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9-1-2026
Following the Money
Historically after the Civil War years a group arose threatening negro slaves and anyone who got in the way. That group became known as the Klu Klux Klan (KKK) and their unifying garb was white sheets with eye holes to disguise themselves and instilling great fear. It has been well-known that these klansmen for the most part were former Confederate soldiers. Over the years there has been a resurgence of Klan activity throughout the Deep South. I’m wondering whether or not disguised riders were ever recognized or identified by their horses, riding gear (saddles, bridles, boots, etc.) or afterwards when they were seen as normal people? I also wonder where were their white sheets acquired, commercially at (KlansRUs) or were they simply taken from regular household sheet supplies? It brings another question, who paid for their sheets, wooden crosses and rounding up Klansmen? Was/Is there a Klansmen National Bank, or a general mercantile exclusively for Klansmen?
Granted we have the same sort of thing happening in the nation today, not only with the KKK, but with domestic terrorists Black Lives Matters (BLM), Muslim Brotherhood and others who showed up in American cities, having dead drops of rioting material pre-located, and sent out their “calls to arms” over social media, social networking groups, financial networks and the like that appear at the drop of a hat where ever “peaceful protests” spring up.
It simply cannot be purely coincidence. There has to be head coordinator, lieutenants, protest heads, speakers, enablers and payroll agents to get folks participating and paid for their efforts. There also has to be sponsors, businesses, suppliers and transporters who ensure everything goes according to plan.
Surely the wheels of the Department of Justice can turn fast enough to catch these bad actors in the act and bring swift justice where and when it is needed?
Remember that it was 25 years ago when the twin towers came down killing thousands of Americans and sending a clear message to the world that business as usual was no more. – RTM
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