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It's all about the hate. It used to be that these groups were pretty much satisfied to direct their hatred at the Jews. But now that the haters have a military wing in Al Queda, they feel secure in publicly expanding their hatred. Treason and sedition may be outdated in a world where nationalism is under constant attack. As nation that does not have the political will to secure its own borders from unrelenting invasion, I fear it neither has the will to deal with the threats that is posed by this treachery.

It's all about the hate. It used to be that these groups were pretty much satisfied to direct their hatred at the Jews.

Yeah, really. Surprise, surprise, guess who else they hate?

Anyone less wretched and twisted than they are.

It's all about the hate. It used to be that these groups were pretty much satisfied to direct their hatred at the Jews. But now that the haters have a military wing in Al Queda, they feel secure in publicly expanding their hatred. Treason and sedition may be outdated in a world where nationalism is under constant attack. As nation that does not have the political will to secure its own borders from unrelenting invasion, I fear it neither has the will to deal with the threats that is posed by this treachery.

You're right. It's definitely about the hate. But these groups have been subsidized by the government in "anti-poverty" programs since the 1960s, in which middle-class black administrators encouraged them to hate whites, and promoted the idea of a bloody, racial revolution -- all on white taxpayers' tab.