They want to herd people into a single entity of controlled opposition that can be put down. But what advantage does a single entity offer us? What benefit is there to centralization? Wouldn't it be better for groups to operate locally and then combine forces where advantageous and in line with supporting group's interests? Some people are going to be pursuing different routes to the same objective and it doesn't make rational sense to try to put obstacles in their way. When the proudboys group was going about their objectives, I suspected it was controlled opposition and didn't commit any energy to it. But I didn't go out and try to sabotage it. You can use controlled opposition to your advantage too. Controlled opposition won't face the same hinderances genuine groups do because our opposition wants it to grow and the controlled opposition inadvertantly become a promotional force, breaking down psychological barriers. It doesn't make sense to do any subtractive work in White Nationalism right now, eliminating disengenious groups. It makes sense to do additive work, creating organizations, which can just be a group of neighbors or friends pursing their own interests, refining the general ideology of White Nationalism for the modern era, exposing people to the basic information that underlies the reason for White Nationalism, and breaking down the psychological barriers that have made Whites silent and complacent. As we do things, it will become more and more difficult for controlled opposition groups to find gullible people or misrepresent the movement. While they focus on sabotage, they will have to align more and more with White Nationalism's actual objectives to fit in, becoming inadvertant promotional forces. At the end of the day they might be able to put a few gullible people in jail for an attempted terrorist attack and make an article about it, but they'll have advanced our cause through on the ground representation, normalizing White self determination. The USA became a sovereign nation because Americans used guerilla warfare rather than regimented firing squads. The Americans didn't line up in a block to be shot at, they hit the ground running into a dozen different directions, setting up ambushes, and firing from the trees.