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KKK fliers delivered in N.C. neighborhood ahead of rally

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Harnett County, N.C. – Ku Klux Klan recruitment fliers were delivered to some Harnett County, N.C. residents over the weekend. That’s according to a report from WGHP.

A Klan leader told WTVD that the deliveries are ahead of an upcoming North Carolina rally set to take place in High Point Aug. 9. Thousands are expected to attend.

Most of the fliers were delivered along N.C. Highway 27, Barbecue Church Road, and in the Tingen Pointe subdivision, the report says.

The fliers read “Save Our Land, Join the Klan.”

They ask neighbors whether they’re tired of black crime, black welfare and race-mixing, and lists a Triad-area Klan hotline for membership.

Many neighbors were shocked by the fliers.

Chris Barker, the Imperial Wizard of the North Carolina-based Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan told WTVD that the weekend distributions took place nationwide from California to Louisiana and Georgia.

“It ain’t against the law to distribute fliers. So if they don’t like it, they can pick it up and throw it away. Point blank,” Barker said. “It ain’t no different than the pizza guy who comes to my door.”

Barker went on to say:

“If they (blacks) would actually listen to what we’re talking about, it ain’t about them anymore with the Klan. It’s usually about the immigrants who are flooding (the United States).”

Read this entire story from WGHP via WTVD, HERE.