The Klan Coming To Your Neighborhood!

The Klan is alive and well in rural Ohio.

In the rural town of Eaton, Ohio, residents were awaken to a plastic bag on their lawns. Inside that plastic bag, some white rice and a pamphlet for recruitment to the country's oldest extremist group.

The Klan was trying to encourage conservative White people to join their cause.

It's certainly spooked some residents and they've asked for the law to do something about it.

The law can't do nothing about it. The only thing they can do is get them for littering and trespassing on property.

There was one person on social media happy to see this on his lawn. Look at the concern troll below.

Matthew Hetzel · 

Owner at Hetzelinc Towing

Thanks fox for spreading there message!!! this phone number is spread far and wide now smile emoticon

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The rise of extremism isn't solely a Muslim thing. The most dangerous person to fear is the resentful White male who believes the word vomit of agitators in the junk food media.

Conservative agitators are not solely to blame for the actions of one. Since conservatives love to blame #BlackLivesMatter or the Muslim community for the actions of one, it's only fair to judge them the same.

Out Of The Hood!

Anonymous throws shade on the Klan.

Anonymous outed members of the Klan. They kept good on their promise to expose people involved in the White extremist group.

The internet activists warned that something was going down.

On Guy Fawkes Day (a symbolic tribute to the rebellion leader), the group posted the names, social media and work information of every member in the Klan. The Operation KKK was a response to chatter saying the Klan was planning on disrupting the Ferguson protesters in the wake of the Michael Brown shooting.

The Klan has been extremely active. Since the emergence of #BlackLivesMatter, the White extremists have turned to the social media for recruiting.

The White extremists got their "facts" from the kookspiracy and conservative Craigslist.

Koneheads.

"We hope Operation KKK will, in part, spark a bit of constructive dialogue about race, racism, racial terror and freedom of expression, across group lines," the group said. "The reality is that racism usually does NOT wear a hood but it does permeate our culture on every level. Part of the reason we have taken the hoods off of these individuals is not because of their identities, but because of what their hoods symbolize to us in our broader society."

Hackers spent 11 months gathering information on the alleged members, the group said, going to great lengths to confirm the identities as best as possible. They used public data and academic records as well as interviews with both experts and some of the KKK members themselves.

"We consider this data dump as a form of resistance against the violence and intimidation tactics leveraged against the public by various members of Ku Klux Klan groups throughout history," Anonymous said.

The Long Hot Summer.....

The South rocked by possible arson at predominately Black churches.

First things first, we start of the month of July with the report of the Klan making a trip to Columbia, South Carolina to protest the proposal to remove the Confederate flag from the state capitol grounds.

Then there was a disturbance in which a man instigated a riot near the capitol grounds. The man was a supporter of the Confederate flag and he deliberately drove through to taunt the Black protesters.

That situation managed to attract the conservative Craigslist attention. After all, what could spook White folks more than a man being pummeled by a bunch of Black people.

Conservatives would find #BLACKLIVESMATTER hashtag merged with #RACIALMOBVIOLENCE

Then we have unexplained Black church burns in the South.

Macon, Memphis, Tallahassee, Warrenville, S.C. , Knoxville, and Charlotte were the scene where possible burns may have been the works of White extremists.

The FBI and state authorities are trying to connect the dots. Could this have been a hate crime?

Since that White terrorist killed nine innocent victims at Emmanuel AME Church, the calls for gun control and the removal of the Confederate flag have gotten louder.