y free of Jews, blacks, other racial minorities, and, most important, the "traitors" to the white race so openly hated by Pierce and his neo-Nazi followers.
             Move to west Virginia. In 1985, Pierce moved Ntional Alliance headquaters from the Washington, D.C., suburb of Arlington, Virginia, to a 265-acre site in rural Pocahontas County, West Virginia. Under Pierce's leadership, the National Alliance is committed not only to a racist agenda, but to a fascist one as well. In Pierce imagined Aryan utopia, those whites who remain after all non-whites and other "enemies" are purged will not have an equal voice. The Natioanl Alliance was already the stuff of white supremacist legend due to its connections in the early 1980's to a violent gang of racist terrorists later known as the Order. The Order's leader Robert Mathews was a Natioanl Alliance member and a Turner Diaries devotee who tried to bring the book's race war scenario to life through a string of murders and robberies. The Natioanl Alliance began disseminating its propaganda to a global audience through a sophisticated, well-designed site on the Interne
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