Thread by @MsEntropy

FINALLY.

After months of digging, I can substantiate Tom Metzger’s KKK infiltration of INS and Border Patrol back in 1977.

San Diego’s City Council passed a resolution with the same claim, and called on INS and BP to denounce and prevent any future volunteer border watches.

Much more to say on this, but for the moment (given this finding, and others):

I’m now relatively confident I can pinpoint the origin of white supremacist infiltration as a key movement strategy.

1975 - almost immediately after Tom Metzger joined Duke’s Knights of the KKK.

And guess what — one of the life experiences Tom Metzger had which drove him towards this counterstrategy implementing infiltration as a Neo Nazi method was...

... his activism in the John Birch Society.

[much more on all of this in the near future]

https://twitter.com/cyberevitas/status/1393974288869429251

(And please journalists et al - shout me out if you use this info. I’m unemployed in no small part because of a Neo Nazi murder conspiracy campaign against me, and trying to do this research and book solely on patreon funding. I could use a steady paycheck!)

I’ve got a publication on this out soon (a very, very abridged overview). I don’t have the space to cover it all, but know this:

Metzger’s white supremacist infiltration strategy wasn’t (isn’t) limited to the military, law enforcement, or border patrol.

It’s much broader.

https://twitter.com/msentropy/status/1393973126782853126

Logging off to finish edits and sourcing on this publication, but while you’re waiting —

Tom Metzger on Neo Nazi infiltration, 1990:

https://twitter.com/msentropy/status/1378422636775018496

PS - someone just texted me asking for more info on Metzger and infiltration.

Since I'm not going to be on Twitter much today, if at all, here are some references from previous threads for those interested: twitter.com/search?lang=en…

PPS - if you're looking for more general references to white supremacist infiltration in the armed forces or law enforcement (Metzger related or not), here are a ton of threads for you, too).

And with that, GOODBYE TWITTER!

twitter.com/search?lang=en…

If you’ve sent me a DM, I’ll respond tomorrow - swamped at the moment, but will get back to you ASAP!

FYI, this is an absurd claim that I’m not making in any way.

The emergence of the modern white supremacist movement, after the Civil Rights period and Vietnam war, does represent a substantive shift in the nature of racist dynamics in law enforcement - which always existed.

https://twitter.com/stefconfused/status/1394158062835945476

White supremacist infiltration of law enforcement and the military was developed as a covert method precisely because overt white supremacy was no longer widely accepted.

That’s not the same as “racism began in 1975.”

This distinction matters — if you want to dismantle it.