On April 27th, 1981, Don Black, a white supremacist who would later create Stormfront... No! No, boo! Pass! A man named Black is creating a white supremacist? No, boo! There's a certain irony there. Pass! The man who would later create Stormfront was arrested along with nine other men who were suspiciously all gathered around a boat full of so many guns, a bunch of dynamite, and a Nazi flag. As it turns out, these men had planned to meet up with a hastily thrown together militia and overthrow the government of the island nation Dominica in hopes of setting up a white supremacist utopian state.

So, Purdue would go on to testify that both David Duke and Ron Paul were both personally aware of the plans, as was the then-governor of Texas, John Connolly.

Though he never made a statement on it and the judge declined to subpoena Ron Paul in the conspirators' trial, I would bet just about anything that I own that Ron Paul was absolutely aware of the plot to overthrow Dominica and may have been involved in some way. There's so many people who are connected to him who were involved with this plot. The guy definitely, when he turned state's evidence, was like, yeah, Ron Paul knew about this.