Matthew Heimbach, Jared Taylor, and the White Student Union at Towson University

Alabama

The SPLC notes all the great activist work the uppity Matthew Heimbach has been doing in Maryland as well as his ties to notorious, wicked racial heretics like Amren, the CofCC, League of the South, OD, and SNN:

“Later that same month, he appeared on an SNN podcast again, this time from Montgomery, Ala., where he was attending a conference of the neo-Confederate League of the South. Heimbach bragged about some of the “after hours” fun he and his fellow attendees had been having 20. They’d waved the Confederate battle flag outside the church where “the honorable and distinguished Reverend doctor” Martin Luther King had preached — a man, Heimbach sneered, “who had the audacity to change American while cheating on his wife, hanging around with Communists, and stealing and plagiarizing all his material.” On July 20, they’d visited and “flagged” the outside of the nearby Southern Poverty Law Center’s headquarters as well. The SPLC building, Heimbach wrote, looked “like an abomination created by the empire in Star Wars. You look at it and you can just feel the evil.” Apparently worried by that, Heimbach came wearing what appeared to be a holstered pistol. . . .

As aggrieved as Heimbach pretends to be at the ADL’s criticism, the links on the WSU website make it abundantly clear that his agenda has become militantly racist. They include Taylor’s racist journal American Renaissance; the American Third Position, a white supremacist political party; the Council of Conservative Citizens; Counter Currents Publishing, the publishing arm of the “New Right,” whose goal is to “make white racial consciousness and self-assertion hegemonic”; the virulently anti-Islamic English Defense League; Jobbik, a neo-fascist Hungarian political part; the League of the South, a racist neo-secessionist group; Occidental Dissent, a white nationalist publication that claims we are living through the historical epoch of “Black Run America,” whose policy is “Jim Crow in Reverse”; Ram Z. Paul, an Internet radio show that mocks “cultural Marxism”; The Occidental Quarterly, another racist journal; “The Political Cesspool,” a white supremacist radio show based in Tennessee; the anti-immigrant UK Independence Party, and the white separatist Voice of Reason Radio network. The WSU’s recommended readings include Francis Parker Yockey’s neo-Nazi classic Imperium, as well as Sam Francis’s Essential Writings on Race, Pat Buchanan’s Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive Until 2025? and Jared Taylor’s newest book White Identity.”

Note: Being a local, it was actually my idea to tour the grounds of the SPLC and the MLK Church on Dexter Avenue, which just happened to be proximate to other sites of cultural interest. Arthur Goldwag fails to note here that the SPLC is across the street from the Little White House of the Confederacy and the Alabama State Capitol where George Wallace was inaugurated, where the Confederacy was born in 1861, and where Jefferson Davis took the oath of office as president of the CSA.

Goldwag also fails to mention the existence of this sign less than a quarter of a mile from SPLC headquarters down Washington Avenue:

This “Stop the Violence, Montgomery” sign is a reference to the physical threat posed to SPLC employees, not by OD or the League of the South, but by the Black Undertow criminal element in Montgomery which is based just to the west of Mark Potok’s neighborhood on Rosa Parks Avenue.

Matthew Heimbach was carrying in the high crime area around SPLC headquarters because he felt that the need might arise to defend himself or n SPLC employee from one of the many real violent (black) domestic extremists operating in the downtown area.

Unfortunately, these violent (black) domestic extremists in Montgomery are not tracked or publicized by the SPLC, although the “content of their character” is well known to the White pop