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Intelligence Report
2004
Fall Issue
October 14, 2004

The late founder of the neo-Nazi National Alliance spent his life spurring American extremism — but his most infamous legacy is his ultra-violent race-war narrative, The Turner Diaries, which continues to inspire extremist fiction today.

Intelligence Report
2004
Summer Issue
July 20, 2004

The National Socialist Movement (NSM) says it's the largest neo-Nazi group in the United States. It claims to have been around the longest. It describes itself as the most elite radical organization there is. And it says it recruits young kids.

Intelligence Report
2004
Summer Issue
July 20, 2004

After completing his sentence for fraud, David Duke's celebratory homecoming included a weekend conference of extremists and a new coalition determined to bring white supremacy into the mainstream.

Intelligence Report
2004
Summer Issue
July 20, 2004

The resurgent neo-Nazi Skinhead group Volksfront claims it has renounced violence — but the actions of its members and its past violent rhetoric and crimes tell the real story.

Intelligence Report
2004
Summer Issue
July 20, 2004

The young inmates in the Nazi Low Riders, a group well-known for violence and drug trafficking, made an alliance with the white supremacist Aryan Brotherhood — and took on both their extremist ideology and their notoriety.

Intelligence Report
2004
Summer Issue
July 20, 2004

The five New Jersey teens who called themselves the Agnostic Neo-Nazis never managed antisocial behavior beyond graffiti, tattoos and big talk, but showed how easily homogenous suburbs can become a cradle for hate.

Intelligence Report
2004
Spring Issue
April 20, 2004

It seemed like a good old all-American craze — until the nasty truth emerged about the man who concocted it.

Intelligence Report
2004
Spring Issue
April 20, 2004

Pornographer Bruce Alan 'Vince' Breeding quit his job as the head of David Duke's European-American Unity and Rights Organization in the wake of an Intelligence Report exposé.

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