What Are the Kkk Chanting in Oh Brother Where Art Thou

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"	Brothers! Oh, brothers! We have all gathered here to preserve our hallowed civilisation and heritage from intrusion, inclusion, and dilution of colour, of creed, and of hometown religion! Nosotros aim to pull evil up past the roots before information technology chokes out the flower of our culture and heritage! And our women, let's not forget those ladies yall, looking to us for protection from darky, from Jew, from Papist, and from all those smartass folk, who say nosotros come descendant from monkey! That's not my civilisation and heritage! Is that your culture and heritage!? Then, we're gunna hang united states a negro!	„
	~ Homer Stokes talking to his Klansmen.

The Ku Klux Klan is an antagonistic faction in the 2000 one-act-drama movie O Blood brother, Where Art G?. They are a fictionalized version of the real white nationalist detest group, that plans to eradicate America of all non-Caucasian ethnic groups and non-Christian religious organizations.

Biography

In "O Brother, Where Are Thou?", Everett, Pete, and Delmar discover a Ku Klux Klan rally going on in the eye of the wood, where the KKK is doing a synchronized dance, while their Master Wizard sings some kind of religious hymn. During this time, they discover their friend, Tommy Johnson, being held captive by two Klansmen and it'southward clear from the looks of it, that they plan to lynch him. Behind the Klansmen, holding Tommy, stood 3 more Klansmen, who all worked as the color guards and carried a Confederate flag, which they deemed to be of sacred importance to their Klan.

The Grand Wizard called to the closure of the Klan'south dance ritual and delivered a fiery speech about preserving their culture and heritage by eradicating all of the evil people of color and followers of deceitful denominations from their Aryan community and on this night, they were to lynch Tommy. The trio apace crafted the plan to knock out some Klansmen and accept their places so they could sneak in and infiltrate their organization. In that location, they knocked out the Klansmen who wielded the cherished Confederate flag and went into the fray in disguise as color guards.

At kickoff, Everett, Pete, and Delmar were gliding under the radar swimmingly but lone Klansmen, Big Dan Teague saw through their disguise and pulled their masks off, exposing them equally frauds to the rest of the Klan. This revelation led to an all-out binge in the mosh pit and all of the Klansmen tripped and fumbled over each other, to catch the three intruders. Pete held the Klan off, swinging the flag as a prod, while Everett and Delmar freed Tommy. After they saved their friend, the trio ran off into the woods and Pete threw the flag like a javelin back at the KKK. The Klan stopped in their tracks, equally the scenario of their holy flag striking the footing would exist dire. Fortunately for the Klan, Large Dan caught the flag but at the cost of The Soggy Bottom Boys escaping unharmed. Finally, Everett cut the wire holding upwards the Klan's behemothic burning cross, making it fall down and fatally crush several Klansmen, including Big Dan.