CNN: Ex CIA agent Bob Baer says Homegrown White supremacists much more dangerous than ISIS to Americans

I also think I agree with this statement by him because there are many more white supremacists here in the U.S. than there are ISIS supporters by a factor of 10 or 20. For example, Timothy Mc Veigh (I'm not sure if you could call him a white supremicist or not) but his point of view is he was angry at the U.S. government for killing all the religious people at Waco so he blew up a government Building in Oklahoma in the 1990s. So, Timothy McVeigh did almost as much damage as Osama bin Laden did to New York a few years before the Twin towers fell. The big difference between the 168 people he killed in the government building in Oklahoma we didn't start a multi trillion dollar war with Iraq and Afghanistan over. So, white supremacicst (I'm not sure you could call McVeigh a white supremacist or not). Still, he was a home grown white terrorist who murdered 168 people and wounded countless others.

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Timothy James McVeigh (April 23, 1968 – June 11, 2001) was an American terrorist who detonated a truck bomb in front of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building ...

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Americans were fed the story of Timothy McVeigh's trial and execution as a simple, unquestionable narrative: he was guilty, he was evil, and he acted largely ...

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Prosecutor Joseph Hartzler began his opening statement in the Timothy McVeigh trial by reminding the jury of the terror and the heartbreak: "Ladies and ...

When I was a boy (because of World War II) people had a much more violent reaction to Neo Nazis than they do at present.

I remember a riot in Glendale in front of the Nazi party headquarters there around 1964 I think it was and bricks being thrown through the windows by the rioters which were mostly white young men and a few older men then who were rioting against the Nazi party there in Glendale then only 20 years  after World War II ended approximately.