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White Supremacist Movement Shifts Marketing To Broaden Appeal

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October 20, 2008

Sensing opportunities in the immigration debate and foundering economy, white supremacist leaders of all stripes are fine-tuning their group’s image to better appeal to middle America.
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  1. Efren said,

    on October 23rd, 2008 at 9:36 am

    Why this Supremacist do not go after Corporations like
    TELEMUNDO, and UNIVISION who broadcast NATIONWIDE in spanish, JA JA

  2. GENO: the_warrior said,

    on October 23rd, 2008 at 11:20 am

    “The FBI knows about 24 domestic terrorist groups.”(inside the U.S.)
    “But would not say how many are White.”–excerpted from the article.

    Well let me guess. If there’s “24″ of them operating inside the U.S. Then 20 out of 24 are Aryans and White Supremacist related groups. The other 4 can be comprised of Jewish and non-Aryan groups. And I say, that’s a grave and gathering threat in regards to this WN movement. But their “new appeal” isn’t anything new. The Natavist movement(largely made up of retrograded geriatrics) has applied the “patriotic” style fashion to appeal to the masses. Shrouding themselves in American regalia to disuise a vapid reflection of their former selves(White Supremacy). Their efforts did not really pay off. Because if they did, we would be seeing Ron Paul up there on the podium and not Sen. John McCain(R-Az).
    Likewise, but however, unlike the Natavist movement which had a mild mediocre success in garnering the support of non-Aryans such as Al Rodriquez of the dubious “You Don’t Speak 4 Me” and some insignificant Black groups in Cali. This WN movement won’t be able to garner the exact same muscle as did the Natavists. So to speak, this movement like all their other WN movements may only be temporily hype and then the usual infighting begans, resulting in their disintegration . Its just a cycle that keeps repeating itself time and time again.

  3. Kate De Braose said,

    on October 23rd, 2008 at 1:27 pm

    The reason that government agencies don’t go after these groups is that they are useful to them.

    They serve to terrify, divide and conquer the population in the same ways that “Homeland ” Security is doing in order to control political dissent.

    They probably spy on people who look foreign and report them to Border control agencies as well. They seem much like the Minutemen in Western states who would like to be in positions of control.

  4. Gunslinger said,

    on October 28th, 2008 at 7:36 am

    You can spray air freshener and put flowers on a turd, but it is still a turd.

  5. Ivy Rose Nightscales said,

    on October 30th, 2008 at 2:17 pm

    Many of these creeps are most likely involved with the border patrol and other homeland security agencies and police. I agree with Kate De Braose that they are useful to the government practices of divide and conquer the people such as blaming immigrants for every wrong under the sun. They are too cowardly to protest the corporate and government interests that cause the social/economic problems we are experiencing now such as the free trade acts that cause desperate peoples to migrate. The brown shirts are bullies and bullies run away when people stand up to them.

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