They're going to want their land back. There's a growing militancy among Hispanics as well as blacks. Whites will have no choice but to start abandoning their liberal multicultural ideas. And so on. On the Net you can find information on anything that happens to be of interest, and you can find it pretty readily.
Leaflets are an unfocused and limited way to reach people.
David Duke, whose current political activity consists of heading the Republican Party in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, agrees. Born on the Internet. Duke claims to have hundreds of visitors each day to his Web site, and to receive almost 1,000 letters each month supporting his efforts. It's just going to be a fantastic impact on people to get such a wide range of ideas. The answer, according to David Goldman, a Harvard University librarian who operates HateWatch , an online monitoring site for hate-group sites, is that Duke has simply retreated to his base audience.