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Dr. Kent Hovind is notable for his wide reception and for his promulgating of conspiracy theories favored by the antigovernment 'Patriot' movement.
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Anti-Semitic Christian Identity preacher Gordon Winrod is sentenced for 30 years in the kidnapping of his own grandchildren and indoctrinating them for years with white supremacist ideology.
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White supremacist Alex Curtis was indicted on federal hate crime charges. Even though he promised never to cooperate with the government he crumbled by pleading guilty to three conspiracy charges.
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Greg Carr, who recently bought the Aryan Nations compound, will rededicate it as an education and conference center for human rights.
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A German neo-Nazi murderer arrested in West Virginia reportedly was denied political asylum in the United States. Without asylum he will likely be deported to Germany, where he faces a return to prison for parole violations.
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The accused assassin of obstetrician Bernard Slepian was arrested in France just days after hard-line anti-abortion activists won a major court victory in California.
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Florida 'Church' leaders were found guilty of running a massive Ponzi scheme that took close to half a billion dollars from victims who were promised that God would double their money in less than two years.
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Departing from a long line of decisions, a federal judge finds the Second Amendment protects gun rights for individuals.
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More than seven years after it began, the antigovernment "Patriot" movement is a shadow of its former self. The scheduled execution of Timothy McVeigh may well mark the fading of this particular form of the radical right.
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Like Patriot groups nationwide, the organizers of Washington state's separatist 'Freedom County' are facing rejection from neighbors and failure in achieving any of their goals.
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