Intelligence Report
Intelligence Report Line In The Sand 2016 Summer Issue June 13, 2016 Mark Potok and Ryan Lenz A radical and growing organization of ‘constitutional sheriffs’ is promoting defiance of federal laws it doesn’t like.
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Intelligence Report Line In The Sand 2016 Summer Issue June 13, 2016 Mark Potok and Ryan Lenz A radical and growing organization of ‘constitutional sheriffs’ is promoting defiance of federal laws it doesn’t like.
Intelligence Report Blue-Eyed English 2018 Spring Issue February 20, 2018 Ryan Lenz Speechroom, birdlore and wordstock: white nationalists push for a new language to drive out the impure old.
Intelligence Report Resolute: The Battle Against Hate Demands Vigilance 2019 Summer Issue September 10, 2019 Heidi Beirich Hate persists. It's relentless.
Intelligence Report Furling the Flag 2015 Winter Issue October 27, 2015 Heidi Beirich After a massacre in South Carolina, the Confederate battle flag came under attack — and thousands of its supporters fought back
A Southern Poverty Law Center study of “lone wolf” and “leaderless resistance” political violence finds that 90% of domestic attacks or planned attacks in the last six years were carried out by just one or two people. These incidents occurred, on average, once every 34 days — a stark reminder of the domestic terrorist threat.
Intelligence Report Stranger Politics 2017 Fall Issue August 08, 2017 Ryan Lenz In Trump’s America, there’s an upside down of the way it was.
The contentiousness of the 2016 presidential campaign culminated in a hasty about-face for some, as Democratic and Republican politicians, pundits, and activists seem to have traded places on a number of long-held principles in reaction to the widely unpredicted Trump win.
Intelligence Report The Kidnapping of Isabella 2017 Spring Issue February 15, 2017 Ryan Lenz In 2009, a former lesbian in a custody battle fled with her 7-year-old girl. The case still haunts the anti-LGBT movement today.
Last December, an armed, 28-year-old North Carolina man stormed into a Washington, D.C., pizza parlor called Comet Ping-Pong, bent on investigating the stories he’d heard about it being part of a child sex-slavery ring closely tied to the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton. Before it was over, Edgar Welch had fired a shot that harmed no one, but terrified restaurant customers and staff alike.
Intelligence Report Kirk Lyons Gets a Licking 2002 Summer Issue June 18, 2002 As "chief trial counsel" for the Southern Legal Resource Center, flamboyant Kirk Lyons has made a name for himself as the legal champion of the neo-Confederate movement.
An anti-LGBTQ pastor’s admission to “sins” that included prostitutes, marijuana and gambling set off a series of events that roiled his congregation and caused a split in a satellite church in another state.
Intelligence Report September 11th Attacks Cause Anti-Muslim Backlash 2001 Winter Issue November 29, 2001 The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 trigger a violent outbreak of American xenophobia against Arab Americans and others perceived to be Arab or Muslim.
An anti-LGBTQ pastor’s admission to “sins” that included prostitutes, marijuana and gambling set off a series of events that roiled his congregation and caused a split in a satellite church in another state.
An anti-LGBTQ pastor’s admission to “sins” that included prostitutes, marijuana and gambling set off a series of events that roiled his congregation and caused a split in a satellite church in another state.
Intelligence Report Generals and Crooks 2019 Spring Issue February 20, 2019 Nick R . Martin How Caravan Paranoia Tore the Border Militia Movement Apart
Intelligence Report IQ and Race: The Web Sites 1999 Winter Issue March 15, 1999 Read a list of key websites dedicated to arguing for genetic differences in intelligence between racial and ethnic groups.
Intelligence Report Kehoe Trial Postponed 1999 Winter Issue March 15, 1999 The federal racketeering trial of white supremacist and antigovernment icon Chevie Kehoe was postponed due to objections by the defense.
Intelligence Report The Signers 1998 Summer Issue September 15, 1998 View the signers of the 'defensive action statement,' a proclamation that violence is justifiable in the extremists' fight to end abortion.
Intelligence Report Fear And Loathing In Montana 2016 Spring Issue February 17, 2016 By Ryan Lenz | Illustration By Sunny Paulk On a decaying former Air Force base, antigovernment ‘sovereign citizens’ are battling the few remaining locals for control
Intelligence Report All in the Family 1998 Spring Issue June 15, 1998 Websites are popping up that are geared towards white supremacist women and families.