struck a cord. so many requests, they started to stock it. selling half a million all of these people believe they copies. are being replaced and must fight to resist it. it s to this point the most influential piece of white supremacist writing that exists. and much of this discourse on what began as fiction, became a real life rebellion. white supremacy is centered in powerful new white supremacist armies sprung up in the 1980s. boasting tens of thousands of the united states of america. hard core members. you could say we re the front line soldiers for the movement. how did this happen? many were directly inspired where did it come from? by the turner diaries. we offered ourselves up tory after slavery, the holocaust, to save america. officially declaring war on the united states government. one group actually took its name from the book. the civil rights movement. the order. there was a change in the the truth is, race has been the activity carried out by the ce
holy shit! it gave birth to a little known armed white rebellion. that continues to this day. grief and shock in charlottesville, virginia. this is cold-blooded murder, one person is dead. no matter how you put it. to understand oklahoma city and today s violence in charleston and pittsburgh the year after shots fired, shot fired. we need to understand charlottesville, the number of mcveigh s favorite book. white nationalists groups it s called the turner soared. diaries. nationalism really is the by one estimate, up almost 50%. wave of the future. it was written in the 1970s 30 seconds to zero time. by william pierce. i did admire many things some have become especially hitler wrote. violent. he was a one-time fizz iphys this group is called atomic professor who became a leading weapons. figure in the white supremacist the things they were planning movement. were horrible. one former member warned the police about deadly plots. i for one under god w
remember the deadly group set to they were considered just inferior. polish people or jewish people or southern italians. at the time, many european immigrants were considered to be be planning attacks on nuclear entirely different races. people referred to people from ireland as a race. plants? authorities discovered they had people from hungary as a race. the jews as a race. explosives, radioactive material with new enemies to hate, membership in the klan soared. some of america s most prominent men were under those hoods. hugo black was a member of and a framed photograph of timothy mcveigh along with a the ku klux klan. copy of the turner diaries. until 1925 when he served as your marshmallow s. a supreme court justice until get digital id cards, 1971. emergency roadside service, back then, white supremacy was even file a. an elite movement led by the whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. some of america s richest and mos
happening, the number of groups in the united states is you remember some of the skyrocketing. the number of white supremacist racist caricatures of obama as a groups is leaping in tandem with that. among those angry young men was a gulf war veteran named timothy mcveigh. monkey, as a gorilla. overt and ugly displays of racism became common. coming to you on a silver platter. he had been very interested in barack hussein obama. the turner diaries while he why doesn t he give us his was in the army. birth certificate? he read it for three or four weeks. you gotta read this book. after mcveigh left the the incendiary charge that military, he radicalized even more. getting involved with the obama was not born in this militia in michigan. country. no other american president was badgered to prove he was an american. the idea of whether he was born in the united states, i think that s a metaphor. is he one of us? he met with white supremacists across the nation while o
he had contacts with other white supremacists across the country. and the inspiration for his attack was a book that s been called the bible of american white supremacists. it gave birth to a little known armed white rebellion that continues to this day. this is cold-blooded murder, any way you put it. to understand oklahoma city and today s violence in charleston and pittsburgh contact, shots fired, shots fired! we need to understand mcveigh s favorite book. it s called the turner diaries. nationalism really is the wave of the future. it was written in the 1970s by william pierce. i did admire many things hitler wrote. he was a one-time physics professor who became a leading figure in the white supremacist movement. villainous, traitorous! in the 1960s, pierce saw his