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By Frank F., July 14, 2004 Posted August 8, 2004 There was a time in my life, Afterword by author Frankie Fazzino: I've heard behind closed doors in the Klan about this "JDL," being 'out to get us' - or at least that's common belief among the Klan Members. And don't get me wrong, the Klan is moving fast. but it seems JDL can move faster. And they know this. So they are going all out in a campaign to increase membership and attempting to unite the subdivisions of Klans under one banner. And so I happened upon JDL's website to 'read the enemy'... I was prepared for propaganda. I kept seeing this phrase "Never Again" and wanted to know what it meant. The Klan is not after African Americans like they used to be, anymore. Sure you have your groups that cross the line. But the Klan is more focused on the Jewish Faith; saying Jews control the Blacks. I remember wearing a white robe and passing out hate literature. I also remember burning my robe in my fireplace. I burnt everything Klan related, symbols, personal letters, literature and garb that was given to me during my Klan initiation. While I watched my fire place glow, I was thinking of that phrase in my head that kept repeating itself; "Never Again, Never Again." There's something powerful about the Jewish faith. The Klan does have this right. But its not anything to do about some takeover. After opening up to the JDL website I began reading into Judaism. And I'm seeing now a people who've been through it all in some constant struggle and still they give of themselves... And its really sad to think that such peaceful people are so despised by a real, living, growing, blind hate. I've been there, I've seen it. It doesn't stop. JDL, I want to thank you, really, because wherever you are, whoever you are, you're making big things happen.
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