THE G-MAN INTERVIEWS: SCOTT SHEPHERD
Former Klansman and Gubernatorial Candidate Reveals How White Supremacists Are Infiltrating Both Political Parties, Influencing Legislation, and Providing Financial Support
Former Klansman and Gubernatorial Candidate Reveals How White Supremacists Are Infiltrating Both Political Parties, Influencing Legislation, and Providing Financial Support
Welcome.
My special guest is Scott Shepherd, who
appeared on the show last month for a discussion on white supremacist
organizations and the death threats he's received for speaking out against hate
groups and their leaders.
As stated in the previous episode,
Shepherd was a member of the Ku Klux Klan and served as Imperial Wizard, Grand
Wizard, and national leader of the Omerta Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. His
other affiliations included the National Association for the Advancement of
White People and The European-American Unity Rights Organization.
Shepherd created The National White
Rights Association and The White Rights Organization.
The Mississippi native also had
connections to "pro-white" organizations in South Africa and other
countries. These connections included extremist and anti-government groups.
Some were labeled militia or mercenary groups and were considered paramilitary,
such as The Civilian Material Assistance Group (CMA), an anti-government and
anti-Communist organization with operations in Central America.
Shepherd was a candidate for state
representative and governor in the state of Tennessee in the late 80's and
early 90's and proudly campaigned as a white nationalist. In this final episode
of 2013, which is part of my Hate in America feature series, Shepherd will
explain how white supremacists have managed to infiltrate the Democratic and
Republican Party, influence legislation, and provide campaign contributions to
elected officials who secretly support the white supremacist agenda.
The interview was conducted on December
23 and published on Dec 30 of 2013.
Personal photos courtesy of
Scott Shepherd.
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