One thing you have to be wary of in white pride communities, are white guilt anti racists who seek to break the community from within. They'll often appear to have white interests at heart, when in actualiy they are working for other racial groups. I know I've come across at least one or two of these shifty types on here over the years.    They do many things in subtle ways, trying to steer the popular opinion of what's right and wrong in their favor in conversations. They'll do their best to try and discredit the most priminent white race supporters, by either trying to look like they're viewing things from a more fair perspective than them, or by making others seem like they're simply wrong about the topic of discussion and over reacting to absolute truth. But this doesn't even scratch the surface of how subtle they can be. They can talk about a topic that you would fully agree with, but there's always a little 'catch 22' thrown in that makes it so to agree with anything they said, is to agree with everything they said, trying to make it impossible for you logically deny their statements through misdirection and half truths.     If all else fails, their final ploy is to divide and conquer by trying to get us to turn on each other.    That's also one thing that separates us from races like the blacks. We don't go infiltrating their groups trying to change them into what we want them to be. We believe all people can live happy lives......in segregation, without double standards in both morality and law.    But no that's not what the negroids want, because all they really want is to take what we have or create, and call it their own. They think they're born with debt owed to them. We don't need them, but they sure as hell need us, as much as they claim to hate us, their hate is derived in the denial of truth they already know but are squirming to ignore.....that we are better than them in every way, and always will be. That's why when they show they are obviously not better than us, they blame us for not having the chance to be better.    As for the story, I'm more inclined to believe these people aren't KKK at all, and more likely a group pretending to be KKK. Propaganda at its finest.