On May 19, 2012, as many as 18 self-described anti-racists stormed into a suburban Chicago family restaurant and attacked a group of white nationalists meeting for lunch with batons, baseball bats and chair legs. The bloody attack highlighted the long history of endemic violence between white supremacists and 鈥渁nti-fascists鈥� that also includes the 1998 murder of two anti-racist skinheads in a neo-Nazi plot.
In the wake of the Newtown, Conn., schoolhouse slaughter, more than 400 sheriffs are promising to 鈥渙ppose and disallow鈥� any new federal gun control measures. Much of their brazen talk about taking the law into their own hands, even at the cost of their lives, has its roots in the radical and racist Posse Comitatus organization.
Incidents of apparent hate crimes and hate group activities listed here are drawn primarily from media sources.
A 1992 United Nations 鈥渟mart growth鈥� plan has long been demonized by the radical right. In the latest twist, Agenda 21 is now being described as a Jewish plot.
The execution-style murder of the Colorado prisons chief was almost certainly the work of a white supremacist prison gang member. Was he operating on orders?
A self-described 鈥渨hite nationalist鈥� pens a film guide to help 鈥渙ur people鈥� avoid 鈥淛ewed鈥� movies. But he doesn鈥檛 leave much for his comrades to watch.
Far-right gun enthusiasts say they are planning to build a walled city in northern Idaho for 鈥淧atriots鈥� who love the Constitution and hate 鈥渓iberals, Marxists and blue voters.鈥� But a convicted con man is the primary promoter of the fantastic scheme, and there鈥檚 little to suggest that it will ever become what its backers are promising.
The antigovernment 鈥楶atriot鈥� movement expands for the fourth year in a row as hate groups remain at near-historic highs
Continuing its 50-year assault on globalism, the John Birch Society attacks a UN plan it claims will gut property rights.
The future of the 鈥榮overeign鈥� Republic for the united States of America is in doubt following the indictment of its leader
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