What is the government doing to stop the Ku Klux Klan today?

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At any given time you can be sure that there are probably at least three undercover agents within most organizations and that one of them is pretty close to someone near the top rung of the organization. There are computers in Virginia that monitor all telephone conversations and sort them by key words and bring the most suspicious ones to the attentions of electronic communication intelligence specialists with the NSA.

The largest communication companies are cooperating fully with government agencies to counter all kinds of terrorism. However, you will never find anyone anywhere with any branch of government that will either confirm, nor deny anything that is written here. So, consider this pure conjecture and speculation. Finally, if someone is dumb enough to do the deeds that the Ku Klux Klan has been historically known to do, then there is also a fleet of scientists and specialists that will fully analyze the crime scene and gather evidence to crack the case wide open.

Additional Informaton:

The actions of the KKK to "protect" the rights of a very small minority (their own, regardless of their rhetoric they do not represent the ideals of the majority of white Americans) at the expense of everyone else's rights is the antithesis of the foundation of the US. If you throw out the Bill of Rights, what do you have? Not the United States of America.

That's the America that allows them the right to their opinions, meetings, costumes, publications, and demonstrations. They have the rights to all of these freedoms, but not at the expense of others' freedoms.