Baseless: Part III

Sounds Like Hate

Southern Poverty Law Center

Documentary, Society & Culture, News, True Crime, News Commentary

4.6 • 688 Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2020

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Using secret recordings, Part III reveals what you don’t know about today’s increasingly violent white supremacists, including the Base, one of the most violent neo-Nazi groups in America. It’s about why crimes by these extremists are not properly addressed by law enforcement and how close we’ve come to attempts at mass murder. It’s also about efforts to prevent their apocalyptic fantasies from happening — and about how the Base began to unravel.

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0:00.0	Tell us a little bit about yourself.
0:04.0	I grew up here in Brooklyn.
0:07.0	I'm from Texas, born and raised.
0:09.0	I live in an apartment in Saskatchewan.
0:12.0	From the New England area.
0:14.0	I'm from England, Alabama.
0:16.0	Offen originally.
0:17.0	Delaware.
0:18.0	West of Germany.
0:19.0	Here on County, Michigan.
0:20.0	I live in northeast Indiana.
0:21.4	grew up in Belfast.
0:23.1	California.
0:29.5	Sounds like hate is a new podcast series from the Southern Poverty Law Center.
0:34.4	I'm Geraldine Moriva.
0:36.0	And I'm Jamila Paxima. This is part three of baseless.
0:42.4	I was also called to a meeting with the National Security Unit of the RCMP, which is the federal
0:49.0	police force in Canada. And they, you know, warned me that they were aware of death threats against me, that that was
0:55.9	something I needed to be careful about.
0:58.2	This first season is about how some people become extremists and how some of them disengage
1:03.8	from a life of hatred.
1:05.0	The York people wouldn't tell me.
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