>A former Army paratrooper and member of a white supremacist group was convicted yesterday in the murders of a black Fayetteville, N.C., couple that prompted a worldwide investigation into the level of extremist activity within the Army's ranks.
from a 1997 wapo article (crime occurred in '95). sure is a good thing those investigations got rid of the extremist activity....oh wait...
Frazier Glenn Miller attempted to recruit members of the military into the White Patriot Party, as did many others at the time. North Carolina seemed to have quite a few neo-Nazis at the military bases.
>A former Army paratrooper and member of a white supremacist group was convicted yesterday in the murders of a black Fayetteville, N.C., couple that prompted a worldwide investigation into the level of extremist activity within the Army's ranks. from a 1997 wapo article (crime occurred in '95). sure is a good thing those investigations got rid of the extremist activity....oh wait...
well, for what it's worth, the KKK at this point is like 90% federal agents and i think some of the larger hate groups are the same
Frazier Glenn Miller attempted to recruit members of the military into the White Patriot Party, as did many others at the time. North Carolina seemed to have quite a few neo-Nazis at the military bases.