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Michael Hill

(right, with convicted "Aryan" terrorist Michael Tubbs), president of the neo-secessionist , has long claimed angrily that his is no racist group and that he is no white supremacist 鈥� this despite his repeated calls for a return to 鈥済eneral European hegemony鈥� in the South, his description of slavery as 鈥淕od-ordained,鈥� and, in a particularly tasteless attack on African Americans, his mocking of his former black university students鈥� names and people helped by affirmative action (鈥淎 quote from a recent affirmative action hire: 鈥榊esta-day I could not spell 鈥榮ecretary.鈥� Today I is one鈥�).

Now, Hill has returned to the kind of vulgar racist humor he apparently has a particular taste for. In the latest edition of his League of the South tabloid , Hill publishes a charming item bylined by one 鈥淟eShawn Jones鈥� that reports a fantasy marriage between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama as if it were fact. It then goes on to describe Obama, the first major party black presidential nominee in American history, as attending the 鈥渨edding鈥� wearing 鈥渙nly the simple leather thong of an African tribe鈥� with a single 鈥渁ccessory鈥� 鈥� 鈥渁 large, rubber spear.鈥�

Despite being by the 澳彩开奖 and even , the league has managed to make some surprising allies of late 鈥� the allegedly 鈥減rogressive鈥� secessionists of the (SVR), who have gone so far as to co-sponsor a major conference with the league. SVR leader Thomas Naylor has angrily denied that the league or its leader 鈥� who regularly describes egalitarianism as a left-wing 鈥淛acobin鈥� horror 鈥� are racist in any way. In the same breath, Naylor has claimed that he was always opposed personally to racism.

Hill鈥檚 latest comes in an undated issue of The Free Magnolia that is marked only as Vol. 2, No. 1. As a parting shot, he offers up a cartoon on the last page of the tabloid published in his hometown of Killen, Ala., that is arguably anti-Semitic. It depicts an extremely ugly woman marked as 鈥淒ollar鈥� (the cartoon suggests that gold and silver look 鈥渟pectacular鈥� next to the dollar), with a TV commentator in the panel concluding: 鈥淕olda Meir [a former Israeli prime minister] would have looked good next to this dollar!鈥�