http://twitter.com/#!/JamilahLemieux/status/499313918381395968

First there was a bogus report of a column of tanks rolling into Ferguson, Mo. Today “The KKK” began trending on Twitter briefly after rumors spread that the white supremacist hate group had assembled in Clayton, Mo.

http://twitter.com/#!/MARKALEX4/status/499321511275413505
http://twitter.com/#!/alovedlife/status/499318858571067394
http://twitter.com/#!/MzBadBrittany/status/499317363230404608
http://twitter.com/#!/morrgssss/status/499324310989721600
http://twitter.com/#!/fractalfeline/status/499322881180827648

It didn’t take long to uncover that the photo was not current and not from Missouri.

http://twitter.com/#!/CorporateBarbie/status/499313293249368064
http://twitter.com/#!/Sunny_Love22/status/499317358637617152
http://twitter.com/#!/Rebecca_221B/status/499318726152687616
http://twitter.com/#!/HeyArnold25/status/499321468757762048
http://twitter.com/#!/Raptor725150/status/499317193818247168
http://twitter.com/#!/CinnaAyn/status/499321093866287106
http://twitter.com/#!/socialbutts/status/499320671365627904
http://twitter.com/#!/JennMJack/status/499318811997122562

Then again, some have expanded their definition of KKK.

http://twitter.com/#!/livingdeadgrrrI/status/499305906270908418
http://twitter.com/#!/Joe_Schmucc/status/499318501203402752

 

 

 

 

 

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2014/08/12/kkk-trends-as-rumors-spread-of-group-assembling-near-ferguson-mo/