Unveiling the Disturbing KKK Flyer: A Closer Look at the Hate-Fueled Message

The Ku Klux K*** (KKK) has resurfaced with a deeply troubling flyer that has sparked outrage and condemnation. Found in various locations, this flyer, associated with the Trinity White Knights of the KKK, is filled with discriminatory and hate-filled language aimed at foreigners and Haitians. It calls for "MASS DEPORTATION" and targets immigrants with inflammatory rhetoric.

The flyer, adorned with Gothic-style fonts and typical KKK iconography, states, "Forefgners & Haitians Out," and makes baseless claims about immigrants bringing "3rd World Diseases." It further decries the use of funds to support impoverished communities, asserting that "1/4 of SPRINGFIELD is already in poverty."

The flyer encourages individuals to join the KKK’s mission against forced immigration and provides contact information, including a P.O. Box in Maysville, Kentucky, and a "K***line" phone number.

Public reaction to this flyer has been swift and severe:

- "If the KKK is on your side, you should really rethink your position," one commenter noted.

- "It's sad that the K*** is somehow still around," another remarked.

- "Setup an old fax machine to fax a blank cover sheet to the phone number on the handout. It will retry every 5 minutes until it successfully sends the fax," suggested another user, highlighting creative resistance methods.

The flyer’s existence has also reignited debates about historical and current affiliations of hate groups, with some pointing out, "But the KKK are Democrats, see?" referencing the original era KKK founded by Democrat Nathan Bedford Forrest.

Others have expressed their disdain more bluntly, "F***ing scum" and "Trinity White Knights of the KKK: PO Box 72, Maysville KY 41056. They close with 'Have a great white day... ' barf. I hope global warming cooks their white-white skin. Their brains are already damaged enough."

The flyer’s offensive content has not only drawn criticism but has also led to actions aimed at overwhelming the KKK’s communication channels. Some suggest sending the flyer’s contact number to every scammer and telemarketer possible, a tactic to disrupt their operations.

This hateful propaganda serves as a stark reminder of the persistent presence of hate groups in society and the importance of standing against such ideologies. The overwhelming public response underscores a collective refusal to tolerate intolerance and bigotry in any form.