KKK-rallyThe Ku Klux Klan plans to begin mil­i­tary-style com­bat train­ing under the direc­tion of mil­i­tary troops return­ing home from over­seas deploy­ments, accord­ing to a Barcroft Media report.

The noto­ri­ous hate group has been attempt­ing to recruit new mem­bers – chil­dren, in par­tic­u­lar – in recent months, and the Loyal White Knights fac­tion has begun prepa­ra­tions for a long-await­ed race war.

We’re going to do some­thing a lit­tle dif­fer­ent for prob­a­bly the next cou­ple of years to try to get our men and women ready for the upcom­ing bat­tle that we’re about to take upon us, and this is some­thing that no Klan has ever done and we’re going to start it,” said one Klan leader dur­ing a ral­ly in Parkersburg, West Virginia. “All our boys are final­ly com­ing back home from the mil­i­tary, which is good, and we’re get­ting a lot more mil­i­tary mem­bers to join.”

The boy’s moth­er said she believes black and Hispanic stu­dents take drugs from their par­ents and sell them at her son’s school.

Their par­ents are so wor­ried about doing drugs than pro­vid­ing for their own chil­dren, that’s what I think,” said the woman, who was wear­ing full Klan regalia like her hus­band and two sons.

Barcroft report­ed that Klan lead­ers claim exist­ing mem­bers serv­ing in the mil­i­tary will begin train­ing oth­er mem­bers in armed com­bat, hand-to-hand com­bat, and sur­vival skills.

The group, which has an esti­mat­ed 6,500 mem­bers, has nev­er before trained its mem­bers in com­bat tactics.

We got police offi­cers in the Klan, we got lawyers, we got doc­tors – your next-door neigh­bor could be in the Klan, and you’d nev­er know it,” said James Moore, grand drag­on for Virginia.

Klan expert Brian Levin said the biggest threat comes from indi­vid­ual mem­bers try­ing to make a name for them­selves, rather than an army affil­i­at­ed with the hate group.

This is some­thing we’ve seen through­out recent decades, where the Klan has gone through cycles, where they’ve armed them­selves, got­ten in trou­ble, then mel­lowed out and then armed them­selves again,” Levin said.

He said Klan mem­bers hope to sig­nal their social rel­e­vance by arm­ing them­selves and warn­ing of racial unrest.

The ulti­mate goal for myself is to have our mem­ber­ship get to the point where we can affect change through the polit­i­cal sys­tem,” said one Klan offi­cial. “Right now, our num­bers aren’t quite good enough.”

But mem­bers are con­fi­dent their mes­sage will attract new followers.

Black peo­ple, white peo­ple, we’re all get­ting tired of the gov­ern­ment, and pret­ty soon you can see the gov­ern­ment col­lapse,” Moore said. “And when the gov­ern­ment keeps on send­ing their mon­ey over to Israel, and it final­ly col­laps­es, you can see the Klan take it back and make this nation the way it needs to be.”http://​www​.raw​sto​ry​.com/​r​s​/​2​0​1​4​/​0​6​/​1​0​/​r​e​t​u​r​n​i​n​g​-​t​r​o​o​p​s​-​h​e​l​p​-​k​k​k​-​b​u​i​l​d​-​p​a​r​a​m​i​l​i​t​a​r​y​-​f​o​r​c​e​-​t​o​-​r​e​t​a​k​e​-​u​s​-​i​n​-​c​o​m​i​n​g​-​r​a​c​e​-​w​a​r​/​#​.​U​5​d​Q​9​Q​W​y​B​Q​Y​.​f​a​c​e​b​ook