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KKK developing ‘a mighty army’ of white nationalists at five day training in July

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nadalfan



http://www.rawstory.com/2015/07/klan-camp-kkk-developing-a-mighty-army-of-white-nationalists-at-five-day-training-in-july/

one of the instructors
Thomas Robb

Thomas Robb earned his Bachelor of Theology and Doctor of Theology degree from the Rocky Mountain Kingdom Bible College. He is the pastor of the Christian Revival Center and National Director of The Knights Party. He is the founder and chief instructor of the Soldiers of the Cross Training Institute. He has been a political activist for over 45 years and has been the subject of many newspaper and television reports from around the world.


for students:
While this school is organized and conducted on a Christian foundation, we understand that in the White Nationalist Movement there are those who, for one reason or another, do not accept the Christian faith for their personal lives. Those students who fall into this category are welcome to attend without fear of prejudice or harassment.

(how open minded of them)

TEOTWAWKI

TEOTWAWKI

Wow our very own pile of idiots....and I thought ISIS had the edge on it.

othershoe1030

othershoe1030

TEOTWAWKI wrote:Wow our very own pile of idiots....and I thought ISIS had the edge on it.

Too funny, a pile of idiots. Yes we have out own pile. It is groups like this that keep the idiots renewing their numbers. Since we live in a free country this sort of thing is protected so we have to tolerate it. Hopefully over time they will die out from shear lack of interest.

It was ironic to see the add for sun screen and a white arm hanging out of a car window. Talk about targeted advertising!!

These white folks must be really insecure and unremarkable people if they have to depend on their skin color to "prove" their supposed superiority. That in itself is pathetic.

Vikingwoman



I saw some pictures on Fb today of KKK people who had their children dressed in white robes and hoods. I have a real problem w/that and think the state should intervene on that stuff.

2seaoat



Alive and well......I guess the race baiting and race card which ignores the reality of hate and prejudice just got thrown out of the deck.

Markle

Markle

Vikingwoman wrote:I saw some pictures on Fb today of KKK people who had their children dressed in white robes and hoods. I have a real problem w/that and think the state should intervene on that stuff.

But it's okay for the New Black Panther Party?

ISIS has also announced that they are not interested in killing blacks, only WHITES.

When do you think they'll merge?

2seaoat



But it's okay for the New Black Panther Party?

ISIS has also announced that they are not interested in killing blacks, only WHITES.

When do you think they'll merge?

let's see.........maybe when you understand the concept of inflation?  When the Cubs win six straight world series?   When President Obama names you as Treasury Secretary?

Black panthers...... lol! ......... afro Angela Davis has as much relevance today as your perverse views of the world......your ideas are being buried every day Mr. Markle.....every single day.

othershoe1030

othershoe1030

Vikingwoman wrote:I saw some pictures on Fb today of KKK people who had their children dressed in white robes and hoods. I have a real problem w/that and think the state should intervene on that stuff.

There will be no state intervention of course because we have freedom of speech, association, etc. In order for people to be free to espouse political or personal views we are bound to preserve this freedom for everyone, not just for people who think or talk in ways we approve of.

It is sad to see children being brainwashed but that's how this stuff continues. Until parents have to be approved and get a license for having children (now there's an idea) all sorts of people will reproduce. Education is the only hope for breaking the cycle.

Guest


Guest

othershoe1030 wrote:
Vikingwoman wrote:I saw some pictures on Fb today of KKK people who had their children dressed in white robes and hoods. I have a real problem w/that and think the state should intervene on that stuff.

There will be no state intervention of course because we have freedom of speech, association, etc. In order for people to be free to espouse political or personal views we are bound to preserve this freedom for everyone, not just for people who think or talk in ways we approve of.

It is sad to see children being brainwashed but that's how this stuff continues. Until parents have to be approved and get a license for having children (now there's an idea) all sorts of people will reproduce. Education is the only hope for breaking the cycle.

https://www.nyu.edu/projects/sanger/webedition/app/documents/show.php?sangerDoc=101807.xml

She was a bit reserved in this proposal... she often didn't code her racism such as with feebleminded or criminal.

EmeraldGhost

EmeraldGhost

nadalfan wrote:http://www.rawstory.com/2015/07/klan-camp-kkk-developing-a-mighty-army-of-white-nationalists-at-five-day-training-in-july/

one of the instructors
Thomas Robb

Thomas Robb earned his Bachelor of Theology and Doctor of Theology degree from the Rocky Mountain Kingdom Bible College.  He is the pastor of the Christian Revival Center and National Director of The Knights Party. He is the founder and chief instructor of the Soldiers of the Cross Training Institute. He has been a political activist for over 45 years and has been the subject of many newspaper and television reports from around the world.


for students:
While this school is organized and conducted on a Christian foundation, we understand that in the White Nationalist Movement there are those who, for one reason or another, do not accept the Christian faith for their personal lives. Those students who fall into this category are welcome to attend without fear of prejudice or harassment.

(how open minded of them)


And the cross is their primary symbol .... so surely the cross must in all cases be a symbol of white racism against blacks. We must, therefore, according to liberal-logic, villify all representations of the cross & ban it's public display. Even slaveholder's back in the day used verses from the bible to justify slavery .... so we need to ban the bible as well. It only serves to offend black people and encourage others to racist thinking & acts.

Floridatexan

Floridatexan


Still defending the men (?) in the white hoods, I see.

Markle

Markle

2seaoat wrote:But it's okay for the New Black Panther Party?

ISIS has also announced that they are not interested in killing blacks, only WHITES.

When do you think they'll merge?

let's see.........maybe when you understand the concept of inflation?  When the Cubs win six straight world series?   When President Obama names you as Treasury Secretary?

Black panthers...... lol! ......... afro Angela Davis has as much relevance today as your perverse views of the world......your ideas are being buried every day Mr. Markle.....every single day.

I said the NEW Black Panther Party.  The group against which Eric Holder dropped the CONVICTION of SEVEN of their groups for voter intimidation.

This will help update you, and demonstrate who they (surprise) support.
KKK developing ‘a mighty army’ of white nationalists at five day training in July NewBlackPantherPartyObamaWebsite

Here is semi-retired President Obama speaking to the NEW Black Panther Party.
KKK developing ‘a mighty army’ of white nationalists at five day training in July ObamaNewBlackPantherParty2

More?

Guest


Guest

The KKK's use of a cross, if intended to represent Jesus' cross, goes against all Jesus taught.

If they think what they do is ordained or sanctioned by the teaching of Jesus or the example of his life...they are sadly mistaken.

They always have been and always will be a hate group.

Floridatexan

Floridatexan

PkrBum wrote:
othershoe1030 wrote:
Vikingwoman wrote:I saw some pictures on Fb today of KKK people who had their children dressed in white robes and hoods. I have a real problem w/that and think the state should intervene on that stuff.

There will be no state intervention of course because we have freedom of speech, association, etc. In order for people to be free to espouse political or personal views we are bound to preserve this freedom for everyone, not just for people who think or talk in ways we approve of.

It is sad to see children being brainwashed but that's how this stuff continues. Until parents have to be approved and get a license for having children (now there's an idea) all sorts of people will reproduce. Education is the only hope for breaking the cycle.

https://www.nyu.edu/projects/sanger/webedition/app/documents/show.php?sangerDoc=101807.xml

She was a bit reserved in this proposal... she often didn't code her racism such as with feebleminded or criminal.

Who backed Margaret Sanger? You really should study this question before you go spouting off again:

http://www.factsarestubbornthings.us/2014/12/21/bush-family-legacy-eugenics-planned-parenthood-fascist-coup-hitlers-bank/

2seaoat



And the cross is their primary symbol .... so surely the cross must in all cases be a symbol of white racism against blacks. We must, therefore, according to liberal-logic, villify all representations of the cross & ban it's public display. Even slaveholder's back in the day used verses from the bible to justify slavery .... so we need to ban the bible as well. It only serves to offend black people and encourage others to racist thinking & acts.

I believe "liberal" logic calls for both the cross and the terrorist rebel flag to not be flown on State property because those symbols, but then again logic calls for the same..........so if you cannot understand that nobody stops you from your public display of your KKK costume, your terrorist rebel flag, or our cross, but logic correctly requires that it not be displayed on government property as if what it symbolizes now speaks for government.   "dumbasz" logic aside....nice try.

2seaoat



More?

Please do......the Black Panther Party is as relevant in American Politics as the flat earth society......just one more straw man........boooooo America.....double the budget and go get ISIS....oh no....those 7 scary black panthers........booo and boooo again.....the easter bunny is going to bring candy with trans fats.......

Vikingwoman



othershoe1030 wrote:
Vikingwoman wrote:I saw some pictures on Fb today of KKK people who had their children dressed in white robes and hoods. I have a real problem w/that and think the state should intervene on that stuff.

There will be no state intervention of course because we have freedom of speech, association, etc. In order for people to be free to espouse political or personal views we are bound to preserve this freedom for everyone, not just for people who think or talk in ways we approve of.

It is sad to see children being brainwashed but that's how this stuff continues. Until parents have to be approved and get a license for having children (now there's an idea) all sorts of people will reproduce. Education is the only hope for breaking the cycle.

I think an argument could be made to intervene on parents who subject minor children to hate and division. If a child reaches adulthood and wants to pursue this kind of diversion then their free speech rights should kick in but undoing this kind of harm from childhood is difficult to undue. It should be illegal to engage children under 18 in hate activities.

Guest


Guest

2seaoat wrote:More?

Please do......the Black Panther Party is as relevant in American Politics as the KKK .....just one more straw man........boooooo America.....double the budget and go get ISIS....oh no....those 7 scary black panthers........booo and boooo again.....the easter bunny is going to bring candy with trans fats.......

I fixed it for you.

2seaoat



If that is what you believe, then you have NO understanding of how the klan worked.  My mother growing up in North Birmingham had a manager at the local kresge Department store living across the street, and her older sister was friends with the daughter.  The man had an elaborate closet with all the regalia of the klan and would beat the wife and kids regularly as he was a hard drinking man.....but he was at church every Sunday and belonged to the Chamber of Commerce.  He was part of the power structure of that community.

When was the last time you had a black panther elected to the local school board.....you really are either woefully ignorant of reality and history, or you share those evil tenets...........

Markle

Markle

SheWrites wrote:The KKK's use of a cross, if intended to represent Jesus' cross,  goes against all Jesus taught.  

If they think what they do is ordained or sanctioned by the teaching of Jesus or the example of his life...they are sadly mistaken.

They always have been and always will be a hate group.  


True, a DEMOCRAT HATE GROUP. They were founded as a radical wing of the Democrat Party. You're the one who should know what the cross represents to Ku Klux Klan members.

Remember who was a former recruiter for the KKK and served in Congress until he recently passed away. Another Democrat.

Floridatexan

Floridatexan


Oh, and Markle, you're FOS, as usual. There was no proof of any voter intimidation, although there were 95 reports on this subject by FAUX NEWS.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/no-proof-in-new-black-panther-case-official/

"A Bush appointee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights denounced allegations by some pundits that the Justice Department is refusing to pursue a voting rights case against members of the New Black Panther Party because of race, and suggested that the charges being made by right-wing figures are politically motivated.

Conservative broadcasters and websites have claimed that the Obama administration is dropping prosecution of New Black Panther activists who were videotaped outside a Philadelphia polling station on Election Day 2008, making intimidating remarks; one man was carrying a nightstick.

Earlier this month former Justice Department lawyer and Republican activist J. Christian Adams testified to the commission that senior officials in the department are not applying voting rights laws in a race-neutral way, by refusing to press charges against African Americans on these issues.

A recent Media Matters investigation has debunked charges that the Obama administration withdrew criminal charges against the Panthers (in fact, the Bush administration decided not to pursue criminal charges, with Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez testifying that the Bush Justice Department "determined that the facts did not constitute a prosecutable violation of the criminal statutes"; a civil lawsuit was filed in the last days of the Bush administration, and a judgment won by the Obama Justice Department in May 2009)..."


Markle

Markle

2seaoat wrote:More?

Please do......the Black Panther Party is as relevant in American Politics as the flat earth society......just one more straw man........boooooo America.....double the budget and go get ISIS....oh no....those 7 scary black panthers........booo and boooo again.....the easter bunny is going to bring candy with trans fats.......

Still nothing to do I see.

Wasn't seven panthers, it was SEVEN CHAPTERS in seven different cities.

New Black Panther leader: 'Willing to kill' in U.S. 'war' on blacks
By Doug G Ware | May 1, 2015 at 2:10 AM

"We should be applauded like George Washington. We should be applauded like Thomas Jefferson. We should be applauded like the Founding Fathers of the country," NBPP leader Hashim Nzinga said.

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2015/05/01/New-Black-Panther-leader-Willing-to-kill-in-US-war-on-blacks/7391430458291/?spt=sec&or=tn

2seaoat



Comparing the black panthers who were a splinter radical group who had relevancy forty years ago, and only limited to the great social unrest of the time to the KKK which was organized from the existing political power structure is simply sophomoric.   Do they share hateful tenets.....yes, that would be valid, but for you to post your silly.......booooooo America threads.....is consistent with your understanding of economics and history.......I would say the number of Black panthers who are relevant in America today is equal to the real estate sales you closed....probably a few hundred........booooooooo and double booooooooo

Floridatexan

Floridatexan


Leading up to the election of 2008, the fear from Republicans was palpable, even after the disaster of Bush/Cheney.

There are almost zero instances of voter fraud, but there is an organized attempt by a group known as True the Vote...aka King Street Patriots...whose goal is to prevent voters, particularly in minority neighborhoods, free access to the polls, using a variety of methods. I'm sure Markle has heard of Mrs. Engelbrecht and her merry band of GOP fanatics.

http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2012/10/the-ballot-cops/309085/

The Ballot Cops

Thirty years ago, the Republican National Committee was accused of violating the Voting Rights Act and ordered to cease its “ballot security” efforts. Now an organization called True the Vote wants to pick up where the RNC left off, by building a nationwide army to root out voter fraud—or, some would say, to suppress voter turnout.

"The afternoon before early voting began in the 2010 midterm elections, a crowd of people gathered in the offices of a Houston Tea Party group called the King Street Patriots. They soon formed a line that snaked out the door of the Patriots’ crumbling storefront and down the block, past the neighboring tattoo parlor. The volunteers, all of whom had been trained by the Patriots to work as poll watchers, had come to collect their polling-place assignments. As they waited, the group’s chief trainer, Alan Vera—a mustachioed former Army ranger who likens poll observers to commandos who “jump out of airplanes” and “blow things up”—walked the line, shaking hands. As he would later recall, he then launched into a drill-sergeant routine.

“Are you ready?”

“We’re ready!”

“Strength and honor! Remember your mission! Your mission is the vote!”

The next day, King Street Patriots—many of them aging white suburbanites—poured into polling places in heavily black and Hispanic neighborhoods around Houston, looking for signs of voter fraud. Reports of problems at the polls soon began surfacing in the Harris County attorney’s office and on the local news. The focus of these reports was not fraud, however, but alleged voter intimidation. Among other things, poll observers were accused of hovering over voters, blocking lines of people who were trying to cast ballots, and, in the words of Assistant County Attorney Terry O’Rourke, “getting into election workers’ faces.”

The Patriots’ alleged activities touched off a furor. The county attorney’s office, which received some 50 complaints of voter intimidation, launched an investigation. The head of the local chapter of the New Black Panthers went on TV to warn that the group would “not tolerate any intimidation.” The Texas Democratic Party blasted the Patriots for what it called “1960s style” tactics and filed a lawsuit challenging the group’s tax-exempt status. Undaunted, the group’s founder, a suburban soccer mom and small-business owner named Catherine Engelbrecht, addressed a boisterous crowd at the group’s headquarters the next week. “The nation is ready for something like this,” she said. In the months that followed, she began laying out plans to recruit and train 1 million poll watchers around the country by Election Day 2012..."

Markle

Markle

Vikingwoman wrote:
othershoe1030 wrote:
Vikingwoman wrote:I saw some pictures on Fb today of KKK people who had their children dressed in white robes and hoods. I have a real problem w/that and think the state should intervene on that stuff.

There will be no state intervention of course because we have freedom of speech, association, etc. In order for people to be free to espouse political or personal views we are bound to preserve this freedom for everyone, not just for people who think or talk in ways we approve of.

It is sad to see children being brainwashed but that's how this stuff continues. Until parents have to be approved and get a license for having children (now there's an idea) all sorts of people will reproduce. Education is the only hope for breaking the cycle.

I think an argument could be made to intervene on parents who subject minor children to hate and division. If a child reaches adulthood and wants to pursue this kind of diversion then their free speech rights should kick in but undoing this kind of harm from childhood is difficult to undue. It should be illegal to engage children under 18 in hate activities.

You think a case can be made for the government making decisions, judging if you will, private families and what they teach their children. Then if it is NOT what the GOVERNMENT thinks should be taught, the government will take over. Does that go for black families, Hispanics, Asians, Catholics, Muslims where does it stop and who "judges"?

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