National Alliance is a White separatist and not a White supremacist organization. There is no interest in ruling over non-Whites. This is either a disinfrmation scare tactic or sloppy reporting.

While these stories implied the recipients were horrified, just imagine how many recipients agreed with some or all of the information provided.

And also remember, support for Political Correctness is usually a mile wide, but an inch deep.

Some Arlington residents receive racial pamphlets

BOSTON -- Some residents in Arlington said pamphlets featuring hate speech have showed up on their doorsteps.

The unsolicited brochures, filled with racial slurs, were found in front of at least a dozen homes in Arlington Heights and East Arlington.

"There were racist comments all over the place about Jewish people, Mexicans and gays," said Peter Culhane, a resident who received mail.

Police said the pamphlets were from National Alliance, which is a group based in West Virginia. 7News was unable to reach them for comment.

Residents said this is not the first time they have received this kind of mail.

Anyone with information is asked to call Arlington Police at 781-316-3900.

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White supremacist literature found on residents' lawns By Andy Metzger

ARLINGTON, MASS. - Toward the end of her State of the Town address, Board of Selectman Chairman Clarissa Rowe held up a packet of papers that had been left in front of someone’s home.

“This kind of hate is unacceptable in our town,” Rowe said.

A number of Arlington residents wound up with unsolicited white supremacist literature in front of their homes last weekend.

The pamphlets were from National Alliance, a group that has been in flux since its founder, William Pierce, died in 2003, according to Police Chief Fred Ryan.

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McCain accused of accepting improper donations from Rothschilds

In this case, a student/worker at a university was told to stop reading a book which Black workers thought to be offensive. But he decided that he wouldn’t let others dictate to him what he could read when and where.

What would the university have done if some White employees found reading a book about MLK offensive?

Should the Black workers receive sensitivity training?

Some might wonder if this was an attempt to promote the book by creating a controversy and landing it in the public eye. Since the book is about the Klan versus Catholics, maybe they were fighting for “victim” status. Does the book “diminish” Blacks’ victim status by including other “victims”? Is that about what this is really?

Victory at IUPUI: Student-Employee Found Guilty of Racial Harassment for Reading a Book Now Cleared of All Charges FIRE Press Release

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 1, 2008—Administrators at Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) have revoked their finding that a student-employee was guilty of racial harassment merely for publicly reading the book Notre Dame vs. the Klan: How the Fighting Irish Defeated the Ku Klux Klan. Following pressure from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), IUPUI has declared that Keith John Sampson's record is clear and said it will reexamine its affirmative action procedures relating to internal complaints.

"Just when you'd thought you'd seen every crazy act of censorship a college administrator can dream up, along comes a case where a student is found guilty of racial harassment simply for reading a book," FIRE President Greg Lukianoff said. "Thankfully, with time and public outrage, IUPUI's administration recognized Keith John Sampson had done nothing wrong and acknowledged that the First Amendment protects not only what you say, but also what you read."

He wants to remove the Gypsies from Rome and has “disinvited” Hollywood from Rome’s film festival.