Charlie Kirk Is Out To Find The 'Real Nazis'

Oceanside, CA. 1980.

www.sandiegouniontribune.com

"By the 1970s, though, some Marines at Camp Pendleton openly advertised their membership in the group. They wore KKK insignia and posted fliers threatening to blacks. In 1976, a group of 14 black Marines stormed into a room on the base where they thought the Klan was meeting and beat a half-dozen whites there. They had the wrong room.

Thirteen of the Marines were jailed and charged with crimes. The Klan members were put in protective custody and shipped to other bases, according to news reports at the time. It wasn't against regulations then to belong to an extremist group. It is now.

Oceanside was also the site of a Klan-related riot in 1980. About 50 Klansmen rallying at John Landes Park got into a rock-and bottle-throwing brawl with 200 anti-Klan protesters. One of the protesters was seriously injured. Police shot and killed a Doberman held by a Klan member after it attacked a police dog and its handler.

The leader of the Klan told reporters that the melee was "worth it to stand up for freedom of speech and freedom of assembly. We'd do it again."

His name was Tom Metzger."

"Metzger, a television repairman, made national headlines in 1980 when he won the Democratic primary for a North County seat in Congress. He was trounced in the general election, but his profile grew in certain circles. He started his own group, which eventually became known as White Aryan Resistance. Its acronym, WAR, was entirely intentional.

"We are in a white civil war," Metzger said on one of the many telephone "hotline" messages he recorded for followers to hear. "Our white leaders are traitors to their race and Jews assist them in our destruction."

By the late-1980s, Metzger was considered one of the most influential white separatists in the country, collecting more than $100,000 in donations annually, most of it in cash. His weekly cable TV show, "Race and Reason," was shown in 31 major markets -- Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston, Seattle, Los Angeles -- and accounted for more than half of the hate programming nationwide, according to a study by the Anti-Defamation League.

He also spread his message through a newspaper, pamphlets and, later, a website. He became so notorious that at least one San Diegan whose last name was Metzger changed it because she didn't want people to think she was related."

@#8 ... Maybe you're just more aware now? ...

That's always a possibility.

But in the past, I don't remember white supremacists leaflets being distributed out in neighborhoods around the state here.

For example...

Hateful flyers surface in 15 Connecticut towns; state police and FBI investigating
www.fox61.com

...Another Connecticut community, Berlin, has fallen victim to hate speech after a still mysterious person scattered racist flyers all over the streets.

In past incidents, the flyers weren't placed in mailboxes or door jams, they were just thrown everywhere. While the content of the flyers is protected as free speech, the state police are also investigating it with a newly formed hate crimes unit.

"I definitely am not pro-white nationalism and I don't necessarily know that anyone in this neighborhood is," remarked Danielle Urciullo of Berlin.

Hate speech is on the rise. Stacey Sobel, the Regional Director of the Anti-Defamation League of Connecticut said, "In Connecticut, in the last four years we have seen a 20X increase in white supremacy propaganda including flyers, stickers, graffiti and banners."

Over just the last several months, 15 Connecticut communities have been targeted by the Nationalist Social Club, a neo-Natzi white supremacy organization looking to recruit, "like-minded men & women dedicated to defending their lands and their people," according to their flier.
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That overt recruiting is new around here.

lol, legallyyourdumb has to back over 40 years for his Whataboutisms to defend Nazi enablers.

That's hard werk!

"Hateful flyers surface in 15 Connecticut towns"

iT's WoRsE tHaN nInE-eLeVeN!!!

@#13

This was the part of the article I noted in #11 that I thought was appropriate...

...Stacey Sobel, the Regional Director of the Anti-Defamation League of Connecticut said, "In Connecticut, in the last four years we have seen a 20X increase in white supremacy propaganda including flyers, stickers, graffiti and banners."...

A 20 times increase in the past 4 years.

That's the sort of thing I've noticed.

#12 | POSTED BY CORKY

You missed my point, chucklehead. Lamp said he didn't remember Nazis being so open. I showed the example from the 80's.

How the ---- am I defending them, dumbass? Lay off the bourbon, pal.

-Lay off the bourbon, pal.

Now there's a projection. You might want to switch to Vodka. I hope your carcinogen and congeners aren't the death of you!

blackdoctor.org

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

I prefer cannabis tinctures, CBG and D8 are good together. But they could be just as dangerous if they are chemically extracted rather than by CO2... or so they tell me.

And bringing up Tom Metzger is always offensive!

As a teen in Texas I saw KKK bidness cards set on some restaurant and gas station and other business counters, but it was all still pretty much on the edge of acceptability.

In the 80's Metzger was known because he was an anomaly; a proud and loud, out of the closet racist.

Today he's in your face almost everywhere, almost every day.

Love you, man!