Above all, it is a call to resist complacency.

Evil does not announce itself with trumpets and banners. It works quietly, in the margins, relying on skeptics to dismiss it and cynics to ignore it.

Does a bird sing because it works for the trees? Does a fire burn because it is loyal to the wood?

where did this group come from, and what could possibly drive their actions?

Their actions weren’t cries for liberation but calculated moves to dominate.

I’m no stranger to hearing people try to rewrite history to fit their own comforting narratives, but Jamie Thorn’s 1975 article in The Hiller Hammer might take the cake.

But who were—or are—the Dun Maylock? What did they truly want? And, most importantly, why do I believe they’re still out there?