This Place is No Longer There Yet It Was Off The Beat And Path and They Had a Giant Parking Lot
This Place Was Always Packed And Many Times
The Mongols Would Take Over This Bar And Tell Everyone To Leave….!
There Was a Bar Strip Club in North Hollywood Burbank Area
Am With Sioux Bob
Oklahoma Dave Tios Dave
Paul Two Feathers
Josh Drum and
Tim Sampson
The Vagos Show Up
And They Tell Us To Leave
Now My Native Buddies
We Are in
San Bernardino at This Dive Bar I Don’t Remember The Name and The H.A. Show Up
This Big Cat Said
“” Everyone Out “”
As We Where Leaving
This Big H.A. Said To
Me “” Are You Guys
Native American “”
I Said “ Yes “👍🏽
He Said “” You Guys
Can Stay “”
So This Bar Had a Pool Table in The Back and We All Went To The Back and Minded Our Own Business
Well It Wasn’t Long
The Red & White Sent
Pitcher’s of Beer Shots of Tequila and Packs of Cigarettes 🚬
The H.A. Locked The Front Door and No One Came in Or Out
It’s Like 1:00 am and We Where Ready To Go
And I Went To The Front and Asked The Big
H.A. “” Can We Leave Now”” He Said “” You Could Have Left
Anytime “”
As We Were Leaving I Asked The Big
H.A. “” Why Did You
Let Us Stay “?
The Big H.A. said
“” Because You are
Real “”
In Glendale in The 1970’s
Was a Biker Bar Called
Ken & Rods on
San Fernando Road
This Bar was a Big
H.A. Hang Out
Everyone Was Always Kool As Long As You Were Kool The Place Was Pitch
Black inside and
Every One Still Had Sun Glasses On
The Bar Itself Was on a Slant Because of All The Belly’s You Had To Hold On Too You’re Beer 🍺
A real man, gentleman. but don't f with him, huh.
Their I,Q's, is same as their tire pressure 😂😂😂
65-66 less than a year why he said he was in for 6 years?
When they walk into an establishment it’s best WE find a corner to sit in?!? Lmao That would be the day I get up and move to a corner! These guys are so diluted!
commisary will be for 30 mins after each meal with a 104 limit, if u dont have money u can do cleaning for commissary, im thinking about w.v. also for a another bldg
I Can’t Say I Knew
Tiny Yet Every Time
We Met Tiny Was Always
Kind and I Ended Up
Meeting His Son And
We Get On Very Well
Tiny Has Since Passed On
Yet Again Tiny Was From
The Early Days Of
Terry The Tramp And
Sonny Barger…….Back in
The Mid 1970’s on
San Fernando Rd. In
Glendale Was a Biker
Bar Called Ken & Rods
I Drank There All The Time
The Bar Itself Was On a Slant Because of All The Belly Weight
That Place Was Pitch Black and Everyone Still
Wore Black Shades
I joined in 65 and left in 1966 I was innit maybe, close on to 6 years ???
check it out at 2:27
George is an old lagger
Him and little Dave should start a club called, 'OUT BAD'!
All I ever saw in club life was the youngsters, the day they got their center piece all of a sudden think they are prez. What ever it is they think they are doing. Some SOA stuff or whatever, they are ruining everything
Quantity over quality 🤦🏻♂️
In Germany it is Verboten to do the Hitlergruss(Hiel Hitler salute) to display/have Swastika flags (EXCEPT for historical references)
Almost as delusional as Lil Dave….ALMOST
I hope this isn’t the same as all the other videos
Two Wheels what did you think of the interview?
An old gangster is very rare, this man is very smart !!!
My great uncle brought back a Nazis handgun and dagger. He still didn't flaunt it.
Interview Koz or frank atf agents
Ricardo we are getting Billie Queen soon.
Fuck yea man that’s gonna be a great one
Did they really go to war with the mongols tho ? The mongols said the Mexican mafia did more damage in 2 years then the hells Angeles did in 20 years
George was a standup dude snd like a 40 year member or something look at what they did to tiny ba and all kinds of ex members now,the mongols now have a few of their big time dudes out as bad now,the clubs are losing members,losing support,mc clubs are dropping the state rockers or bottom rockers for county or something else so they can stay out of all that
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George is better off at his age anyhow. What they did to him? Why would ya want to be around them.
Why are you talking ?
Loyalty does not exist in mc clubs it's all bullshit
Sadly so at the higher levels in these clubs apparently it gets treacherous. But you can say that about any organization.
My exx husband was triad
These clubs are very interesting. But they are deemed to fail because the criminal nature of their existence. They want power and respect from society however they want power and respect from within also which leads to internal turmoil. Deciding to be an “outlaw” comes with doing outlaw $hit and outlaw consequences.
Gang leader of killers,pimps and dealers.
Pierpont skins never ran Pierpont. Surfers did.
Austin the surfers will always run Pierpont.
@@cinemillstv Agree. I'm 65 but just want to tell your viewers that Pierpont really has no good waves. They should go south to Malibu or LA. Some habits never die.
lol will make sure to tell them. But you know how surfers are. When they hear that they will now want to go immediately.
No real soldier who fought against nazzis would were nazzi " underwear " or any kind of their symbols, that was a BS excuse.
That’s patently wrong. Look at the early days immediately after the war and you will see tons of vets wearing Nazi regalia. You have no idea what you’re talking about
SNITCH
Christie is a punk. I was a Ventura PD Cop. Used to mess with him all the time when he was running up this hill to the cross.
Brews we thought he had love or at least respect from VPD.
@@cinemillstv You gotta be kidding. Everyone at VPD hated Christie. We were always looking for a hook in the fool. We had UCs in Bandits Bar & Grill, local hangout gathering Intel on him and club members. He was a punk and criminal.
Like George,he would have been a good President.
I thought he passed away
Paul you may be thinking Sonny Barger both men are Iconic.
I believe his son George did
Huggy Bear sadly so.
Ole Gus is a good ole boy....