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The people in Washington state, Michigan, where his state. They have a lot of militias in Michigan. Timothy McVeigh, you know, was part of a militia, you know, and there are other ones and they have different names to cover up. Like he used Jeff Stevens to cover, you know, the thing. Like there was a Klan group out of Texas. It was the. What was it? Something ambulance service, you know, just a store window name to cover up the real organization. But speak to the recruitment today. I mean, these groups have always, you know, since the beginning of time or the beginning of their inception, have always recruited law enforcement and military people into the ranks of the group. But now it's even more concentrated where they really are going after a lot of law enforcement and military, especially those people, veterans who've only been in the military's Air Force, Army, Marines, Navy, whatever, for two years. They feel that if somebody's in there for more than two years, they've become loyal to the government. So you really can't. It's harder to pull them. And then at the two year point, these people have training. They have training in weaponry and bomb making, explosives and survival skills, all that kind of stuff, which is what these people want to prepare them. So, you know, you all served overseas and fought for the country over there. Now why don't you come fight for our country right here? Because this is going on in our cities. You know, look what's happening in Washington D.C. and Chicago the Jews and the blacks are taking over and da, da, da, da, come fight for us here domestically. And so they get lured in and then they learn these weapons skills because, you know, and then they turn into lone wolves. That's why we're seeing so many lone wolves. But what's actually going on here, Joe, is this. I learned this back in 1982. All right, let me go back a little further than 1982. 1974. I'm age 15 in the 10th grade, sophomore in high school, and we had a class called the POTC, which stood for Problems of the 20th Century. Had a great teacher. It was a class for seniors, 12th graders, but I was taken as a 10th grader. He'd bring in different controversial speakers, talk about different abortion, you know, all kinds of controversial things back then. And one day he brought in the head of the American Nazi Party. All right, now, as Jeff pointed out, the Nazi Party was founded by a fellow named George Lincoln Rockwell. And by the way, one of Rockwell's daughters, who long ago disowned her father, was a teacher at my school. But a lot of people didn't know that. But anyway, George Lincoln Rockwell was murdered by one of his own Nazis, a guy named John Palter. It was founded about 35 minutes from my house in Arlington, Virginia. And John Paul had shot and killed Rockwell out there on the street on Wilson Boulevard. So Rockwell's right hand guy was a guy named Matt Kohl. K O E H L. And on this day in 1974, Matt Kohl and his right hand guy, they're the heads of the American Nazi Party. Now, after Rockwell came to my school, to my class, and they spoke to my class, now, you could never do that today, you know, but I'm glad we were able to do that back in 1974. You know, I wish that kind of thing would happen today so people can see what's, you know, freedom of speech and all that. Matt Cole pointed at me and pointed at another black kid in my class and said, we're going to ship you back to Africa. And then he went like this, and all you Jews out there, you're going back to Israel. Now I'm 15 years old, I just sat there, like, looking at the guy like, what on earth is this man talking about? I didn't say anything to him, but one of my classmates was a girl piped up and said, well, they live here. What if they don't want to go? And Matt Cole said, oh, they have no choice. If they do not leave voluntarily, they will be Exterminated in the upcoming race war. That was the first time I ever heard the term race war. Now, I was already fascinated by racism since I was 10 years old, right? But race war, what is this man talking about, right? And so I began buying books and all kinds of stuff, learning different terminology for it, which will come later. Like, for example, the white supremacists, they have two terms for the race war. One is rahowah, R a H, O, W a rahowah, which are the first two letters of three words. Racial, holy, war. Also they call it the boogaloo. So if you hear that term, they're not Talking about the 1960s, you know, dance music, talking about the race war. And so Matt Cole talked about the race war. Well, I graduated two years later in 1976 from high school. I graduated from college in 1984 years after that. And like I said, racism became my obsession. I did not confront Matt Cole in school because, you know, my peer group back then, you know, we were raised. You have respect for your elders as figures of authority. Whether you accept them or not, you still respect them. And so, you know, I didn't confront him like that. But now I've graduated from college, right? And I graduated 1980 at age 22. In 1982, I'm age 24. I developed contacts with different people. I knew where some of these groups were, et cetera. I found out about a demonstration, an unpublicized demonstration by the American Nazi party that was going to take place in front of the White House. There is a park right across the street from the White House called Lafayette Park. 24, 7, 365 days a year, there is somebody in that park protesting something. Nuclear weapons, the environment, abortion, you name it. They're there all the time and they face the White House with their billboards and whatever. So I found out the American Nazi party was going to have a silent, unpublicized demonstration, which means nobody knows about it, not even the police, right? So I'm going to go down there and see them. Now, back then you could drive up and down the 1600 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, which is where the White House sits. And I only live about 30, 40 minutes from there, you know, 15 minutes from D.C. on a non rush hour day. So I go down there early. They're going to be there at 12 noon. I park my car at Caddy corner to the White House. I wait. Here comes this van. About 13 to 15 of these Nazis get out, right? And who do I see? Matt Cole and Martin Kerr. The same two guys from eight years ago who came to my school. You never forget the face. I mean, I can look at my hand right now and see his face right there. You know, you never forget the face of somebody who tells you they're going to ship you somewhere, whether you want to go or not. And if you don't, or it's exterminate you, exterminate. If you don't go voluntarily, right? So anyway, Matt Cole gets all his Nazis lined up. They're not wearing anything that indicates they're Nazis. They're wearing just dark black suits. And they're standing there like this, facing the White House across the street like this. People. It's lunchtime in D.C. people are walking by, not even knowing who they are. I know who they are. I guess maybe the White House might have known who they were. So anyway, once you got them all lined up. But I walked right over to Matt Cole and I said, Matt Cole? He, like, jumped like, who is this black person calling my name? You know? And he says, do I know you? And I said, well, you spoke at my high school. And what high school would that be? I said, wootton High School in Rockville, Maryland. And he goes, yes, yes, yes, I remember you. That was a long time ago. And I said, yeah, he remembered me. Yeah. And he said, yes, that was a long time ago. I said, yes, that was eight years ago. He goes, yes, yes, I remember. What can I do for you? I said, well, I'm still here. He says, I can see that. How can I help you? I said, well, you can tell me. Just who the hell gives you the authority to make permanent travel arrangements for me? And he says, what's your name? I said, daryl Davis. And then he did something I've never forgotten. He shook my hand, and he held my hand real tight. And he shook his finger with his other hand, shook his finger in my face, and he said, Mr. Davis, you have to understand one thing. It is in the interest of your race, the black race, to be a strong race. And you cannot be a strong race unless you are a pure race. And you cannot be a pure race if you are miscegenating with other races. It is in the interest of my race, the Aryan race, which is what he calls white race, right? To also be a pure race. And we cannot be a strong race. And we cannot be a strong race race. If we are miscegenating with mongrel. I mean, with mud races such as yours, we are becoming a mongrel race. So anybody who's non White is a mud race. And he's fearing that his race is dying out, becoming a mongrel race by mixing with other races. So he says, until the races understand that they cannot miscegenate, we cannot live side by side. We cannot live together.
