Chasing Shadows

We're at the end of Stuart Wexler's book, Chasing Shadows. It has been an interesting ride through early inceptions to the present. It gets scary at times. It gets you thinking about "How has this happened in our country?" "It keeps rearing its ugly head and penetrated our local, state, and Federal governments" not for the good of all. It seems to get worst. Will we be able to pull out of the Abyss?

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Stuart Wexler, an author and researcher focused on religious and political extremism in the U.S., dives deep into the chilling saga of the Atlanta Child Murders. He uncovers the context of the daycare explosion and the involvement of white supremacist J.B. Stoner. Discussion spans Black nationalist mobilization, evidence linking the Sanders family to the killings, and doubts surrounding Wayne Williams’ conviction. Wexler reveals how political pressures skewed the investigation and reflects on the broader implications of racial tensions in Atlanta during that time.

Stuart Wexler, author of America's Secret Jihad, sheds light on the dark history of religious terrorism in the U.S. He discusses the fragmentation of the radical right following the turmoil of the late 1960s. Wexler explores the Minutemen's strategic organization and highlights the impact of COINTELPRO in undermining militant groups. He delves into the rise of leaderless cell tactics, the influence of extremist literature, and the unsettling connections between survivalist communities and violent acts. Intriguing insights on the shifting landscape of domestic terrorism.

Stuart Wexler, an author and researcher focused on religious and racial violence in the U.S., joins to delve into the aftermath of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. He discusses the Memphis PD’s distrustful security, revealing surveillance roles and police oversight. Stuart connects J.B. Stoner to radical groups and recounts eyewitness accounts linking the Klan to suspicious activities. He outlines James Earl Ray's chaotic escape and legal battles, while critiquing law enforcement’s blind spots regarding the rising Christian Identity threat.

Stuart Wexler, an author and researcher focused on religious terrorism in the U.S., dives deep into the dangerous plots against Martin Luther King Jr. He reveals how the White Knights in Mississippi coordinated assassination attempts and the chilling evolution into the Omega Plot. Wexler discusses the involvement of women like Kathleen Ainsworth in extremist networks and the shadowy role of the Dixie Mafia. He also examines how the FBI’s mistakes and informant betrayals unraveled the lethal schemes, connecting them to James Earl Ray's eventual actions.

Stuart Wexler, a historian and author specializing in extremist movements, delves into the complex interactions between black militant groups and white supremacists. He reveals how Christian Identity infiltrated mainstream militia culture and exploited racial tensions for recruitment. Wexler discusses the FBI's aggressive tactics against civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and the operations designed to undermine him. The chilling history of militarized groups and their legacies illustrates the uneasy dynamics of race and extremism in America.