This goes along with the thread I posted a couple of days ago about some of the Aryan Nation establishing a new base in rural Pennsylvania.

I am glad they interviewed some of the one's who've left the movement, esp. Burdie. A few years ago I saw a docu. on him when he was still spreading hatred. Nice to see he is apparently trying to make a more positive difference.

I noticed that the creep who owns Resistance Records and wrote the book which McVeigh used as his blueprint for OK City, said they'd move into all genres of music to get their message out to young people, including folk.

I agree with some of the former members who said we cannot meet them with hatred; there has to be some way to communicate and solve that which drives their obvious fear which is the basis for all hatred and a myriad of other negative emotions and actions.

I agree, Mickey, it was chilling to see those young twin girls singing such hatred. Equally chilling to see so many CD's being sold and the websites with people from around the world supporting them.

Thanks, again, for letting us know this was on.