Gen. Albert Pike and History of the KKK

 

November 1992, South Central Los Angeles. Mark Calney gives a lecture to the Cosmopolitan Brotherhood Association on his original research into the history of the creation of Hollywood by organized crime using the KKK recruiting film "The Klansman" or "The Birth Of A Nation" from the novel by Rev. Thomas Dixon. He begins by going through the history of Albert Pike and his origins in the Scottish Rite Freemasons, and after the Civil War, starting the Ku Klux Klan as a terrorist organization to stop Reconstruction. This came to light during the LaRouche movements protests at the statue of Pike in Judiciary Square in Washington DC and the surprising reluctance of anyone in Washington to touch the subject. Given the boogeyman of White Nationalism that the Democrats are using to manipulate fear and racial tensions, this is good knowledge to have.

Robert Brock of the CBA was a controversial figure and almost caused a riot when he invited black and white nationalists in to discuss the threats to 1st Amendment Rights by the behavior of the spy organization known as the Anti-Defamation League ADL. News footage of the manipulated protests is included at the end.