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Intelligence Report
2012
Fall Issue
August 25, 2012

In the end, it came down in line with prior precedent. The Supreme Court, ruling in late June on the Arizona law that set off a tsunami of ugly legislation aimed at undocumented immigrants, affirmed decades of settled law, saying the federal government — not states or cities — has the right to control immigration policy.

Intelligence Report
2012
Fall Issue
August 25, 2012

The National Alliance was once the most important hate group in America. Now, 10 years after the death of its founder William Pierce, the once-pow- erful Alliance has been reduced to nearly complete irrelevance, although that hasn’t stopped its recent recruits from engaging in at least a dozen mur- ders and a range of other crimes.

Intelligence Report
2012
Fall Issue
August 25, 2012

For years, an extreme-right online “news company” called WorldNetDaily has been pumping out staggering vol- umes of baseless conspiracy theories, end-of-the-world predictions, and “birther” attacks on President Obama. But its truly defining moment may have come with the fairy-tale claim that soy- beans cause homosexuality.

Intelligence Report
2012
Fall Issue
August 25, 2012

The case of Paul Pantone, an Oklahoman who says he’s invented a contraption that will run on virtually any liquid, illustrates the link between defiers of conventional scientific wisdom and radical rightists who violently distrust the government. In fact, Pantone’s alleged ties to radicals have both neighbors and law enforcement worried.

Intelligence Report
2012
Summer Issue
May 26, 2012

The last decade has seen major changes in the American radical right. What was once a world largely dominated by a few relatively well-organized groups has become a scene populated by large numbers of smaller, weaker groups, with only a handful led by the kind of charismatic chieftains that characterized the 1990s.

Intelligence Report
2012
Summer Issue
May 25, 2012

On June 13, 1992, President George H.W. Bush joined the leaders of 177 other nations in adopting the United Nations’ Agenda 21, a non-binding plan for sustainable “smart growth” in the face of an ever-more populous world.

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