Last week a group of white right wing terrorists were stoped before attacking a peaceful Muslim community in New York. In April another trio of crazed right wing terrorists were convicted of a planned attack on peaceful Muslim Americans in the Midwest. Another right wing terrorist shot up a synagogue in Pittsburgh a few months ago. It is time for law enforcement to crack down on these violent right wing hate groups before our nation suffers another tragedy. They are terrorists who are no different than ISIL.

A federal jury in Kansas on Wednesday convicted three right-wing extremists of plotting to massacre Muslim refugees living in an industrial town on the west side of the state.

Patrick Stein, 49, Curtis Allen, 50, and Gavin Wright, 50, were found guilty on charges of conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction and conspiring to violate the civil housing rights of others. The men spent months plotting to bomb an apartment building housing Somali refugees and a mosque in Garden City, Kan., on the day after the 2016 presidential election.

They face a maximum sentence of life in prison.

During the four-week trial, prosecutors employed hours of recorded conversations and witness testimony to outline Stein, Allen and Wright’s intense hatred of Muslims, their desire to exterminate them to save America, and their steady efforts to acquire bombmaking materials. The men ultimately developed an attack plan involving four car bombs, which they hoped would kill as many Muslims as possible during the busy Friday prayer.

kemmer,
I've never responded to you until I read your last 2 remarks. People in the south are as hardworking as anywhere else. That's as offensive AND untrue as using the N word to describe a poor black man.

Then in your next post, you bragged about collage degrees. Haven't you learned that after the last election that "collage degrees" are NOT always something to brag about. Why? Because they turn out people like you.

Let me tell you a little story. A northern girl sat next to a southern girl on an airplane. Trying to just be friendly, the southerner asked ,"Where are ya'll from?" The northerner turned toward the friendly girl and said,"I'm from a place where we know better than to end a sentence with a preposition!"
The southern girl said,"Oh"
Then she said, "So, where are ya'll from, bitch?"