I have no intention of explaining how the following correspondence fell into my hands. Readers of C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters will likely be among the first to grasp the purpose of this correspondence. But whatever lens you choose to view the diabolically Machiavellian letter, offers an unsettling perspective on the true winners and losers of modern day race-based politics - and breaks the cycle of tired cliches and rebuttals used by both sides of the debate

randson:

Doubtless you are surprised to receive a letter from a man whose funeral you attended but a month ago (and whose title you now hold). Do not think for a minute that the dead can return to the world of the living. While I am not at liberty to disclose my whereabouts, suffice it to say that I am still, as always, keeping a watchful eye on your career.

It is painfully clear from your disorganized inauguration speech at the Trial of Initiation that your understanding of Klan ways is more a product of media caricatures than cold reality. Your relentless tirade against Affirmative Action, among other things, betrays a serious ignorance of the struggles your predecessors endured to preserve our culture of racial purity and White supremacy. As former Overlord Grand Dragon of the Klan, I refuse to stand by and allow decades of hard work be destroyed by half-learned upstart whelps like yourself.

Times change, the winds of political favor shift, and the graveyard of human history is littered with the bones of foolish organizations that failed to adapt to changing environments

Like many of the ignorant masses, you are probably amazed to hear a fellow Klansman endorse seemingly preferential and favorable treatment of our sworn enemies. Considering the depths to which we obscure our motives to the public and even junior members such as yourself, this is not surprising. But as the new Overlord Grand Dragon, it is not your place to believe and parrot the lines we feed our hotheaded foot soldiers. A history lesson is therefore in order:

In the bygone days of slavery and Jim Crow laws, our methods were decidedly crude: lynchings, mob violence, cross-burnings and other such. As time passed by, these practices became less and less acceptable, even in White company. We can no longer rely on good White judges, jurors of police officers to turn a blind eye to our public campaign against the coloreds. The Executive Council (your predecessors) met 40 years ago to tackle the vexing question: where should the modern Klan direct its efforts?

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