Good job Marshalls!
I hope they go after some of the gangsters now with as much fervor!

Exactly. It’s the white supremacy that grabs attention, though, so that’s what they ran with.

Exactly. It’s the white supremacy that grabs attention, though, so that’s what they ran with.

Looks like they were arrested for drug and gun charges and not for being white supremacists, as the headline leads you to believe.

why do we only here about white supremacist gangs do others not exist? oh well I guess it feeds the narrative and also during black history month makes it more impacting. Really surprised the DMN didnt say they all supported Trump.

Why dont we see these round ups on BLM, or antifa. Maybe I live under a rock but I see far more hate coming from the other side compared to these fools.

. He's back

Sobered up or off of the WOS?

Suck it Richard.

You're a friend, call me Di**.

Part I. Terrorism Cases: 2001-Today
Since 9/11, hundreds of Americans and people residing inside the United States have been charged with jihadist terrorism or related crimes, or have died before being charged but were widely reported to have engaged in jihadist criminal activity. The rise of ISIS has brought an unprecedented surge in terrorism cases though there have been cases every year since 9/11, as illustrated below. As the years have passed since the peak of ISIS' influence, the number of terrorism cases has declined.
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https://www.newamerica.org/in-depth/terrorism-in-america/part-i-overview-terrorism-cases-2001-today/

Part II. Who are the Terrorists?
They are as “American as Apple Pie”
In the post-9/11 era, conventional wisdom holds that the jihadist threat is foreign. The conventional wisdom is understandable; after all it was 19 Arab hijackers who infiltrated the United States and conducted the 9/11 attacks. Yet today, as Anwar al-Awlaki, the American born cleric who became a leader in Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, put it in a 2010 post, “Jihad is becoming as American as apple pie.” Far from being foreign infiltrators, the large majority of jihadist terrorists in the United States have been American citizens or legal residents. Moreover, while a range of citizenship statuses are represented, every jihadist who conducted a lethal attack inside the United States since 9/11 was a citizen or legal resident except one who was in the United States as part of the U.S.-Saudi military training partnership.
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Part III. Why do they Engage in Terrorism?
Motivations are Complicated
The motivations of jihadists in the United States are difficult to disentangle. After reviewing hundreds of cases in this database, thousands of pages of court documents, and interviews and correspondence with extremists and their family members, it is far from clear there will ever be a straightforward answer. Complaints regarding American foreign policy certainly play some role as does religious ideology, but so do profoundly personal attributes. Some jihadists appear to follow understandable paths of radicalization while others don’t. Nor does it appear that the extremists are simply mentally ill or criminals. In the end, as Immanuel Kant put it, “From the crooked timber of humanity not a straight thing was ever made.”
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Par IV:
Deadly Attacks by Ideology and Year
Hover over a square for information on the deadly attack.
The Terrorist Threat is From Across the Political Spectrum
The main terrorist threat today in the United States is best understood as emerging from across the political spectrum, as ubiquitous firearms, political polarization, and other factors have combined with the power of online communication and social media to generate a complex and varied terrorist threat that crosses ideologies and is largely disconnected from traditional understandings of terrorist organizations.
No jihadist foreign terrorist organization has directed a deadly attack inside the United States since 9/11, and no deadly jihadist attacker has received training or support from groups abroad. In the almost 18 years after 9/11, jihadists have killed 107 people inside the United States. This death toll is virtually the same as that from far-right terrorism (consisting of anti-government, white supremacist, and anti-abortion violence), which has killed 109 people. The United States has also seen attacks in recent years inspired by ideological misogyny and black separatist/nationalist ideology. Individuals motivated by these ideologies have killed eight people each. America's terrorism problem today is homegrown and is not the province of any one group or ideological perspective.
Deadly Attacks by Ideology and Year
Hover over a square for information on the deadly attack.
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https://www.newamerica.org/in-depth/terrorism-in-america/what-threat-united-states-today/

who is New America:
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/new-america/

Along these same lines here is some more study /info about terrorist, radical extremist, klan, skin heads and neo-Nazi groups, etc.

Full report: Four parts

He post about a couple hundred old Dem klansmen.

But if I was to post about the Democrat funded murder Mills called planned Parenthood killing millions upon millions of babies he'd chunk it to the bunker quick.

I mean Dems defend and defend an organization founded on culture cleansing,. But it's a coulple trailer trash east Texas felons he's talking about.

Well articulated.

Im sitll trying to figure out how white supremacy get tied into far right. IMO , its a lie perpetuated to feed the racist narrative. I mean its VERY clear who the racist in history have been and that is the left. So I dont get the "right leaning white supremacist" .
On another not but to go one step further how many of these terrorist events have been perpetrated/set up by black hats and blamed on the group of the day.
The media is owned by 6 corporations and 75% of what we see IMO is horse crap following a agenda. I am in no way condoning what is in the original post . Just saying dont let that foolishness blind your from other threats just as big or bigger.

Gotta keep the "minorities" on the farm and since most of the media is an extension of the Democrat Party then there you go ... the narrative is perpetuated and the weak minded fall in line with it.

Remember what LBJ said while on Air Force One after the 1964 Civil Rights Law was signed into law?

Yeah some knucklehead tried to say they are republican. I've been around a few people with that ideology. None of them vote as they are felons. Prison is where it is generally picked up at.

Yeah some knucklehead tried to say they are republican. I've been around a few people with that ideology. None of them vote as they are felons. Prison is where it is generally picked up at.

As you are well aware, a person who is finally convicted of a felony is not eligible to register to vote (what is legally considered a final felony conviction is set forth in more detail under "Final Felony Convictions" below). Pursuant to Section 11.002 of the Texas Election Code (the "Code"), once a felon has successfully completed his or her punishment, including any term of incarceration, parole, supervision, period of probation, or has been pardoned, then that person is immediately eligible to register to vote.