2011 Billy Roper, one of the country’s leading professional racists, says he’s closing the doors of his 9-year-old White Revolution organization, which he concedes has been a failure, and will join forces with long time Klan leader Thom Robb. Roper earned his racist stripes in at the feet of the late William Pierce, founder and long-time leader of the neo-Nazi National Alliance, ultimately serving as a deputy membership director. Roper encouraged his White Revolution followers, who also share the Christian Identity beliefs that he now apparently adopts, to also join Robb’s organization. Christian Identity is a racist religion that argues that Jews are the offspring of Satan and Eve.VideoVideo: 2007 Billy Roper SpeechVideo: 2001, Billy Roper organized a rally at DC German Embassy in support of an imprisoned white supremacist musician.
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