Yore neglect is not unnoticed
THE BUTLER DID IT
You mad, bro?
Bongino is [Q]uitter?
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) considers white supremacy and related racially motivated violent extremism (RMVE) to be a top domestic terrorism threat to the United States. The FBI has historically investigated these groups, such as the Ku Klux Klan, for violent acts and criminal activity, with investigations dating back over a century.
Key Aspects of the FBI's Approach to White Supremacy
Top Domestic Threat: The FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have assessed that individuals advocating for the superiority of the white race are a primary, lethal domestic violent extremist threat to the U.S..
Investigative Focus: The Bureau investigates white supremacists when they cross from holding extremist beliefs—which are protected by the First Amendment—into violence, threats, or other illegal activities.
Infiltration of Law Enforcement: A 2006 FBI assessment warned of white supremacist infiltration into law enforcement, noting it could jeopardize intelligence and enable the harassment of minority communities.
Evolution of Threats: Modern white supremacist threats often involve lone offenders or small, violent cells, making them harder to detect than established groups.
Recent Developments and Context (as of April 2026)
SPLC Indictment: On April 21, 2026, the Department of Justice announced a federal grand jury indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) for allegedly funnelling over
million to individuals associated with extremist groups, including the KKK, while pretending to fight them.
FBI Severs Ties: FBI Director Kash Patel announced in October 2025 that the bureau was severing ties with the SPLC, citing it as a "partisan smear machine" that had stopped doing valid civil rights work.
Internal Pressures: Some reports have suggested internal friction within the FBI regarding the prioritization of cases, with allegations from some staff that they were pressured to prioritize certain types of domestic extremist cases.
Historical and Continued Action
The FBI's investigative records show a long history of monitoring white supremacist groups, with files on
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) considers white supremacy and related racially motivated violent extremism (RMVE) to be a top domestic terrorism threat to the United States. The FBI has historically investigated these groups, such as the Ku Klux Klan, for violent acts and criminal activity, with investigations dating back over a century.
Key Aspects of the FBI's Approach to White Supremacy
Top Domestic Threat: The FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have assessed that individuals advocating for the superiority of the white race are a primary, lethal domestic violent extremist threat to the U.S..
Investigative Focus: The Bureau investigates white supremacists when they cross from holding extremist beliefs—which are protected by the First Amendment—into violence, threats, or other illegal activities.
Infiltration of Law Enforcement: A 2006 FBI assessment warned of white supremacist infiltration into law enforcement, noting it could jeopardize intelligence and enable the harassment of minority communities.
Evolution of Threats: Modern white supremacist threats often involve lone offenders or small, violent cells, making them harder to detect than established groups.
Recent Developments and Context (as of April 2026)
SPLC Indictment: On April 21, 2026, the Department of Justice announced a federal grand jury indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) for allegedly funnelling over
million to individuals associated with extremist groups, including the KKK, while pretending to fight them.
FBI Severs Ties: FBI Director Kash Patel announced in October 2025 that the bureau was severing ties with the SPLC, citing it as a "partisan smear machine" that had stopped doing valid civil rights work.
Internal Pressures: Some reports have suggested internal friction within the FBI regarding the prioritization of cases, with allegations from some staff that they were pressured to prioritize certain types of domestic extremist cases.
Historical and Continued Action
The FBI's investigative records show a long history of monitoring white supremacist groups, with files on
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Godwin's Law (or Godwin's Theorem) is an internet adage formulated by Mike Godwin in 1990 stating: "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Hitler or Nazis approaches 1". It is a warning against trivializing historical atrocities and a critique of how conversations break down when participants lose constructive arguments
It is a warning against trivializing historical atrocities and a critique of how conversations break down when participants lose constructive arguments
A.I. is a worse obfuscating pos than live editorialization.
No, not special, just specialist. Carry on, abn.
FUCK A.I.
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Meritocracy is BULLSHIT