13:44 min.

Then it makes FEMA look even worse.

And they're there for the photo-op with no respect for the organizational process involved with disaster relief.

Sounds like their Aryan Brotherhood leader is on parole.

Had a run-in with them. They were cosplaying law enforcement officers, and blocking access to her neighborhood by making everyone show IDs. She called the real cops on them, and they disappeared.

Thanks.

Caustic people finding a means to spread hate, this was not an avenue I would have ever imagined.

These people, have been working to replace our constitutional government, and it just seems like enough people are not paying attention.

We need to educate people who are vulnerable to these tactics.

Doctors from Cuba as an example.

It develops good will (for their aims). If you're the ones keeping the lights on or bringing in the food and water, you're more valuable than the government to the immediate needs of the people. Such groups can mobilize faster, and they are making a point to be hands-on and talking with their targeted group of people.


If white supremacist groups aren't collecting government aid through grants yet; they will be soon enough.

You form a group (a legal entity/charity), go into areas hit hard to help, apply for grants to aid your "good" works, funnel money to other projects.

To counter it.

Much more aggressive and pinpointed in a proactive approach.

And go after hate groups.

We should be prepared for their propaganda; we see how they attach themselves to people who are in vulnerable situations.

not sure how many here would be interested in providing mutual aid to Trump voters or out-and-out racists, though. The problem with letting leopards eat other people’s faces is that sometimes there will be folks who prevent that from happening — and those are folks who get listened to.