I'm going to prove to you this author is lying.       it is apparently a phrase often used by white nationalists, white separatists, white supremacists and their ilk.   I like how it lumps all of those groups together. I mean, you don't see anyone on the liberal side comparing what the black panthers and NAACP have in common.      ===================================    It references to a supposedly deleted video to where he supposedly said 'chad' on 12/14/2013. But come on....are we to believe this author for some reason took a screenshot of the page before this video was deleted? For what reason? More likely, is the screenshot is faked...something easy to do....even the screenshot itself is suspiciously shrunken...     http://www.bluehogreport.com/wp-cont...Jy1gCx26eJ.png    If you look at that supposed screenshot, it says episode 456, which is actually not deleted at all:      Week of December 14th - Show 456    There's no 'chad' mention in it at all, even at the quoted 14:30 time mark the author claims.     So it seems this author just thinks people are too stupid to notice these details and believe what they say as truth without checking.       ===================================         On their own, Robb’s series of Facebook posts probably don’t prove that he had anything to do with the sign.   Probably huh.....how about NOT AT ALL.        If Chad Watkins wasn’t arrested until December 19, and the arrest warrant paperwork wasn’t submitted by City Attorney Van Younes until December 16 at the earliest (), how could Thomas Robb have known Watkins’ name on December 6? After all, even journalists in Harrison, who were covering the billboard story as it unfolded and were actively seeking to figure out who was responsible, were unaware of Watkins’ alleged role until after Watkins was arrested.   So which is it author, 12/14 or 12/6? It can't be both. Your words and supposed screenshot contradict each other.     Everything I pointed out before this, nullifies this entire statement, since the video still exists, and clearly doesn't contain any reference to a chad.     Infact, the image in the supposed screenshot above, with the clothes they are wearing, matches show 437, which is also not deleted, and also contains no reference to a chad, which you can find here:     News and Commentary for Whites: Show 437         So the entire notion that this police chief somehow leaked information about who defaced the sign to the KKK is completely fraudulent and manufactured by the the author of this story (Matt Campbell)....and the author is treading on legal liability territory.      .