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Here are the top five posts for the week of June 27, 2014
1.    Birther Leader Joseph Farah Caught with Loaded Gun at Dulles TSA Checkpoint, Faces Weapon Charge
2.    White Bus Driver Concocted Attack by Black Youths in Dayton
3.    Brother of ‘Sovereign Citizen’ Who Reportedly Shot BLM Ranger Traces a Loved One’s Transformation
4.    Chicago Sovereign Convicted for Filing False $100 Billion Liens
5.    Two Members of White Supremacist Kehoe Family Sentenced on Weapons Charges

Hatewatch tracks hate and extremism for the Southern Poverty Law Center.

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