November 8, 2016 Editor

HOW TRUMP TOOK HATE GROUPS MAINSTREAM

The full story of his connection with far-right extremists.

photo above: Donald J. Trump Credit Randall Hill/Reuters

an excerpt:

Anglin predicted that if Trump loses, “it is by fraud, and all of these people who are currently supporting him are going to be radicalized.” Those radicals, he said, will finally realize “there is a Jewish media conspiracy” and “a war on the White man.” Picking up on Trump’s own assertion that a Clinton victory would mean the election is “rigged,” Anglin said Trump would “order a putsch.”

In late August, Occidental Dissent‘s Brad Griffin mused about the possibility of a Trump win: “Can you imagine a world in which White Nationalists have come out of the closet, the charge of ‘racism’ elicits only a ‘meh’ and shrugged shoulders, and we have begun to openly organize? Don’t underestimate the power of the presidency to legitimize marginalized people and deviant movements. If Barack Obama can legitimize gay marriage and transsexuals, Donald Trump can legitimize the Alt-Right.”

In the wake of the explosive Trump video, Spencer acknowledged that “it’s going to be difficult for him to win in November.” But as he told us recently, “There have always been people in American history who have had a racialist idea. I just think now it’s like our time has come.”

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Editor

Wayne Northey was Director of Man-to-Man/Woman-to-Woman – Restorative Christian Ministries (M2/W2) in British Columbia, Canada from 1998 to 2014, when he retired. He has been active in the criminal justice arena and a keen promoter of Restorative Justice since 1974. He has published widely on peacemaking and justice themes. You will find more about that on this website: a work in progress.

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