Law enforcement keeping an eye on online white-supremacist firm in Texas

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http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/mld/myrtlebeachonline/news/nation/12291367.htm

FORT WORTH, Texas - (KRT) - In a small industrial park west of Keller, Texas, near sprawling neighborhoods and new schools, a storage facility routinely receives shipments of merchandise geared toward a certain clientele - white supremacists and anti-Semites.

An FBI joint task force knows about the place and the people who operate it.

So do the Tarrant County (Texas) Sheriff's Department and a national watchdog group that monitors hate groups nationwide.

Aryan Wear, an online clothing, music and book outlet that opposes Jews and promotes white supremacy, keeps much of its merchandise in the northeast Tarrant County storage stall.

[Catherine Vincent]

1. Good!

[movonne]

2. Sign them up for Iraq...

[KarenInMA]

4. why subject Iraqis to our home grown terrorists?

[stepnw1f]

3. They Should Be Considered Terrorists

That is what they try to do... terrorize minorities and incite violence against those they hate for no reason at all. They are very disturbed people.

[54anickel]

5. So why aren't they invoking the Patriot Act II and calling them terrorist

like those street gangs?

Homeland Security nets more than 500 gang arrests
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x1669608

Oh, nevermind. They're white. Seems certain groups will be protected from the slippery-slope abuse of the Patriot Act.

[wli]

6. of course, Homeland Security doesn't go after white people

But brown people in "gangs" are, of course, "fair game."

Rest assured Homeland Security will never investigate abortion clinic bombings or arson of churches with predominantly black congregations, either.