When White Supremacists Declared War on America

The video explores the evolution of far-right movements in the U.S., focusing on the pivotal 1983 Aryan Nations World Congress. It discusses the shift from vigilante actions to organized efforts to overthrow the government, the concept of leaderless resistance, and the role of women. The Turner Diaries' influence and the use of early computer networks for communication are highlighted. The movement's funding through crime and notable incidents like the murder of Alan Berg are also covered.

In what ways did the white power movement utilize early computer networks?

What methods did the white power movement use to raise funds for their activities?

What was the significance of Robert Jay Mathews in the context of the white power movement?

How did law enforcement's perception of the white power movement affect their response to its activities?